Anonymous
No account$0
Free, of course.
Use answers that already exist in the public cache. Nothing new is generated.
- ✓Existing generations only
- ✓No sign-up or API key
- ✓Anonymous public access
- ✓Every successful request is free
Pricing, without the plot twist.
Every plan follows one simple rule: a public cache hit costs nothing. Choose how you want to handle the requests that need something new.
Choose your access
No plan adds a fee to cache hits. Move up only when you need new generations, identity-based limits, or more advanced caching.
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Free, of course.
Use answers that already exist in the public cache. Nothing new is generated.
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From Cache. Upstream usage applies.
Bring an upstream provider key to use cached answers or generate a new one on a miss.
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With a Cache account.
Generate within the free allowance and get consistent limits tied to your key - not your IP address.
Prepaid
Credits that only move on a miss.
Load credits and use them for new generations. Cache adds no markup and charges nothing extra.
Advanced reasoning and caching for teams operating at serious scale.
The whole model
| Plan | Cache hit | Cache miss | Limits follow | You pay Cache |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anonymous | Returned free | Not generated | Public access | $0 |
| Anonymous BYOK | Returned free | Your provider runs it | Anonymous access | $0 |
| Free | Returned free | Uses free allowance | Cache key | $0 |
| Paid | Returned free | Uses prepaid credits | Cache key | Generation cost only |
| Enterprise | Returned free | Custom reasoning workflow | Custom policy | Custom |
Good questions
Yes. If the exact public result already exists and your plan can access it, Cache returns it without charging for another generation.
No. BYOK misses are billed by your upstream provider. Paid-plan credits cover the underlying generation cost, without an additional Cache fee.
Your usage limits follow your Cache key instead of your IP, giving you consistent access across machines, networks, and deployments.
No. Cache is public by design. Never submit secrets, personal data, proprietary material, or anything you would not want another person to rerun.
Start with the public cache