stop overpaying for ai coding

AI coding tools
cost too much.
Mint doesn't.

Claude Code and Cursor burn $5–$15 per task on premium models. Mint uses one smart orchestrator that dispatches cheap models and loops until the code is right.

Cost per 100 coding tasks
Claude Code $500–$1,500
Mint Free – $9/mo
mint-cli — ~/projects/my-app

Mint vs. everything else.

They all use expensive models for every step. Mint dispatches cheap ones and loops.

Model cost Subscription How it works Quality check
Mint $0.20 in / $0.28 out
per 1M tokens
Free (20/day)
Pro $9/mo
Orchestrator dispatches cheap models, loops until correct Built-in — loops until pass
Claude Code $15 in / $75 out
per 1M tokens (Opus)
$100–$200/mo Single premium model for every step Manual review
Cursor Varies by model $20/mo + usage IDE-integrated, premium model calls Manual review
GitHub Copilot Bundled $10–$39/mo Autocomplete + chat, single model Manual review
0x
cheaper model costs than premium-only tools

One orchestrator.
Cheap models. Loop.

01

Index your project

Run mint init once. Mint scans your repo, builds a dependency graph, and generates MINT.md project rules that ground the orchestrator.

02

Orchestrator dispatches

A single orchestrator reads context, picks the cheapest model that can handle the job, generates code, and reviews its own output — looping until the result passes quality checks.

03

Review and apply locally

Mint prints unified diffs, tracks cost, and applies changes from the terminal. One loop, one result — no pipeline overhead, no wasted tokens.

Built for the
orchestrator architecture.

Single Orchestrator Loop

One orchestrator reads your codebase, dispatches cheap models, reviews the output, and loops until the code passes quality checks. No multi-agent handoffs — just one smart loop to perfection.

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Project Index + MINT.md

mint init builds a project index, dependency graph, summaries, and rules file so the orchestrator starts with grounded context instead of blind prompting.

📊

Cheap Model Dispatch

The orchestrator picks the cheapest model that can handle each step. Most coding work runs on models costing $0.20–$0.28/1M tokens — not $15+.

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Cost Tracking + Gateway

Mint tracks spend per loop iteration. BYOK providers can run directly, and the Mint gateway remains the shared fallback path for users without API keys.

Simple pricing.
Join the waitlist.

Free
$0
/ forever
  • 20 orchestrator runs per day
  • Full project indexing
  • Cheap model dispatch
  • Diff apply + cost tracking
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Currently invite-only — join the waitlist and we'll reach out personally.

Here's what a session
looks like.

This is what a real Mint session looks like — you describe what you want, the orchestrator loops with cheap models, and diffs get applied.

We're still hardening the rough edges. Drop your email and we'll reach out personally.

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mint-cli — ~/projects/my-app
you refactor the payment module to use Stripe v2
 
Mint [kimi-k2]
scanning project… found 4 payment files
 
├─ read checkout.ts, webhook.ts, subscription.ts
├─ generate Stripe v2 migration
├─ ! review — missing error handling in webhook
├─ fix webhook + add error handling +18 -4
├─ review — all checks pass
└─ done · 2 iterations · 4 files changed
 
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kimi-k2 · 1.8k tokens · $0.004 · savings 96%
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