Segmind
508 models, billed in gpu-seconds you cannot forecast
a large catalogue and a real fine-tuning service, priced in a unit that makes the cost of a single image genuinely hard to predict.
Segmind lists 508 models spanning image, video and text, and it is one of the few platforms here with a built-in fine-tuning service rather than a bring-your-own-container story — the vendor suggests around twenty training images to start. for a team whose workflow is train, then serve, that consolidation has value.
the pricing is the problem. flux.1 [dev] is billed at $0.0072 per gpu-second on serverless, and the model page shows a runtime figure of about 20.27 seconds without ever stating what an image costs. we are not going to multiply those two numbers and publish the result as a price, because a runtime that varies with step count and load is not a rate. the honest statement is the one Segmind makes: $0.0072 a gpu-second, and the cost of your image is however long the gpu takes.
the description above is ours, condensed from the ranking. pricing moves — check it on the vendor's own page before you rely on it.
- category
- generative media apis
- pricing
- $0.0072 / gpu-second for flux.1 [dev]
- website
- segmind.com
a large catalogue and a real fine-tuning service, priced in a unit that makes the cost of a single image genuinely hard to predict.
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.