
Cut AI agent costs, same output
Navige is a cost-optimization layer that sits between your AI agents and the models and tools they pay for. Every call runs through one governed layer that routes each request to a suitably capable model, blocks wasted or runaway calls, and reuses verified work that has already been done — with the same output as before. It works with frameworks like LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, OpenAI Agents, MCP and Agentforce, and with models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, AWS Bedrock, Mistral and Meta Llama, via a one-line config change. Unlike observability dashboards that show you what a run cost after the fact, Navige changes the step before it runs: it caps oversized tool payloads, trims accumulated context, stops repeated failures before another call adds to the bill, and picks the model based on task complexity. A free forever tier called Watchtower monitors your agents without changing anything and reports weekly what they cost and what you could save.
Chooses the model based on task complexity, so each step gets the intelligence it needs rather than defaulting to a premium model — while keeping frontier models where the task genuinely requires them.
Reuses a verified answer when it's still valid instead of paying for another model or tool call, so the same work is never paid for twice.
Limits oversized tool results and trims accumulated history before sending the next request to the model, so you only pay for what's used.
Blocks repeated failures and stops runaway jobs before another call adds to the bill — including runs that keep going without producing an output.
Tool calls are checked against your rules before they run, not flagged afterwards — the bill is decided before the dashboard sees it.
A free, read-only mode that connects unlimited agents without changing how they run and reports each week what they cost and what you could save, with per-agent breakdowns such as repeated tool calls, stopped loops and duplicated prompt text.
Once connected, Navige leaves a slice of your jobs running untouched and compares the two, so savings are observed rather than assumed — and a step that got cheaper but started being wrong is reported as a failure, not as an opportunity taken.
Change one line of config: Navige sits between your agents on one side and the models and tools they pay for on the other, so your frameworks, keys and providers stay exactly as they are.
In Watchtower mode nothing changes in how your agents run — it only watches, connects as many agents as you like, and each week reports what they cost and what you could save.
When you're satisfied with the observed opportunity, turn on the governed layer so every call is routed, cached, trimmed or blocked before it runs — paying only from the savings it produces.
Start free with Watchtower and pay only when you switch on. Watchtower is $0 forever with unlimited agents and no card. Once the governed layer is active, pricing is $1 of every $5 Navige saves you (20% of measured savings) in months where savings are $45 or more; in quiet months where savings are under $45, you pay a flat $9 and nothing more. You never pay both.
$0 forever
Free forever. Connect as many agents as you like; every week Watchtower shows what they cost and what you could save. Watchtower only watches — your agents run exactly as they do today. Not a trial: no card, no time limit, no seats, no setu
$1 of every $5 we save (20%)
Applies when Navige saves you $45 or more in a month. Examples given: save $50, keep $40; save $200, keep $160; save $1000, keep $800. Navige's share only grows when your savings do.
$9 flat
If Navige saves you less than $45 in a month, you pay a flat $9 and nothing more. You never pay both — $9, or 20% of what Navige saves you.
Navige sits between your AI agents and the models and tools they pay for. It routes each call to the right model for the task, blocks wasted or runaway calls, and reuses verified work already done — so every run gets cheaper and faster with the same result.
Yes. Watchtower is $0 forever: connect as many agents as you like and get a weekly report of what they cost and what you could save. Watchtower only watches — your agents run exactly as they do today. There's no card, no time limit, no seats, no setup fee and no per-agent fees.
You pay $1 of every $5 Navige saves you (20% of measured savings) in months where savings reach $45 or more. If savings are under $45 in a month, you pay a flat $9 and nothing more. You never pay both.
No — the pitch is 'same destination, no detours': the same result at a smaller bill. Where a step genuinely needs a frontier model, it stays there. Results are checked as well as cost: a step that got cheaper and started being wrong is reported as a failure, not as a saving.
Frameworks and tools include LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, OpenAI Agents, MCP and Agentforce. Models include Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, AWS Bedrock, Mistral and Meta Llama. Integration is a one-line config change; your frameworks, keys and providers stay as they are.
Once connected, Navige leaves a slice of your jobs running untouched and compares them against the governed ones, so the difference is observed rather than assumed. The website's sufficiency calculator, by contrast, is explicitly an opportunity estimate based on a few inputs, not a savings claim.