Atheron Nebula
Batch inference on open models, run on ATON Constellation and Atheron's own machines. Prepaid credit in Canadian dollars: a plan, top-ups, and every job checked before it runs.
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Atheron Nebula runs machine learning jobs for you: embeddings, classification, transcription and image captions, on a signed, checked catalogue of open models. Fine-tuning with LoRA comes next.
How it works
- Sign up your team on the Nebula page, pass the business check, and add a card. The card stays on file.
- Choose a plan. Starter, Pro or Scale, each with credit every month. Add top-ups any time.
- Make a key with the
nebularight on one of your apps. - Estimate, then submit. Every live job shows its estimate first. When you confirm, the estimate plus a quarter is set aside from your credit, and the job runs.
- Collect the results when the batch is done.
Test keys (ath_test_) run up to 100 items a batch on Atheron's own machines and are never billed. They need no credit.
Where your jobs run
Nebula runs on ATON Constellation:
- Members' machines first. A batch you mark
shareableis cut into shards that members' GPUs run, and each answer is checked against a second one before it counts. - Atheron's house nodes always fill in. When not enough members are online, Atheron's own nodes run the work, so a job never waits on the network.
- Private jobs stay home. A batch is private unless you mark it
shareable, and test batches and fine-tuning data are always private. Private work runs only on Atheron's own house nodes or on AWS, never on a member's machine.
Paid plans set your place in the queue: Scale first, then Pro, then Starter.
Prices
One price everywhere, in Canadian dollars, by unit: a million tokens, a thousand items, an hour of audio, a thousand images, or a GPU hour. Your credit is spent at these prices. Signed in, see the prices, the plans and the top-ups on the Plans page.
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