When forecasting for developers and employee cost for a company I double their pay but I'm not going to say what I make and if I did or not. I also like to think that developers should be working on work that is many multiples of leverage over their pay to be effective. But thanks.

> but really saved me from moving to a different task and coming back

You missed this part. Being able to quickly fix things without deep thought while in flow saves you from the slowdowns of context switching.

That $100 of value likely costed them more like $0.1 - $1 in API costs.

It didn't cost me anything, my employer paid for it. Math for my employer is odd because our use of LLMs is also R&D (you can look at my profile to see why). But it was definitely worth $1 in api costs. I can see justifying spending $200/month for devs actively using a tool like this.