AI Provider Pricing Monitor
Monitor OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, and Mistral pricing pages every Monday and receive a Slack digest of any important pricing or model changes.
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AI Provider Pricing Monitor
Stay ahead of AI cost changes with automated weekly monitoring. This workflow fetches pricing pages from the four major AI providers every Monday morning, runs an LLM analysis to extract important changes, and posts a structured Slack digest to your team.
What this workflow does
- Weekly Schedule: Cron trigger fires every Monday at 09:00
- AI Provider Sources: Defines URLs for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, and Mistral pricing pages
- Fetch Provider Pages: Loops through each provider and fetches live page content via HTTP
- Analyze Updates: An LLM reviews all fetched content and extracts pricing changes, new models, rate limit updates, deprecations, and context window changes
- Slack Notification: Posts a structured weekly digest to your team — always sends a message, even when no changes are detected
- JSON Output: Returns the full structured analysis for downstream use
What gets monitored
- New model releases
- Input / output / cached token price changes
- Batch processing discounts
- Context window changes
- Rate limit changes
- Subscription plan changes
- API deprecations
- Enterprise pricing and data residency updates
Setup
- Add a Slack credential to the "Notify AI Team" node and configure the target channel
- Add an LLM credential to the "Analyze Updates" node (any Heym-supported provider)
- Optionally extend the source list with additional provider URLs
- Optionally connect a DataTable node to store weekly snapshots for historical comparison
Notes
The LLM analysis returns structured JSON with has_important_changes, a summary, an array of changes (each with provider, change type, importance, developer impact, business impact, and suggested action), and a formatted slack_message.
How to import this template
- 1Click Import → Copy JSON on this page.
- 2Open your Heym and navigate to a workflow canvas.
- 3PressCmd+V/Ctrl+V— nodes appear instantly.
- 4Add your API keys in the node config panels and click Run.
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