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Support and chat bots

Support traffic is high-volume and repetitive, which makes it the workload where careless model choice is most expensive and careful prompt design pays back fastest.

Output length is the lever

Output tokens cost several times what input tokens cost on every model we carry — five times on the current Claude and GPT flagships. A support bot that answers in three sentences instead of three paragraphs costs a fraction of one that does not, with no change of model and usually a better customer experience.

This is worth saying plainly because it is the opposite of the usual instinct. When a bill is too high the reflex is to drop a tier and re-validate everything. Capping answer length in the prompt is faster, reversible, and often larger.

Split the routing from the answering

Most support systems classify before they answer: is this billing, technical, or a refund request; is it in scope; does it need a human. Those decisions are short, structured and high-volume, and a small model does them as well as a large one. gpt-5.6-luna is priced for exactly this shape of call.

Keep the flagship for the reply the customer reads. That single split usually moves the blended cost closer to the cheap model than the expensive one, because routine calls dominate the count.

Before you point it at customers

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