AI inference infrastructure
OpenAI-compatible Qwen3.8-27B for agent and coding workloads. Repeated prompt prefix bills at one tenth of the input rate.
A cached prefix bills at one tenth of the input rate: a 6,500-token prompt with 90% cached bills as 1,235 tokens. The ratio holds at any rate; the rates themselves are set on OpenRouter. Output is never cached. Our own production hit rate is not yet measured. How this was measured.
An OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Change the base URL and the key, nothing else. Streaming, tool calling and JSON schema output all work.
Capacity follows the live worker pool, not a hard-coded number. Add a node and the limit grows with it; lose one and traffic moves across without a dropped request.
Prompts and answers are never written to disk, logs or analytics, and never used for training. Servers are in the EU.
Every throughput and latency figure is published with the prompt length, concurrency and endpoint that produced it. See them.
One node in Prague: 12 concurrent requests, 150,000 tokens of context, 65,536 max output. Capacity is added as demand arrives.
Exceed a limit and the request fails with an explicit error. Prompts are never silently truncated to fit. Full limits.
We sell through OpenRouter, not directly. You keep your existing OpenRouter account, they bill you, and there is no contract, no signup and no card here. When our provider listing goes live, picking JetInfer on the Qwen3.8-27B page is the entire integration.
Technical questions, measurement methodology and retention terms: hello@jetinfer.com.