Case studies

AI spend, back under control

Real deployments across eight industries — anonymized, as enterprise work should be. Different workloads, one outcome: the bill answering to the business again, on the model quality it already relied on.

Ad tech

Ad tech: every impression classified, no frontier-model bill

Real-time ad decisions meant an LLM call at staggering volume. Routing landed the routine calls on smaller models and pulled the bill back in.

The routine calls stopped paying frontier prices

Finance

Finance: an analyst copilot the whole firm can afford

Cost had research summarization and drafting on ration. Routing plus a fine-tuned house model rewrote the economics — and adoption stopped being gated.

A rationed pilot became a firm-wide tool

Healthcare

Healthcare: documentation help, on weights the hospital owns

Clinical documentation was eating clinician hours. A fine-tuned model on dedicated GPUs — owned outright — handed those hours back.

Documentation hours returned to clinicians

Retail & e-commerce

Retail: a storefront writing and answering in its own voice

Product copy and support answers ran on one premium model across the entire catalog. Right-sizing the models rewrote the economics.

The bill quit tracking the sales calendar

Legal

Legal: diligence at deal speed, on a model the firm owns

Contract review was throttled by hours and a rented general model. A fine-tune over the firm’s own clause library broke the bottleneck.

Drafts land in the firm’s own clause language

Manufacturing & logistics

Manufacturing: manuals that answer for themselves

Maintenance knowledge sat in binders and inboxes. A fine-tune over the company’s own documentation pulled downtime down significantly.

Downtime pulled down significantly

Media & telecom

Media: moderation that stays level with the feed

Content tagging and moderation ran on a premium model at feed speed. Right-sized open models let the pipeline hold the pace.

The pipeline quit capping publishing

Insurance

Insurance: claims intake out of the queue

Claims intake had adjusters reading every submission end to end. A fine-tuned model on dedicated GPUs drained the queue.

Adjusters begin at review, not at reading

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Where the value comes from

Different industries, the same mechanics. Each engagement above pulled at least one of these levers.

LeverBeforeWith Vidman AI
Cost per answerA single premium model for every requestThe fitting model for each request
RolloutPilots rationed by the budgetThe entire team on the tool
Model fitA generic voice, generic answersFine-tuned on your own material
OwnershipCapability rented token by tokenWeights held outright
ScalingThe bill climbs with successSpend holds flat as volume grows

Route

Vidman AI Adaptive hands each request to the lowest-cost model that answers it well, so premium models stop performing routine work.

Own

Fine-tuning over your own material produces a model in your voice — and the weights belong to you, never to a vendor.

Scale

Serverless inference and dedicated GPU clusters absorb growth and seasonality, so spend quits tracking success.

Your workload could be next

The pattern repeats because the math does: route each request to the right model, own what you fine-tune, and the bill stops tracking your growth.