Milliseconds.ai
Product Hunt Baptiste Laget
Milliseconds.ai launched a tiny model for turning text and images into labels, fields, and decisions. It’s priced at $0.04 per million input tokens, with free outputs and 125M free test tokens a month.
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Milliseconds.ai launched today on Product Hunt with a very specific pitch: feed it text and images, and get labels, categories, structured fields, or decisions back out. The company calls the model behind it decision-machine-1, and it is aimed at the kind of boring, useful work that businesses keep shoving at bigger systems anyway.
The examples are practical. Route emails. Pull invoice data. Apply return policies. Or, if someone really wants to go off-road, build a hot-dog identification empire. That mix of enterprise chores and weird demos is usually a sign that a product is trying to show range while keeping the core message simple: this is a fast API for turning messy inputs into something usable.
The pricing is straightforward too. Milliseconds.ai says it costs $0.04 per million input tokens, with output tokens free. Test keys get 125 million free input tokens each month, which is a generous amount for people poking around before they commit.
There isn’t a big platform manifesto here, just a narrow promise delivered cleanly. Text in, decisions out. In a market stuffed with giant models and grand claims, that kind of focus can be more persuasive than another swaggering demo.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the part of AI that actually pays rent: extraction, routing, classification, the dull bits that keep companies moving. The industry keeps romanticizing chatbots while the money is in making forms behave. Also, free output tokens is the sort of pricing detail that tells you someone has thought about who gets billed and who gets the applause.
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