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Mint Recursive Service Pricing

Mint Recursive service billing and solution pricing

Mint Recursive provides three services: Training API, Inference API, and LLM as a judge. Mint Recursive training is priced separately. The table below lists Training API service rates during training. Ordinary hosted-model inference unit prices remain in the dashboard's Models & Pricing; see model unit prices. This page distinguishes training service rates, ordinary inference model rates, and solution quotes.

Service What it provides Usage and access
Training API Run training jobs on Mint Recursive, including supervised fine-tuning (SFT) and reinforcement learning (RL). SFT, RL, or launch SFT through Mint Recursive Training.
Inference API Generate model outputs through an API, including hosted model calls and sampling or inference with your own trained checkpoints. Hosted model integrations and Using a trained model.
LLM as a judge Use an LLM to evaluate outputs against a scoring rubric for evaluation, quality checks, and organizing feedback data. Provide the outputs to evaluate, the scoring rubric, and the intended use of the results when discussing a service plan.

Training service rates

Unit: USD per million tokens. This follows the workbook's unit label and dollar cell formatting; no currency conversion has been applied.

Model Algorithm Prefill Cached Prefill Decode Train
Qwen3.8 SFT $1.860 $0.372 $5.595 $4.103
GLM5.2 SFT $5.000 $1.000 $14.000 $18.500
GLM5.2 RL $5.000 $1.000 $14.000 $24.050
GLM5.3 SFT $5.000 $1.000 $14.000 $18.500
GLM5.3 RL $5.000 $1.000 $14.000 $24.050

Dedicated inference after training (Dedicate)

All five Dedicate GPU entries in the source read TALK TO US. Contact sales for a quote; ordinary inference or training token rates do not determine this quote.

Solution inquiries

For dedicated inference, LLM as a judge, and other solutions, contact sales with the services you need, expected usage, and deployment requirements. Include a scoring rubric for judge workloads. Fees are subject to the agreed quote or order. For ordinary model API consumption, see Usage.