What Carpathian charges for.
Infrastructure is priced by component, models are priced by token and by image, and work that has a scope rather than a rate card is quoted. Everything metered lands on one monthly invoice, prorated to the day you add or release it.
Three rate cards
Each one reads from the catalog the dashboard bills against, so the figure you are quoted and the figure you are charged come from the same place.
Cloud hosting
Instances built component by component, with storage, databases, and network plans priced on their own.
Includes the base network tier, monitoring, and DDoS mitigation.
AI models
Language models per million tokens in and out, image models per image, and no meter at all on the chat here.
4 models carry a published rate, and it is the same rate through the API, a managed instance, or the BYOK proxy.
Project work
Consulting, infrastructure assessments, migration planning, and custom application work are quoted against the scope.
You get a figure and a timeline from the engineers who would do the work.
How the invoice works
One bill a month covers infrastructure, bandwidth, and AI usage together, rather than arriving as separate charges to reconcile. Adding a resource costs nothing beyond its monthly rate, and releasing one stops the billing for it that same day.
There is no minimum term, no setup fee, and no cancellation fee. Compute is priced by what you reserve rather than by how hard you use it, so an instance that runs flat out costs the same as one that sits idle.
Where the figures come from
Every rate on these pages is read live from the catalog the dashboard meters against. Nothing is typed into a marketing page and left to go stale, which is why there is no starting-from number anywhere on them.
The hardware underneath is ours, in our own racks, so the rate holds rather than running a promotional period that expires into a second-year price.
Price it before you commit to it.
The builder on the cloud page totals any configuration against the live catalog, and the model page lists every published token and image rate. Neither one asks you to sign up to see a number.