Published evals
Scores on MMLU, GSM-8K and HumanEval printed per release, with the full eval harness open so you can reproduce every number yourself.
100M+ requests a day
Frontier capability at a fifth of the frontier price — and deterministic on the same input twice, so your evals mean something. Zero data retention by default, on every paid request.
Same request shape as the API you are already calling, so the migration is an import and a base URL.
import { Client } from "@your-org/sdk";
const client = new Client({ apiKey: process.env.API_KEY });
const res = await client.messages.create({
model: "reason-1",
temperature: 0, // deterministic: same in, same out
max_tokens: 1024,
tools: [summariseTicket],
messages: [
{ role: "user", content: "Summarise ticket #4821 for the on-call." },
],
});
console.log(res.content[0].text);Streaming is the same call with `stream: true`. Batch runs at half price with a one-hour window.
The six things engineering teams check before they commit a roadmap to a model.
Scores on MMLU, GSM-8K and HumanEval printed per release, with the full eval harness open so you can reproduce every number yourself.
Same input at temperature 0 is bit-for-bit the same output. Regression tests that actually regress.
Parallel function calling, JSON mode, and structured outputs that validate against your schema.
Token-level streaming for interactive loads; a batch API at half price for everything that can wait an hour.
LoRA fine-tunes from 50 examples. Hosted inference, and the weights are yours to export.
Long-context that holds attention at depth — needle-in-haystack scores published per release.
Every model release carries a system card and a benchmark delta. Deprecations get six months and a migration guide.
Needle-in-haystack scores published per depth band alongside the release. Same price.
Half price, same models, and a hard completion guarantee inside the window.
Invalid generations are retried server-side rather than returned for you to parse and discard.
Batch requests now match the interactive default: nothing stored after the response is delivered.
Six months of notice, a one-line migration, and both models served side by side until the date.
The comparison your platform team will run anyway — here in the open.
$5–15
Best-effort
Opt-out, if offered
Marketing benchmarks
Locked to platform
$1.20
Bit-for-bit at temp 0
Zero, on every paid request
Full harness published
Exportable, yours
Pay-as-you-go per token. No commitments below the enterprise tier.
Every release publishes its MMLU, GSM-8K and HumanEval scores next to the previous one, at a fifth of the per-token cost of the frontier APIs. The eval harness is public — rerun every number yourself rather than taking ours.
At temperature 0, yes — bit-for-bit. That determinism is what makes real regression testing possible.
Zero retention by default on every paid request. Enterprise can scope further, including fully in-VPC deployments for regulated workloads.
$5 of credit on signup, no card required. After that it's pay-as-you-go — no commitments below Enterprise.
429s with a Retry-After header and a real queue on Scale tier — not silent throttling. Burst headroom is documented per tier.
LoRA fine-tunes from as few as 50 examples, hosted on the same infra. The resulting weights are exportable — they're yours.

API key in 60 seconds, $5 of credit, and docs your engineers won't swear at.
An API key in 60 seconds — or tell us about your workload and we'll size a deployment.