Uses
Run an open source machine learning model without managing your own servers. Fine tune a model on your own data through the cloud API. Deploy a custom model and rely on automatic scaling. Call ready to use models from an application.
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Replicate
Replicate is a cloud API for running open source machine learning models. According to its public documentation, the service lets you execute open source machine learning models through a cloud API, with ready to use models, model fine tuning, custom model deployment and automatic scaling. This profile lists pricing, uses and limits. LE LABO IA has not tested the product and this profile relies on the public documentation of its supplier. Some details are not confirmed, so check current prices, quotas, availability and terms with the supplier before committing.
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What to check before choosing
The product points below come from publisher documentation. No common hands-on test is claimed. Documentary profile, sources checked October 7, 2026. LE LABO IA has not tested this product.
Offer and pricing
Pricing follows usage and is mostly billed by the second depending on hardware. Documented rates include small CPU at 0.000025 USD per second (0.09 USD per hour), Nvidia T4 at 0.000225 USD per second (0.81 USD per hour), A100 80 GB at 0.0014 USD per second (5.04 USD per hour) and H100 at 0.001525 USD per second (5.49 USD per hour). Some models are billed per output, for example FLUX 1.1 Pro at 0.04 USD per image. Enterprise offers with volume discounts show no amount. These prices are not confirmed for your situation, so check them with the supplier.
Limits to check
Pricing, quotas, territorial availability and usage terms described here are not confirmed and should be checked with the supplier. Enterprise offers show no public amount, so volume discounts cannot be estimated from the documentation. The public summary does not cover quotas, country availability or usage conditions, so they remain unknown here.
What to check yourself
Open the supplier site and follow the signup steps up to the point where you see the billing details. During a trial, run one ready to use model and one custom model if you have one, then compare the recorded time and output with your invoice. Check the rates, quotas and availability that apply to your account before you commit.
- Prices, quotas, availability and terms are not confirmed for a given account, so confirm them with the supplier.
- The documentation does not state country availability or quota levels, so this profile leaves them unknown.