One price. $0.001 a call.

Yes. It is in the name. You are buying the part nobody wants to own: native library builds, memory limits, CVE patches, and a worker pool that does not fall over at 3am. Ten thousand calls cost $10, which is less than the afternoon you would spend on it.

No. There is no model here and no corpus to train on. Your file exists in memory for the length of one request, nothing is written to persistent storage, and when the response closes it is gone.

No. A pack is $10 and it never expires, so occasional use costs you $10 once rather than a subscription every month. We would rather sell you one pack you spend over two years than fund a free tier out of someone else’s bill.

We log the endpoint, timestamp, status, duration, and request ID, which is what it takes to run the service and count your calls. We do not log file contents, filenames, or passwords.

Every endpoint has a hard file size and page limit, published beside it in the docs and on its own page here. Anything over the limit is refused immediately rather than accepted and left to time out, and refused requests are not billed.

No. A pack sits on your account until you spend it. There is no monthly floor and no card charged on a schedule you forgot about.

You are not billed for it. A 4xx from a file we refuse and a 5xx from us both cost nothing, so a retry loop cannot quietly drain a pack.

Because billing someone 40 cents costs more in card fees than the call did. Past a million calls a month, talk to us instead.

No. /text/tokenize replaces the values and hands you the mapping in its own response; we hold nothing and there is no session. You make the model call yourself, so the only thing that reaches your provider is what you choose to send it — and the mapping that reverses it never leaves your side.

Every endpoint publishes a hard size and page ceiling and refuses anything above it immediately, which is the honest version of a latency promise. For a contractual SLA at volume, email us.