How are you juggling multiple LLM subscriptions?

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I am noticing different LLMs excel at different tasks. I need one for creative brainstorming, another for factual accuracy, etc.

Keeping track of various pricing structures (pay-per-token, hourly rates, etc.) feels like a second job.

Is there an "all-in-one" LLM that covers everything? How are you keeping things organized and affordable?

I found one >> https://www.qolaba.ai/ai-chatbot

Would love to know what do you use in the comments below!

CY Zhou · Accepted Answer

I manage multiple LLM subscriptions by setting clear usage goals for each and leveraging automation tools to streamline workflows. This approach helps me maximize efficiency and minimize costs.

Margret Rhyme · Answer

Yes it is indeed tough, That's why I use one or 2 paid and remaining free versions of LLm

Winston Zin · Answer

Hey Rohan, trying to get in touch with you.  Check WhatsApp!  Thanks

Vhim Jana · Answer

Juggling multiple LLM subscriptions can be a real challenge! I'm finding it helpful to use a spreadsheet to track usage, costs, and the specific features of each service. How are you all managing it? Any tips or tools you recommend?

Zachary · Answer

Managing multiple LLM subscriptions can be a challenge! The cost adds up quickly, and it can be time-consuming to learn the different interfaces and navigate between them. An ideal solution would be a unified platform offering access to various LLMs with a single subscription.

David Joshua · Answer

Managing multiple LLM subscriptions can add up!  I try to be cost-effective by focusing on free tiers or limited plans for LLMs I use occasionally.  For my most frequent tasks, I invest in a subscription with the best features for my needs.

Samarth Gupta · Answer

It's a big problem to be honest. I use both chatgpt and claude. Have paid accounts of both. For some tasks, one is better and for some the other. Sometimes one is down or working very slow and sometimes the other. All in all its not a smooth experience. Tried poe.com, but its very complex to use, didn't like the UI at all. it has many llms in one place.

lilly william · Answer

Managing multiple LLM subscriptions involves a few key strategies to ensure efficiency and cost-effectiveness. First, it's important to identify the specific tasks each LLM will be used for, as different models may excel in various areas like content creation, data analysis, or technical writing. Keeping track of each subscription's billing cycle, usage limits, and features helps to avoid overlaps and manage budgets effectively. Organizing this information in a spreadsheet or using a subscription management tool can streamline the process. Additionally, Modern kitchen cabinets! regularly evaluating the performance and usefulness of each LLM ensures that you are getting the best value and can make informed decisions about whether to continue, upgrade, or cancel a subscription. Integrating LLMs with your existing workflows through APIs can also enhance efficiency. Staying informed about updates and new features from each provider allows you to utilize the latest capabilities and maintain optimal performance. By leveraging these strategies, you can efficiently juggle multiple LLM subscriptions and maximize their benefits.

V. Annapurna · Answer

Qolaba.ai, Poe, Magai

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Are you disclosing that you use LLMs (like me!) or keeping it anonymous?

Amensa Hulk · Answer

I totally get the struggle! I have started using a tool that consolidates access to different models.

Milli Sen · Answer

Abacus AI has ChatLLM. an all-in-one platform of LLMs. You.com, Pop AI, Quolaba AI are also a few other platforms to try all LLMs with one subscription.

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I've found that defining my specific needs and how each subscription adds value has made it much more manageable. I also make it a point to assess each subscription's performance and cost-effectiveness periodically. (Remembering to do this is also important; I added a monthly calendar event that helps me be consistent with this part)

BTBH, I think I can do this effectively now only after spending at least one payment cycle exploring each. I'm not sure what the best way to evaluate them is without having used them.

Sarah Playford · Answer

@miller_bar_bara Well, I believe there is nothing bad in disclosing that anyone uses LLM's, these models are here to help humans improve their productivity and efficiency. I would argue everyone out there should use LLM's to keep up with the race of AI and learning. Otherwise you will be left behind.

Eric_Jin · Answer

Finding the right LLM can be a game-changer, but switching between them and logging in repeatedly can be a real hassle. You could consider trying BrainyAI, a unified platform offering access to various LLMs. You can access the latest AI models, including GPT-4, GPT-4o, Claude, Gemini, Moonshot, & LLaMA3, all from your browser sidebar.

How are you juggling multiple LLM subscriptions?

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