The AI Economy
Infrastructure Conference
AfterTokens
Tokens are just the beginning.
What happens
after the model call?
Tokens tell you what the model consumed. They don’t tell you what a customer can use, when an agent should stop, or how a contract becomes a limit in your code.
That’s the infrastructure we’re here to talk about: metering, credits, entitlements, pricing, billing, and the systems that keep them in sync.
After Tokens brings engineers together for one day in San Francisco. Technical talks, architecture breakdowns, and lessons from systems running in production.
November 10, 2026. In person. Hosted by Stigg.
Speakers and venue coming soon.
Bring what
you built.
Call for proposals
A system you shipped.
Something that broke.
What you learned.
How do you meter an agent run? What broke when you moved from tokens to credits? How do you check entitlements without slowing the request down?
We want the architecture, the implementation, and the tradeoffs. A narrow problem explored deeply. Something another engineer can take back to their own stack.
Talk about the migration, the production incident, or the edge case nobody warned you about. No product pitches. No generic “future of AI” talks.
Submit a talkA few details.
Who is this for?
Engineers building AI products and the systems behind them. Backend, platform, and AI infrastructure teams, technical founders, and engineering leaders. The talks should be useful to someone writing the code.
Is this a Stigg user conference?
No. Stigg is bringing the room together. The conversation is about how AI products get measured, controlled, packaged, and paid for, across teams and stacks. You don’t need to use Stigg.
When and where?
November 10, 2026, in San Francisco. One day, in person. The venue and schedule will be announced.
How do I attend or propose a talk?
Register on Luma to attend, or submit a talk on Sessionize. For talks, start with a real system and the engineering decisions behind it.