Pricing

Clear public pricing for reasoning workloads

Both Hemispheres uses a simple prepaid-credit model. The current public offer focuses on SAT solving and an OpenAI-compatible LLM API, with a theorem lane priced as a lightweight preview tier rather than a full enterprise proving product.

Public Offer

Current product pricing

Scalable SAT Solver

Upload up to `100 MB`, run a one-hour single-thread job, and pay only when a satisfying assignment exists and you want to unlock it.

  • `SATISFIABLE`: `$10` per `10,000,000` distinct clause variables to unlock the assignment
  • `UNSATISFIABLE`: visible for free
  • `UNKNOWN`: visible for free

LLM API

OpenAI-compatible prepaid inference and async batch jobs on the public Llama offer.

  • Prompt tokens: `$0.50 / 1M`
  • Completion tokens: `$0.50 / 1M`
  • Async chat and embeddings batches use the same underlying model pricing
  • Shared prepaid balance with the SAT service

Theorem Proving Harness

The theorem harness is a preview-priced reasoning surface for solver-backed proof workflows.

  • First `20` solver-backed runs per customer per month included
  • Then `$0.05` per additional solver-backed theorem run
  • Underlying theorem-harness LLM token usage is still billed on the normal LLM lane
  • Unsupported theorem translations do not consume the theorem run quota

Reserved capacity / dedicated deployments

Monthly quote-based offers are now available for buyers who need predictable capacity, private lanes, or a dedicated deployment. Submit the request from the authenticated account area and it will be reviewed manually. Accepted deals can also be routed through a dedicated upstream lane when the workload needs stronger isolation.

  • Quote-based monthly pricing
  • Reserved-capacity and dedicated-deployment request flow is live
  • Accepted deals can now be provisioned as private model aliases on the standard API surface
  • Included monthly token budgets can now be enforced with either metered overage or hard blocking
  • Dedicated-upstream routing is now available in first iteration for accepted private aliases

Notes

What buyers should know

Next Step

Start with trial credits and test one real workload

The fastest way to evaluate the price-to-value ratio is still a live run on your own CNF instance or your own prompt flow.