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Replicate

the community library, and the best story for your own model

$0.025 / image for flux.1 [dev]#teams-running-a-fine-tun

the widest long tail and the only first-class path for packaging your own model, with private-deployment billing that charges for time your model spends doing nothing.

Replicate's public models are billed per output — flux.1 [dev] at $0.025 an image, directly comparable with fal — and behind that sits a community library nobody else matches. if the thing you need is an obscure upscaler, a specific fine-tune or a research checkpoint somebody wrapped last month, this is where it already is.

Cog is the real differentiator. it is Replicate's open-source packaging tool, and it turns a model into an api server without you writing one. that makes Replicate the natural home for a team whose competitive advantage is a fine-tune rather than a prompt, and it is a materially better custom-model story than fal, Wiro or WaveSpeed offer.

the description above is ours, condensed from the ranking. pricing moves — check it on the vendor's own page before you rely on it.

pricing
$0.025 / image for flux.1 [dev]
our verdict

the widest long tail and the only first-class path for packaging your own model, with private-deployment billing that charges for time your model spends doing nothing.

we researched this category against vendors' own pricing pages and licence files. that is where this line comes from — not from the vendor, and not from anything they paid for.

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Eden AI

aggregates providers behind one endpoint with fallbacks and cost tracking

#aggregator#fallbacks

Stability AI API

stability's own hosted endpoints for its image, video and audio models

#first-party

fal

we checked this$0.025 / megapixel for flux.1 [dev]

the default, and the only one with a media catalogue this deep

#teams-shipping-an-image-#the-least-thinking

Wiro

we checked this$0.006 / request for flux-2-dev

the only one that tells you what a job costs before you run it

#agents#pipelines-that-need-to-c