Accountable inference. Across every tier.

Run inference with accountability.

End-to-end encrypted inference, verifiable by design.

On our intended confidential routes, each qualified with evidence. See how we qualify a route

Choose how you run: your provider accounts, managed serverless inference, or dedicated capacity.

Illustration: one request, the route it takes, and the evidence Inferock records for it.
  1. Request
  2. Selected route
    • Your provider accounts
    • Serverless inference
    • Reserved capacity
  3. ResponseReceipt evidence

How do you want to run?

For individual developers, product teams and enterprises.

Inferock Watch

Your provider accounts

Setup
Create your account, then connect your provider keys.
Billing
Your providers bill you separately. Inferock Watch is free on your own provider keys.
Included
See how your inference performs, what it costs, and where calls fail.
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Inferock Serve

Serverless inference

Setup
Models and service terms are confirmed during onboarding.
Billing
Prepay through Inferock. No provider API key is required.
Included
Model access and independent measurement, with service credits for eligible failures.
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Inferock Dedicated

Reserved capacity

Setup
Discuss your workload. Configuration, price and service terms are agreed before provisioning.
Billing
Inferock bills you under your agreed capacity quote.
Included
Run your workloads on Inferock Dedicated, with a price, commitment and service level agreed for your deployment.
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How service credits work

How Inferock works

Model access, independent measurement and a defined remedy for eligible failures, together in one service.

  1. Run your calls

    Route calls through Inferock on your own provider keys, on Inferock Serve or on Inferock Dedicated.

  2. Measure each response

    Check responses against your app's requirements, then inspect quality findings, timing, usage and available cost data.

  3. Inspect what happened

    Trace a recorded failure to the call behind it and the evidence Inferock recorded.

See how it works

Our approach to confidential inference

Our intended confidential route is designed to encrypt content end to end between your client and a verified confidential workload. In that design, the model processes decrypted content inside the workload. Each route still requires qualification evidence for its exact model and configuration. This intended protection does not apply to ordinary Inferock Watch connections.

Read the Inferock Baseline

  1. Customer-controlled client
  2. Encrypted content path
  3. Verified workload decrypts to compute
Intended architecture; qualification requires evidence for the exact route and configuration.

A failed call, and what it costs

One illustrated failure shows what Inferock records, and the example calculation shows how unusable responses raise the cost of the ones you keep; both use stated assumptions, not your traffic.

See what happened

The response arrived.
The answer was missing.

A call can complete and still fail your app’s requirements. Inferock records the failed check alongside timing and usage, so you can inspect what happened.

Illustration · output check

Your app requested
A response with a required answer field.
The model returned
A completion with that field missing.
Inferock recorded
Required answer field missing.

An example of one format check. Answer correctness requires separate evaluation.

The cost of usable inference

The useful denominator is not tokens. It is the number of successful calls your users can actually keep.

An illustrative example

$10.00

per 1,000 billed calls

$11.11

per 1,000 usable responses

When 10% of billed calls are unusable, each usable response costs 11.1% more.

Example: $10,000 spend · 1,000,000 billed calls · 10% unusable. These are assumptions, not measurements of your traffic.

Try your numbers

Use spend and call counts from the same period. Unsure of your unusable-call share? Keep the example to explore its effect.

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Illustrative scenario inputs

Include the cost of billed retries.

Include all billed attempts and retries.

Use a measured share or an assumption. Count each unusable call once.

See the calculation
Usable responses
1,000,000 calls × 90% = 900,000
Cost per 1,000 usable responses
$10,000 ÷ 900,000 × 1,000 = $11.11

“Usable” depends on your workload. Count each billed call once, even when it has several problems. Spend already includes billed retries; their cost is not added again.

The example counts usable responses, not completed workflows. It illustrates cost, without predicting savings, service credits or latency.

Read the measurement methodology

Source-available measurement: inferock-bench.

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Run inference you can account for.

Create your account, then choose Inferock Watch, Inferock Serve or Inferock Dedicated; availability, charging start and service terms are confirmed before activation.