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The migration deal is what pulled me in first: drop $100 on a rival decision model, send the receipt, and NaceAI hands back $120 in Drex credits But the pricing is why that offer is worth chasing. Nace reports Drex Max at $15 per 1,000 web tasks on WebArena-Verified, the end-to-end web workflow benchmark. Claude Code lands at $74 there, Codex somewhere in the $73 to $103 range. Run the math and Drex Max comes out around a fifth of the Claude Code number What it actually does sits in the decision layer of an agent workflow. Choosing a tool, choosing an option, working out the next move. Give it context plus the options available and a single pass spits back probabilities for each One agent run is a demo though. Thousands of runs and cost starts carrying real weight On Jev already? Nace says the swap is just three env variables via its compatible API. And the credit promo stays live until that 1 trillion-token pool is drained, so the limit is supply, not a calendar Cheaper reported numbers, plus credits to throw your own workflow at it

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The migration deal is what pulled me in first: drop $100 on a rival decision model, send the receipt, and NaceAI hands back $120 in Drex credits But the pricing is why that offer is worth chasing. Nace reports Drex Max at $15 per 1,000 web tasks on WebArena-Verified, the end-to-end web workflow benchmark. Claude Code lands at $74 there, Codex somewhere in the $73 to $103 range. Run the math and Drex Max comes out around a fifth of the Claude Code number What it actually does sits in the decision layer of an agent workflow. Choosing a tool, choosing an option, working out the next move. Give it context plus the options available and a single pass spits back probabilities for each One agent run is a demo though. Thousands of runs and cost starts carrying real weight On Jev already? Nace says the swap is just three env variables via its compatible API. And the credit promo stays live until that 1 trillion-token pool is drained, so the limit is supply, not a calendar Cheaper reported numbers, plus credits to throw your own workflow at it

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