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This problem sounds like an excellent opportunity. We need a race to the bottom for hosting LLMs to democratize the tech and lower costs. I cheer on anyone who figures this out.
This is classic queuing theory, rate limits etc. I don't have an answer but I would look there.
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20 tok/s is an average. It can be more, it can be less. If you are running off-peak I'm sure you'd get some crazy number.
Why wouldn't developers just do llm arbitrage against openrouter if it is a better deal?
Is there actually any $5/mo offering? It seems like the cheapest models start at $10.
$40/mo for deepseek r1 seems steep compared to a pro sub on open ai /claude unless you run 24x7. im not sure how sharing is making this affirdable.
> $40/mo for deepseek r1 seems steep compared to a pro sub on open ai /claude unless you run 24x7. "Running 24x7" is what people want to do with openclaw.
I like the idea, I just wouldn't want my subscription to suddenly be on hold because a peer decided to stop theirs.
This feels less like a pricing breakthrough and more like shifting the abstraction down to GPU sharing — which most developers probably don’t want to think about.
Curious how usable this actually feels under contention.
“Unlimited tokens” is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. This feels less like a pricing breakthrough and more like shifting the abstraction down to GPU sharing — which most developers probably don’t want to think about. Curious how usable this actually feels under contention.
Out of your other three comments in the your entire account’s history, two of them are pretty structurally identical: quote hook + tangentially related question.
What is the ultimate play for all these AI accounts? Warming them up for future astroturfing and marketing? Manipulating upvotes?
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I instantly get a quick, functional-appearing view of the offering. I can picture how I might interact with it and what mental gymnastics stand between right now and me pulling out a credit card.
I don't see marketing fluff that bring up more questions than it provides answers. I can be pretty certain I won't wind up in a sales funnel from hell, also.