Most of the words Bonus Builder writes are in the bonuses themselves: about 6,000 words each. Cost saver sends that long writing to a low-cost model and keeps your main model for the short words that sell.
Where to find it:
The AI tab, in AI configuration: the green Cost saver box. It is on from the start.
What goes where:
- Low-cost model: bonus sections, outlines, bonus ideas, the emails and social posts, and the blog post.
- Your main model: the six headlines and the bonus page words.
Two ways to save:
- Similar quality, about half the price (the default). The long parts are written by your main model's own family, one step down: Claude Sonnet for Claude Opus, GPT-6 Sol for GPT-6 Astra, Gemini Flash for Gemini Pro. With Opus as the main model a bonus drops from about $0.42 to about $0.21.
- Lowest cost. The cheapest connected model, like Gemini Flash or DeepSeek: a few cents a bonus, with plainer writing.
Or pick any model under Long writing with: each one shows about what one bonus costs with it.
Slow or failing models sit out:
If a low-cost model times out or fails twice, it sits out for 30 minutes and the next cheapest one takes over. Your main model is only the last resort, so a slow model never makes you wait minutes or pay premium prices.
Before you write:
Write every bonus shows the model it will use and the total cost first, with a cheaper option when one exists.
What it saves:
The box shows one 6,000-word bonus with your main model next to the same bonus with Cost saver. For example, with Claude Opus as the main model a bonus costs about $0.42; with Cost saver on Gemini Flash it is about $0.08. A free Google Gemini key costs nothing within Google's free daily allowance.
If the low-cost model fails:
Your main model takes over by itself, so a job never stops halfway.
Every price on every button follows Cost saver, so the price you see before you click is the price of the model that will do the work.