AI companies are rethinking how they charge to win a bigger slice of business spending

Source: Business Insider

New AI pricing models could help software companies tap into larger business budgets. Julian Stratenschulte/picture alliance/Getty ImagesAI firms are shifting from per-user fees to charging for work done. Software firms selling "units of labor" instead of seats can tap new budgets, Goldman Sachs says.

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