nyx

Open models under every listed price

Nyx serves open-weight models on tuned GPU capacity behind one OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Byte-for-byte streaming, 71µs of routing overhead at p50, and every model priced under its cheapest listing.

Powering inference for

Arclight veyra labs LOOMFIELD Quenda Bracken AI ostraca Mirelle

A model library that stays priced to win

Frontier open-weight models, serverless by default. Prices in USD per million tokens, published live at /v1/models, and always under the cheapest listing for the model.

2.1B+tokens served monthly
99.95%uptime over the last 30 days
71µsrouting overhead at p50
<24hto a dedicated endpoint

Measured against the market

Weekly benchmark runs on gpt-oss-120b, same prompts, same day, against the three largest serverless providers for the model.

Throughput

output tokens per second, higher is better

nyx214
provider a168
provider b121
provider c96

Output price

USD per million tokens, lower is better

nyx$0.155
provider a$0.170
provider b$0.198
provider c$0.240

Streaming enabled, 1K-token prompts, 512-token completions, us-east clients.

Engineered for the serving path

Every request rides a serving layer measured in microseconds, in front of tuned GPU capacity. The properties below are measured on every build, and a release that regresses one does not ship.

01

Byte-for-byte streaming

Tokens leave the moment they are generated, never accumulated and re-serialized. Time to first token stays what the GPU produced.

02

Failover before the first token

Capacity fails over transparently before generation starts. A stream is never spliced together from two completions.

03

Backpressure, not brownouts

Past declared capacity Nyx answers immediately instead of queueing requests into timeouts, so your retries land somewhere useful.

04

Overhead in microseconds

The serving layer adds 71µs at p50 and 235µs at p99, published and regression-tested. Latency budgets stay with your model.

See every token you serve

Usage, spend, latency, and per-request logs in the console, live as the tokens stream. Export everything; it is your traffic.

console.nyxprovider.com
Tokens today84.2M
Spend today$31.90
p50 TTFT132ms
Error rate0.02%

Tokens per hour

modeltokensttftstatus
kimi-k312,408186ms200
qwen3-235b-a22b-250728,930173ms200
gpt-oss-120b3,214141ms200
gemma-4-26b-a4b-it1,082118ms200
Streaks of warm spectral light on black

Dedicated capacity for production workloads

Reserved GPU capacity behind the same endpoint, tuned to your model and traffic and isolated from public load. Set up in under 24 hours, backed by an SLA.

Explore dedicated

Teams that moved

"We moved four models over in a morning and the bill dropped by a third. The endpoint just behaves."

DODana OkaforInfrastructure lead, Arclight

"Streaming latency is the whole product for us. Nyx is the first provider where the p99 didn't make me hedge."

PRPriya RamanathanCTO, Veyra Labs

"Immediate 429s instead of brownouts sounds small until an incident. Our retries finally mean something."

MHMarcus HalePlatform engineer, Bracken AI

Ship in an afternoon

Point any OpenAI SDK at https://nyxprovider.com/v1 and go. Streaming is byte-for-byte; responses match the schema you already parse.

terminal
curl https://nyxprovider.com/v1/chat/completions \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "model": "gpt-oss-120b",
    "stream": true,
    "messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "Hello"}]
  }'
Full quickstart and SDK examples →

Start building on Nyx

One endpoint, open models, prices under every listing. Your first key takes about a minute.