Pricing · Taifoon Cloud

Resold prices

Taifoon resells models from other providers. For each model you get one route: the cheapest Taifoon sells now. You pay that provider’s own price plus one cut of 20 %, and nothing else. Every price below can be checked against the provider’s own sheet.

1. How a resold price is made

Taifoon buys each call from the provider at the provider’s published price. It adds one cut of 20 % over that price, rounded up to the micro-USDC, and that sum is the price you pay. The search, the gateway and every channel quote the same price: there is no second cut.

What you pay leaves again in two named legs, and they add up to your payment exactly:

A channel that takes its own fee at the source, such as an agent marketplace, adds that fee as a third leg of its own. It is shown on the quote and is never part of Taifoon’s leg.

One minimum applies: a single x402 payment is at least 0.0012 USDC, because smaller payments are refused by the payment network. A call priced below that is charged the minimum, and the difference is Taifoon’s. Paying from a key’s balance has no minimum.

2. Who allows each resale

Taifoon publishes prices only for these providers. Their terms, or their written permission, allow resale. A provider still waiting on a reseller agreement is not on the list.

3. Check a price yourself

Three public calls, no key needed. The first names, for every resold model, the provider’s price, the cut and where the price was read. The second is the provider’s own sheet. The third shows the legs of a quote.

# what you pay, what the provider charges, the cut, and where its price was read
curl -s https://coord.taifoon.dev/v1/models | jq '.data[] | select(.taifoon.resold) | {id, owned_by, pay: .taifoon.usd_per_1m, resold: .taifoon.resold}'

# the provider's own sheet (DeepInfra: cents per token × 10,000 = USD per 1M tokens)
curl -s https://api.deepinfra.com/models/list | jq '.[] | select(.model_name == "meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct-Turbo") | .pricing'

# the legs of one quote: the provider's share, the cut, the sum
curl -s 'https://coord.taifoon.dev/v1/match/search?tag=llama-3.1-8b' | jq '.hits[] | {venue, legs: .legs.legs}'

4. The price list

One route per model: the one on sale now, and of those the cheapest. USD per 1 million tokens, input / output. Under each model: the day its price was read from the provider’s sheet, and how you can tell which model answered (TEE-signed: the answer is signed by a sealed machine). “Not on sale yet” means no provider on this list sells that model yet: the price is set, but Taifoon has not yet opened or funded its account there.

Live availability per model, on this deployment, is https://coord.taifoon.dev/v1/models (taifoon.available).

5. Partners: your own markup

A partner, for example one building on n8n, resells under its own key. For each customer it creates a child with its own markup. The customer pays the price above plus that markup. The markup is the partner’s own leg on every call. Taifoon’s leg stays the same and is never raised by a partner’s markup.

POST https://coord.taifoon.dev/v1/tenant/keys
{ "action": "child", "label": "customer-a", "markup_bps": 500, "cap_day_usdc": 5 }

Each child’s calls, what it owes and the partner’s margin: GET https://coord.taifoon.dev/v1/access/reseller. Revoke or re-cap a child with POST https://coord.taifoon.dev/v1/tenant/keys.