What a model card must show
Every public model lists task type, example output where available, unit price, and activity signals such as runs. The goal is comparison before spend — not a marketing splash.
Notes on how Model Market presents models and runs — product methodology, not a dump of generated papers.
Every public model lists task type, example output where available, unit price, and activity signals such as runs. The goal is comparison before spend — not a marketing splash.
Unit pricing is shown on the card and again in Predictions. Credits only move when a chargeable job completes. That keeps browser tests and API jobs on the same rules.
A Predictions run uses the model schema you will call from code. We treat that parity as a product requirement: fewer surprises when you promote a prompt into production.
We do not invent third-party benchmarks or latency leaderboards without a published method. As we publish numbers, they will live here with clear definitions.
See the catalog in practice, or read how credits and keys fit together on the blog.