Cheapest
The call goes to the lowest price among sellers who are online and under their rate limit.
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P2P inference marketSellers list a price for each model they host. You choose one, keep the tools you already use, and pay per call up to a daily limit you set.
Your OpenAI-style tools talk to a router on localhost. The router decides which seller gets the call.
Sellers set their own rate per 1M tokens. You see it before anything is sent.
You top up once. Each finished call is paid from that balance and comes with a signed receipt.
Every model gets its own rule. Most people leave chat on cheapest and pin the one seller they trust for code.
The call goes to the lowest price among sellers who are online and under their rate limit.
policy: "cheapest"Picks the seller with the best response time over the last few minutes. Usually costs a bit more.
policy: "fastest"Always the same seller. If they go offline the call fails, it doesn't quietly move somewhere else.
policy: "pinned"The rate per 1M tokens is on the seller's listing. Nothing gets billed at a number you didn't see.
Set a USD cap. Once you hit it, paid calls stop until 00:00 UTC. There's no credit and no overdraft.
Routes are set per model. Remove a seller and your next call goes to someone else on the same endpoint.
Buy inference for the tools you use, or rent out a GPU that sits idle half the day.
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Keep your chat app, editor plugin or script. Change one base URL and compare prices per seller.
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Run a model on your own hardware, set the price and the limits. You earn when people route to you.
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Give an agent a budget and a routing rule. It spends from escrow and stops at the cap.
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Same request and response shape as the OpenAI API. Your code stays as it is.
Anything that speaks /v1/chat/completions works. Point it at the local router and pick the model by name.
The local router is still being built. Until it ships, the playground runs the same flow against simulated sellers.
There's no LANEX token yet and no address. When it launches it starts on a Pons bonding curve priced in ETH. Once 4.2 ETH is in the curve it graduates into a Uniswap V4 pool. Until then the chart on the right is another Pons launch, shown as a sample.
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Six pieces in navy, olive and black, with the mark stitched on the front. Price and drop date aren't set. Drag the model to turn it.
Dad cap · navy
Unstructured six-panel cap with a metal buckle. Tees are heavyweight, boxy fit.
Embroidered on the caps, screen printed on the tees. Small, left of center.
Join the list below and you'll hear about it before it goes on sale.
Leave an email for the merch drop and launch news. You can take it off the list whenever you want.
Pick a model and a rule, send a prompt and look at who answered and what it cost.
Open playground →Every live offer with price, speed and load. Sort by whatever matters to you.
Market board →Set a price per 1M tokens, a rate limit and a daily token limit. Change them anytime.
Sell capacity →No calls yet.
Connect a wallet and sign in to chat. Both models are third-party models served through our gateway, so don't paste anything private.
An early version of LANEX. The market, sellers and trades you see are simulated. Chat is real and runs on third-party models.
If you sign in, a session cookie with your wallet address for up to 24 hours. If you join the list, your email and the time you joined. Chat messages are sent to the model provider to get an answer and we don't keep them.
We don't ask for approvals, move funds or read anything from your wallet beyond its address.
Use "Remove my email" on the list form. Signing out clears the session cookie.
120 requests per minute per IP. Sign-in and receipt routes allow 20 per minute. Request bodies up to 8 KB.
Wallets marked Detected are installed in this browser. The others open their download page, or the app itself on a phone. Signing in asks you to sign a plain text message. It doesn't move funds or give any approvals.