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AfterTokens

Break it open

Tokens are just the beginning.

Attendees from

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.

After Tokens brings engineers together in person for one day of keynotes, talks, panels, and fireside chats on the infrastructure that answers those questions.

Topics

  • Metering
  • Credits
  • Entitlements
  • Pricing
  • Billing
  • Systems that keep it all in sync

Nov 10, 2026.

  • 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM PT
  • Terra, San Francisco
  • Hosted by Stigg

The people
behind the meter.

Speakers

Engineers and leaders from OpenAI, Databricks, WRITER, and more. The people building what happens after the model call.

Hear them live in San Francisco on November 10.

Register now

Terra.

Venue

A two-level gallery venue in SoMa, on Rincon Hill. Twenty-foot ceilings, walls of factory windows, and an outdoor patio for the conversations between talks.

Where

Terra, 511 Harrison St
SoMa, San Francisco

When

Tuesday, November 10, 2026
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM PT

Getting there

A short walk from Embarcadero BART and the Salesforce Transit Center

The program.

Agenda

8:00 AM

Breakfast and registration

9:00 AM

Keynote program

Opening Keynote

Dor Sasson, Stigg

State of Models - Usage, Pricing, and Inference Cost

Peter Walker, OpenRouter

State of Monetization - AI vs. SaaS

Kyle Poyar, Growth Unhinged

Outcome-Based Pricing & Always-on Agents

Matan-Paul Shetrit, WRITER

Tomas Lorinc, Temporal

10:55 AM

Break

11:10 AM

Morning program

Building Penny - Vercel’s Billing Agent

Lakshmi Subbramanian, Vercel

Token Efficiency Without Losing Quality

Sudeeksha Murari, Docker

Mick Gupta, Scale AI

Monetizing Consumer AI Apps - Growth, Pricing & Credits

Daniel Weber, Suno

Ali Rizvi, Gamma

Tanmay Khemka, LinkedIn

12:30 PM

Launch over Lunch

1:30 PM

Afternoon program

The Agents Are Coming - When Usage Grows Faster Than Users

Michael Grinich, WorkOS

Tim Glaser, PostHog

Do Agents Dream of Electric Bills? Pricing, Metering, and Limits at OpenAI

Jonah Cohen, OpenAI

From 0 to $1B - AI Financial Engineering at Scale

Jerome Z. Ng, Monetized.cc / GitLab

Rohit Gupta, Temporal

Tokens, Credits & Cost Governance at 10 Billion Scale

Vidhi Agrawal, Databricks

3:15 PM

Break

3:30 PM

Afternoon program (continued)

Token Economics at Glean - Model Routing, Usage Limits & Visibility

Advait Rane, Glean

Kathleen Qin, Glean

Usage Management - From SaaS to Agents

Erick K Bett, Webflow

Jeffrey Goldberg, Qlik

Arjun Garg, Intuit

Metering at Scale in an AI-Driven World

Christopher Bonadonna, Mixpanel

The Model Router Has to Pay for Itself: Cost per Successful Task

Roberto Milev, Navan

Uday Bhanu Prasad Kanagala, Navan

Closing Keynote

Dor Sasson, Stigg

Attendees from

Engineers and leaders from these teams are joining us on November 10.

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.

A 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.

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?

Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at Terra, 511 Harrison St, San Francisco. Breakfast and registration open at 8:00 AM PT, the first session starts at 9:00 AM, and the day ends at 5:00 PM. The full program is above.

How do I attend?

Register here to attend. We’ll confirm your spot by email.

See you
November 10.

Registration

One day, in person, in San Francisco. Keynotes, talks, panels, and fireside chats from the engineers and leaders building what happens after the model call.

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