Logic, Inc.

Under 60 seconds. Describe what your agent should do in plain English, and Logic generates a typed, tested, versioned API endpoint immediately.

Logic handles the infrastructure stack most teams build before their first AI feature goes live: schema validation and typed APIs, model routing and retry logic, automated testing and versioning, and full execution logging.

Logic automatically routes requests to the optimal model across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Perplexity. Routing decisions are based on task complexity, cost, and latency requirements. You don't need to manage model selection or switch providers manually.

Yes. Logic is SOC 2 Type II certified and HIPAA certified, with annual audits. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with strict access controls and full audit logging. Logic does not train on your inputs or outputs.

Yes. You can update decision rules anytime without redeploying. API contracts stay stable, and every change is validated and versioned. Built-in rollbacks let you revert instantly if needed.

Logic works well for document processing, content moderation, scoring and classification, content optimization, voice processing, and custom internal workflows. Garmentory uses Logic to moderate 5,000+ product listings daily. DroneSense uses it to process complex purchase orders in two minutes instead of thirty.

Logic has 99.9% uptime SLA, which is consistently exceeded in practice. Logic runs on redundant infrastructure with automatic failover.

Each paid plan includes monthly tokens. The free plan includes a one-time starter allocation of 15M tokens. Usage is billed against your included tokens first; overages apply only after you exceed them.

Model input, model output, and every agent operation draw from the same token budget. Specialized operations like image generation, audio processing, web research, and document processing also consume tokens. There are no separate seat or per-execution charges.

It's up to you. In your billing settings, choose to stop at your monthly limit or keep running with additional usage billed at $1 per 1.4M tokens. Enterprise plans use custom token volumes and overage terms.