Pricing

Prepaid credit, billed per token at the rates below. No subscription, no minimum monthly spend, and credit that doesn’t expire.

Free

$0

Rate-limited access to models with a published free tier. Enough to evaluate the platform properly, and it costs us cents to run.

  • · $1 credit on signup
  • · 50k tokens/day on free-tier models
  • · Full API surface
Most common

Pay as you go

From $10 top-up

Add credit, spend it at the per-token rates below. Balance is decremented per request and reconciled to the nano-dollar.

  • · Every model in the catalogue
  • · Higher rate limits
  • · Per-key spend caps
  • · Usage export

Dedicated

From $500/mo

A private pool running your model — a fine-tune, or something not in our catalogue — behind a private model id only your org can resolve.

  • · Reserved capacity
  • · Your weights or ours
  • · Region placement
  • · Flat monthly fee

Per-token rates

Quoted per million tokens, with the quantisation each price applies to. A cheaper price at a lower precision is a different product, and we think you should be able to see which is which.

ModelQuantisationContextInput /MOutput /MCached input /M
Qwen3 14B
qwen/qwen3-14b
AWQ int432K$0.09$0.22$0.02
Qwen3 8B
qwen/qwen3-8b:free
AWQ int48KFreeFree
Qwen3 8B
qwen/qwen3-8b
AWQ int432K$0.05$0.15$0.01
Qwen3 1.7B
qwen/qwen3-1.7b
BF168K$0.02$0.06$0.0050

How billing actually works

Metered from the engine, not estimated

Token counts come from the inference engine’s own usage report, not from a tokeniser we run separately. Every request records whether its counts were exact, and you can see that flag on each row of your activity log.

Cached tokens are discounted, not double-billed

Cached prompt tokens are a subset of your prompt tokens, and we bill them once, at the cached rate. If you replay a long system prompt on every agent loop, that repeated prefix costs a quarter of the normal input price.

Cancelled requests bill for what was generated

Disconnect mid-stream and we bill the tokens the GPU actually produced — no more. The request appears in your log as cancelled with the exact count, so a short bill is explainable rather than mysterious.

Failures are free

If we can’t serve your request — no capacity, an upstream error, a timeout — it costs nothing. Those rows still appear in your activity log at $0.00, because you should be able to see our failure rate.