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PushButton AI Team ·
You bought an AI tool. Nobody used it. $200/month quietly cancelled. That's not a you problem. That's a vendor problem. Here's what most business owners don't hear: even the big AI platforms are fin
You bought an AI tool. Nobody used it. $200/month quietly cancelled.
That's not a you problem. That's a vendor problem.
Here's what most business owners don't hear: even the big AI platforms are finally admitting that unpredictable costs and unlimited usage are why adoption fails. GitLab just announced hard spending caps on their AI features — enforced ceilings, not just suggestions. That's a significant signal.
When a major software company builds "you can't accidentally overspend" directly into their product, it tells you something. The industry is acknowledging that fear of runaway costs was a real barrier, not an excuse.
This matters for you even if you never touch GitLab. It means AI vendors are starting to compete on trust and predictability, not just features. That shifts the power back to buyers who ask the right questions.
Before your next AI conversation, ask one thing: "What's the hard cap on what this can cost me?" If they hesitate or dodge, walk away.
That single question filters out 80% of the noise — and protects you without touching a single system that already works.
What's the one AI purchase you regret most — and what would have stopped you from making it?
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Hard credit caps address this directly: the ceiling is enforceable, not just advisory. There is also a new integration with Vertex AI. When customers ...
