Hey HN! We are happy to share with you our latest project: Llama Workspace (<a href="https://llamaworkspace.ai" rel="nofollow">https://llamaworkspace.ai</a>).<p>It's an open-source ChatGPT Teams alternative made with the needs of businesses and organizations in mind.<p>It has everything you can expect from ChatGPT, plus first class support for users and roles management, as well as advanced collaboration features. We've made it very easy to self-host anywhere you like, and we also provide a cloud version. So no excuse for trying it out!<p>Why using Llama Workspace instead of ChatGPT Teams?<p>- You have access to all the major Large Language models in one place, including GPT-4, Claude Sonnet or Gemini.
- It brings savings of about 70% - 85% when compared to ChatGPT Teams (see website for more info on this).
- You can integrate it with your own code, like AI agents, and provide a single platform to access AI.<p>Here's the Github link: <a href="https://github.com/llamaworkspace/llamaworkspace">https://github.com/llamaworkspace/llamaworkspace</a><p>I would love to hear your ideas, experience, and feedback about the product! What should we implement next?
>Llama Workspace connects to AI providers like OpenAI and Anthropic via API. In the API, each word for the most commonly used model (GPT-4o at the time of writing) costs approximately $0.000025. Therefore, to break even with the ChatGPT Teams license, which costs $30/seat/month, you would need to generate 1,200,000 words.<p>I would debate this one. As a "normal" user of chatgpt with around 10-20 questions a day, I can exceed this $30 per month because<p>1) it's not a word per se but token. A lot of the words are tokenized.<p>2) for each chat, for each question all the context above is re-sent and counts for cost.<p>I think pivoting towards self hosting llama models and charging for them might be more profitable to you and to the users.
Thank you and congratulations!<p>How (in your opinion) does this project compare to <a href="https://www.librechat.ai" rel="nofollow">https://www.librechat.ai</a>?<p>(My company selected LibreChat to host our internal “GPT Teams” implementation after surveying and evaluating the current state of tools as of about six months ago, but I’m sure it’s a rapidly evolving space.)