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Hirebase is live! Closed Beta opens today. Hire AI employees for outbound sales, content, support, data, and your personal assistant — working inside the tools you already use. Closed Beta members get founder pricing for the first year. hirebase.co

A usage cap doesn't shrink the work. It moves it back onto people. What the be-mindful-of-AI memo actually costs a small team, and the version of cost discipline with nothing to police. New on the blog: hirebase.co/blog/the-ai-us…

Somewhere today a team got a memo: “please be mindful of AI usage.” The work didn't shrink. It just moved back onto people. Hirebase coworkers run the everyday work on right-sized open models — no meter to police, no memo to send. Opening to more teams soon → hirebase.co

@BasedAI_co Hirebase coworkers run the everyday work on right-sized open models. No meter to police, no memo to send 😎

Tesla capped employee AI spend at a reported $200 a week. Uber added tiers. Accenture told staff to use less. Rational — and a confession: the price of AI work isn't under the buyer's control. Open models flip that. The fix is cheaper work, not less of it.

Your AI bill shouldn’t be a surprise, and you shouldn’t have to manage it. New on the blog: why AI costs spike for small businesses, why being tied to one AI vendor is a risk and not just a price, and how you get dependable work on a predictable bill without learning a single piece of jargon. hirebase.co/blog/predictab…

Your AI bill spikes every busy month for one boring reason: everything runs on the same premium model, even the work that never needed it. Hirebase fixes that quietly. Your coworkers send each task to the right open-weight model on their own — the routine stuff runs cheap, the bill stays steady, and you never touch a setting or learn a single term. (Yes, the big engineering teams are building a version of this for themselves right now. You shouldn’t have to) We’re opening to more teams soon. Get in line: hirebase.co

A note from the closed beta this week The reason it holds: the work runs on open weights, so the bill stays predictable and the coworker keeps improving as open models do. Open Beta starts early July hirebase.co

“What's an open-weight model?” is the question every business should ask before it picks an AI — and almost nobody explains it in plain English. So we did. New on the blog: what open weights are, why ChatGPT and Claude aren't the same kind of thing, and why the model under your coworkers decides your bill, your portability, and whether your work survives a vendor switching something off. hirebase.co/blog/what-is-a…

The AI behind your work got better and cheaper last week, and you didn't have to do a thing. An open model beat the big closed one on tool use. At roughly 1/40th the price. Your AI coworkers run on them, so they get better too. No migration. No price hike. No homework. hirebase.co

Tomorrow's 10:00 is on your calendar. The prep is on you. Somewhere out there, a Hirebase coworker already handled someone else's. Closed beta opens a new cohort early July. Your move hirebase.co

No one intends to buy tokens. They want to buy a finished landing page, a go-to-market plan, an inbox sorted before coffee. We ran the math on three real AI jobs. Same work, two ways: • All on one frontier model: ~$35 • Routed to the right model per job: ~$2.12 That's 15× savings. The savings live in the routing. The floor is set by open weights. Hirebase by @BasedAI_co closed beta is open. Transparent pricing, no per-seat games, your data stays yours.

This week your AI coworker learned to do the meeting’s homework. Prep before the call. Notes during. Action items and follow-ups after. You review, you approve, you get your hour back — ten times a week. Next closed beta cohort opens early July. The line forms at hirebase.co

The first major closed beta update is live. The whole meeting sequence, handled by your AI coworker: Prep -> transcript -> summary -> action items done ✅ What we learned and what shipped: hirebase.co/blog/beta-upda…

We went into closed beta expecting feature requests. We got a different question entirely: why does a 30 minute meeting come with 90 minutes of homework? @JoshGoodbody on what shipped because of it, and why the notetaker shouldn’t bill like a consultant

Why is the meeting 30 minutes and the homework an hour and a half? The prep. The notes. The action items. The follow-up email that ships two days late... Noted hirebase.co

Friday signal Most teams run every AI task through one expensive model - the cold email at the same rate as the hardest problem they have. That's the overpay nobody put on the invoice. Get the results, without having to think on the complexities. hirebase.co

A per-token price tells you nothing about what the work costs. So we priced three real AI jobs - a landing page, a GTM plan, daily inbox and calendar triage. New on the blog, with the receipts 👇 hirebase.co/blog/what-an-a…

New Myth just dropped: "the model is included in your plan". Legend says if you check your subscription at midnight on the 22nd, it vanishes. Your Hirebase coworkers? Always running on the best-performing model for the task at hand. No countdown timers.

Most teams picked one expensive model and run everything through it - the cold email and the genius-level problem - paying the same rate. @JoshGoodbody on why you're paying a frontier price for work a cheap model finishes just as well, and what changes when the routing is somebody else's job.

Your API agents aren't our coworkers. Stop firefighting with APIs and start getting work done!

The model that runs your AI got cheaper again this month. Your agent still broke. If a cheaper, better model doesn't fix the failure rate, the model was never the problem. It died on an expired token, not a hard question. Hire a coworker, skip the stack hirebase.co