Alexander Bickov

Not a complaint about pricing. A real question I could not answer until I went looking.

The intuition is that a better model needs fewer attempts, so a job should get cheaper. My bill kept going the other way, and the price per token had gone down, not up.

The answer turned out to be in the docs. Reasoning models produce a block of internal work before they answer, and OpenAI's guide says it plainly: those tokens are "not visible via the API" but are "billed as output tokens". Anywhere from a few hundred to tens of thousands of them. Anthropic bills the same way.

Not the code. The page itself.

Mine is the empty state. Agents build the happy path and stop, so there is never a screen for zero items, no error state, nothing for the slow connection.

After that it is section heights. Every block the same height down the page, because nothing was ever weighted against anything else.

The one I keep seeing lately is that the footer is the most designed part of the site. Giant logo at the bottom, template above it.

Most people either never left the built-in shortcut or installed something years ago and never looked at the category again. I want to see the real spread, and more than that, what happens to the image after you take it.

Answer in this format so the thread stays scannable:

Tool name: Your answer here...
Link: Your answer here...

[ ] Free
[ ] Paid
[ ] Built-in