Model Marketplace & Rankings

Model marketplace

Click Model Marketplace in the top right, or go to /pricing. The page shows the prices the platform publishes to its users, which are not the same as the upstream providers’ own prices.

The marketplace is for browsing the AI models enabled on the platform and comparing providers, prices, performance and runtime status, so you can pick the model that fits your workload.

• Model search: find a model quickly by name, provider, endpoint or tag.
• Model filters: filter by group, provider, model type and tag, and reset all filters at once.
• Prices: shows input, output and cache prices, and labels the billing method such as pay-as-you-go.
• Price mode: switch between the standard price and the top-up price, and view prices per 1M or per 1K tokens.
• Sorting: change the display order by model name and other criteria.
• Display mode: switch between grid and list views.
• Performance: shows model latency, throughput and current runtime status so you can judge availability and responsiveness.
• Model details: click Details for the full description, capabilities and related configuration.
• Copy model name: click the copy button to copy the model name for use in API calls or configuration.

Tip

Checking in the marketplace that the model is enabled and that the group of your API key may use it avoids most “model not found” and “no available channel” errors.

Rankings

Click Rankings in the top right, or go to /rankings. The rankings show usage standings and trends for the platform’s models and providers, updated in real time from token usage.

• Time range: view rankings for today, this week, this month and this year.
• Trending models: a chart of daily token usage per model, for comparing how heavily each is used.
• LLM leaderboard: the most popular models on the platform, ranked by token usage.
• Market share: the share of token usage by provider and how it changes day to day.
• Provider ranking: providers sorted by total token usage, showing the scale of each.
• Rising: models whose ranking is climbing, with the change in position.
• Falling: models whose ranking is dropping, with the change in position.

Tip

The rankings reflect site-wide usage, not model quality or fit for your workload. When choosing a model, weigh the price and latency in the marketplace, then test a few rounds in the playground.