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The Ultimate Fleet

18 models in the fleet. 9 live now. OpenAI-compatible, up to 1M-token context, with a server on every plan.

AI Coding Plans

one key · monthly token reset · server included
Plus
$60/mo
250M tokens
  • All 18 models
  • 1M context window
  • Unlimited Qwen 3.8 27B
  • Dedicated NVMe VPS
Start with Plus
Pro
$125/mo
500M tokens
  • Everything in Plus
  • 2× token allowance
  • Priority routing
  • Dedicated NVMe VPS
Start with Pro
Ultra
$250/mo
1B tokens
  • Everything in Pro
  • 4× token allowance
  • Highest throughput lane
  • Dedicated NVMe VPS
Start with Ultra
Max
$500/mo
3B tokens
  • Everything in Ultra
  • 12× token allowance
  • Agent-fleet ready
  • Dedicated NVMe VPS
Start with Max

Questions

answers straight, no asterisks
What is the /v1 endpoint?

A single OpenAI-compatible endpoint at https://api.ebotservers.com/v1. Point any OpenAI SDK, Cursor, Cline, Claude Code or DeepSeek Harness at it with your key and every model in this catalog is reachable by name - no per-provider setup, no separate billing.

How are tokens counted?

Metered models draw down your monthly allowance, which resets every 30 days on all billing cycles. The Qwen 3.8 27B builder lane runs on dedicated hardware and never touches the allowance - run background jobs, linting and cron work on it freely.

Where do the TPS numbers come from?

Live telemetry from status.ebotservers.com, the same feed our own monitoring uses. Each model page shows its own 6h / 12h / 24h / 7d history with uptime, time-to-first-byte and per-sample throughput. When a route has no telemetry we show a dash rather than an estimate.

Why do some models show "coming soon"?

They are announced but not yet verified on our infrastructure. They appear in the catalog so you can see what is queued, but they are not callable until the status changes to live - and they are never counted toward the live model total.

Do benchmarks cover every model?

No. We publish a score only when a credible source has released one. A dash means the figure is not published; a dotted value means the source reported it as approximate. We do not extrapolate or estimate benchmark scores.