The hard part of selling inference is not the inference. It is getting in front of someone at the moment they need it, and being easy enough to try that they bother. You build one step well; the line brings the work to it.
You do not need to be a lab. A model you trained for one style, one genre, one kind of prop — publish it as a node and it is for sale to everyone whose pipeline has that step.
You set the rate for your station. We take a platform fee on credits spent and pass the rest to you.
Nobody signs up with you, reads your docs or puts your invoice through finance. They hold credits, they drag your node in, they run it. Trying you costs them a fraction of a credit and no conversation.
Distribution to people mid-project, at the moment they need exactly the step you do.
Published workflows carry a version. Customers keep running what they tested; you publish the next one alongside it. Their outputs land in their repo through the GitHub and GitLab delivery nodes — versioned on their side too.
Improve the model on your schedule, not on your customers' release dates.
Every run credits your wallet. You see the balance on your provider dashboard and request a payout against it — no invoicing us, no chasing.
Paid out via Stripe Connect on a monthly cycle.
SLA health checks run against every published node. When yours is slow or failing you hear about it from us, not from a customer's broken pipeline.
Reliability becomes visible — and it is what people pick a station on.
Dozens of models ship every week and nobody can evaluate them all. The comparison and validation work we are building lets a customer run your model against the incumbent on their own brief — and pick on merit.
The best result for the job wins, even if nobody has heard of you yet.
Counts are live from the platform. Open a modality to see the stations on it.
The marketplace is built and running. Onboarding is invite-led while the beta is small — talk to us and we will walk you through it.
Describe the node — inputs, outputs, pricing unit — and submit it through the vendor portal.
It goes through an admin queue before publishing. We check the contract holds and the thing runs.
It appears in the marketplace: browsable, installable, reviewable, health-checked.
Every run charges the customer's credits and credits your wallet. Request a payout when you like.