provider
openai-prodEvery token has a power bill
Finally, a billing layer for AI's electrical footprint
AI Slop automatically withholds 1% of your token usage and applies it toward the electrical cost of generating the other 99%.
const provider = await aislop.provider.connect("openai-prod");
await provider.enableReserve({ mode: "live" });
stream
attachedBuilt for
- Developer teams
- Platform teams
- Finance
- Infrastructure
- Sustainability
- Enterprise buyers
Estimated bill coverage confidence
99.94% Utility-backed reserve postureReserve withholding latency
Sub-50ms Applies across prompt-heavy workloadsUtility-adjacent regions supported
11 Built for multi-provider operationsTrusted by teams scaling production AI
Problem
Your token invoice is not your full AI budget
Most teams track token spend. Almost no teams track the downstream electrical liability of those tokens.
That leaves finance blind, sustainability performative, and infra carrying unpriced watt risk.
AI Slop closes that visibility gap by attaching an electrical settlement primitive directly to model usage.
How It Works
Reserve-backed settlement for prompt-era spending
AI Slop turns token flow into a utility-facing approximation layer without changing the way teams ship.
Connect usage
Plug AI Slop into your model provider, gateway, or homegrown inference stack in minutes.
We withhold 1%
For every 100 tokens consumed, AI Slop captures 1 token equivalent into a dedicated energy reserve.
We estimate power draw
Our proprietary token-to-kWh engine maps model activity to likely electrical load using region, model class, latency profile, and vibes.
We settle the bill
We apply withheld value toward the estimated cost of powering your AI workloads, then generate utility-grade reporting for finance, ops, and anyone asking difficult questions.
$ aislop reserve reconcile openai-prod Reserve created: rsrv-011 Estimated load zone: us-east-1 Withheld token reserve synced in 14s Coverage confidence: 99.94%
Estimated grid load
18.7 MWhwithheld token reserve
1.00%regional watt exposure
us-east-1coverage confidence
99.94%burn-to-bill ratio
1.08xtoken guilt index
elevatedMeasures estimated power burden per generated token
Adjusted for model intensity and regional pricing assumptions
Higher values indicate stronger electrical consequences
Features
The accounting layer your token dashboard forgot to become
Built for developer teams, platform teams, finance, infra, and the executives who now need their prompts to sound operationally mature.
Token-to-kWh Reconciliation
Translate usage into power-cost posture.
Translate model usage into a power cost model your CFO can pretend to understand.
Useful output
reserve_score=0.81 | us-east-1 | tariff=$0.142/kWh
Real-Time Watt Ledger
See exposure by prompt, team, and environment.
Track your organization's estimated electrical exposure by prompt, team, environment, and model.
Useful output
platform | prod | 14.8W
Multi-Provider Utility Coverage
Cover hosted APIs and strange internal deployments.
Works across hosted APIs, self-hosted models, and whatever your interns deployed behind a reverse proxy at 2 a.m.
Useful output
openai | anthropic | self-hosted
Carbon-Adjacent Reporting
Export confidence before accountability catches up.
Generate board-ready dashboards that imply rigor without introducing too much accountability.
Useful output
board pack | Q2 | csv
Enterprise Grade Withholding
Apply reserve policy across the whole org.
Set org-wide reserve policies, budget guardrails, and automatic slop capture across all environments.
Useful output
org scope | 1% holdback | guardrails on
Grid Compliance Exports
Download artifacts for procurement season.
Download CSVs nobody opens until procurement gets involved.
Useful output
./exports/reserve-2026-03.csv
Metrics
A small withholding. A major signal.
token watts reconciled
estimated bill coverage confidence
better utility visibility
reserve withholding latency
additional hardware required
utility-adjacent regions supported
Enterprise
Built for serious AI operations
AI Slop gives platform teams, finance teams, and leadership a common view of the hidden energy story behind model usage.
- Reconcile token volume against estimated electrical cost
- Model regional grid burden across providers and environments
- Set reserve policies by org, team, or model class
- Export coverage narratives for budgeting, procurement, and board materials
- Pretend you have solved a real problem while sounding extremely prepared
CLI-first
Use it from the browser, or stay in the terminal.
Platform teams can connect providers, inspect watt exposure, and export reserve-backed reporting without leaving the shell.
> npm install -g @aislop/cli
> aislop auth login
> aislop provider connect openai-prod
> aislop reserve reconcile --env production
> aislop report export --format csv
report exported to ./reports/production-coverage.csv
Testimonials
Early customers already sound difficult in new and exciting ways
“Before AI Slop, our team only tracked model spend. Now we can finally tie prompt velocity to regional utility exposure.”
Platform team • Workflow infrastructure
“Our board stopped asking what tokens are and started asking whether Nevada rates were favorable.”
Finance leadership • Series B agent startup
“Implementation was seamless. Moral clarity was instant.”
Infrastructure leadership • Enterprise copilots
Pricing
Simple pricing
Usage-based by default. Annual contracts for teams that need custom reserve policy, private deployment coverage, or procurement support.
Standard
Usage-basedReserve billing for production teams
Billed monthly. No seats. No platform fee. No annual commitment.
Connect a provider or gateway, turn on withholding, and export monthly reconciliation reporting without involving sales.
- Provider and gateway integrations
- Monthly reserve reconciliation exports
- Org-level reporting and audit trail
- Email support during business hours
Applied to metered token volume across supported providers and gateways.
Enterprise
Annual contractCustom reserve program
Volume pricing, procurement support, and reserve policy controls for larger AI estates.
For teams that need private or self-hosted deployment coverage, consolidated invoicing, custom withholding percentages, and rollout support across multiple environments.
- Custom reserve rate by org, workspace, or model class
- Private regions and self-hosted deployment coverage
- Annual invoicing and vendor onboarding support
- Security, procurement, and architecture reviews
- Dedicated implementation and quarterly business reviews
Common add-ons
- Custom utility model mapping
- Executive reserve reporting
- Peak-hour policy controls
Custom terms available for multi-provider usage, regional policy controls, and compliance-heavy environments.
FAQ
Questions procurement asks right before interest appears
Why 1%?
Because less than 1% feels symbolic, and more than 1% feels extractive. We wanted a number that felt principled, automatic, and hard to argue with in a meeting.
Does this really cover the electrical bill?
Coverage depends on model mix, region, token density, inference shape, and tariff complexity. In practice, teams use AI Slop as a financially expressive approximation layer.
How do you calculate energy usage?
We combine provider metadata, regional assumptions, load models, historical billing heuristics, and a proprietary reconciliation framework we describe as utility-grade.
Can I choose what percentage to withhold?
On Enterprise plans, yes. Most customers stay at 1% because it benchmarks well and looks responsible in screenshots.
Is this a sustainability product?
Not exactly. AI Slop is a spend product, an infrastructure product, and a values product. Sustainability is one downstream artifact.
What if my provider already pays for electricity?
That may be true at the provider level. AI Slop operates at the accountability layer.
Is this just token tax with better branding?
No. It is programmable reserve-backed energy settlement for AI.
Do you support private or self-hosted model deployments?
Yes. We can reconcile hosted APIs, self-managed inference clusters, and the mysterious internal GPU box nobody wants to document, as long as usage events can be observed somewhere in the stack.
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