One wallet. Three delivery modes. Lower burn.
Fund AI once, use it across your tools and workflows, and reduce AI delivery burn without managing fragmented provider balances.
Three ways to run TokenOne.
Choose the shape that matches how your team already buys and runs AI. Every mode is governed by the same delivery policy and audited against the same ledger.
BYOK Mode
Use your own provider accounts. TokenOne governs delivery and reduces burn above them. TokenOne can charge as a platform fee or as a share of verified savings, depending on plan.
- Bring existing provider balances
- Premium kept for premium work
- Platform fee or share-of-savings, per plan
TokenOne Mode
Fund one TokenOne wallet. TokenOne manages the delivery path underneath.
- One funded balance across all AI usage
- Governed AI delivery underneath
- Burn metered per team, project, and tool
Hybrid Mode
Use both in one governed environment.
- Mix BYOK with TokenOne delivery
- One operating view across both
- Same policy and audit, end-to-end
One wallet. One ledger. One balance across AI usage.
TokenOne normalises AI delivery consumption underneath. Buy in familiar million-unit increments; spend across every approved tool, project, and provider.
Fund once
A single funded balance is loaded into the TokenOne wallet · bought in familiar million-unit increments.
Spend across every tool
Approved tools, agents, and workflows draw from the same wallet. Attribution is automatic by team, project, and provider.
Reconcile on one ledger
Every burn is recorded against one signed ledger. Spend is visible per team, per project, per tool · not per provider.
Illustrative before signup. Customer-specific after connection.
TokenOne can prove value before signup with illustrative examples, and prove it more precisely after connection by building a baseline from your own usage.
Illustrative benchmark
Before signup, we show typical patterns for premium-default usage. These are illustrative · not customer-specific facts.
User-declared
On connection, your team can declare current provider mix and approximate monthly burn. TokenOne uses that as the starting baseline.
Observed usage
After enough delivery traffic, TokenOne builds a confirmed baseline from actual usage · including patterns by team, project, and tool.
Policy baseline
For regulated tenants, the baseline is fixed to the policy-approved delivery class so savings reporting is provable on audit.
Where token / request logs are available on the customer side, they can be reviewed to establish prior usage and confirm baseline burn patterns. Savings reporting becomes customer-specific once a baseline is confirmed.
Premium when it matters. Less burn when it doesn’t.
Most heavy AI users default to one premium model or premium tool path all day · because switching is friction. That creates waste. TokenOne preserves premium delivery where it’s needed, and reduces burn elsewhere.
Without TokenOne
Premium model defaulted for every prompt · simple or complex. No policy enforcement before a prompt leaves the team. Spend visible per-provider, not per-team.
With TokenOne
Premium kept for premium work. Eligible lower-complexity work moved to cheaper approved paths. Quality threshold cleared first. Burn metered against one ledger.
Savings only matter when quality is preserved. TokenOne routes to the delivery path that clears the required quality threshold first, then optimises for latency and burn.
Illustrative example based on common premium-default usage patterns. Actual savings depend on workflow mix, quality threshold, and policy settings.
Common questions, answered.
How does pricing work?
TokenOne supports three modes · BYOK, TokenOne, and Hybrid. The commercial shape varies per plan: a platform fee, a share of verified savings, or a metered wallet. Enterprise plans are custom.
Are provider tokens marked up?
No hidden markups. In BYOK, you keep your existing provider relationship and TokenOne charges as a platform fee or a share of verified savings. In TokenOne mode, the wallet is a single, transparent meter against governed AI delivery.
How does BYOK work?
Connect your existing provider accounts. TokenOne governs delivery above them · enforcing policy, clearing the quality threshold first, then optimising for latency and burn. You keep control of your provider relationships.
How are savings measured?
Before signup, savings are illustrative and based on common premium-default usage patterns. After connection, TokenOne can establish a customer-specific baseline from declared usage, observed usage, or a policy baseline · and report savings against it.
What happens at scale?
Per-team, per-project, and per-tool attribution scales with the wallet. Burn is metered against one signed ledger; policy enforcement and audit evidence stay constant as volume grows.
Are regulated workloads supported?
Yes. Enterprise plans support residency controls, approved-provider lists, fail-closed policy enforcement, and the trust pack procurement teams typically ask for.
Choose the mode that fits your team today.
Fund AI once. Govern delivery. Reduce burn. We’ll walk you through BYOK, TokenOne, and Hybrid in one short call.