
Choosing an Arli AI tier
Every paid tier comes with unlimited tokens and requests. Tiers differ in model size, context window, parallel requests and image size. Starter at $10 covers models up to 31B parameters with a 16,384-token context. Core at $15 and Plus at $20 open models up to 355B, with 32,768 and 131,072 tokens. Pro at $30 allows 2 parallel requests and 262,144 tokens, and Max at $160 allows 6 and 524,288 tokens. Annual billing brings a discount.
Of 137 text models, 132 are 31B or smaller and fit the Starter tier, where the real limit is the context window. Only DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731 and MiMo-V2.6 accept the 524,288-token context sold at $160. The image catalog lists 86 models, 72 of them SDXL-based and mostly anime-styled, with a single photorealistic one.
Building a site feature on the Arli AI API
The terms cover a service offered to others and built on the API: it is allowed, as long as it does not use the Arli AI name or logo. Outputs belong to the user, with no promise that they are copyrightable or non-infringing, and each open model’s own license applies on top. The text API follows the OpenAI format, the image API follows SDNext, and SillyTavern, JanitorAI and RisuAI work as frontends.
Zero-log processing
Arli AI does not store prompts or outputs, which are processed and discarded. It keeps usage metadata, meaning request counts, models and parameters, for 60 days. Users may hold one account each. A prorated refund for the rest of the cycle can be requested at any time, with a 30-day satisfaction guarantee at the start of a subscription.
Arli AI strengths and limitations
Strengths
- A flat price with no token meter.
- Public services allowed on the API.
- No prompt logging.
Limitations
- No company or address published.
- A 16,384-token context on the entry tier.
- One photorealistic image model.
Arli AI versus Infermatic
Infermatic also charges a flat monthly fee, from $9 for a curated set of models up to 72B, $16 for every listed model up to 72B and $20 for larger ones. Arli AI starts a dollar higher, with a much larger roster of 31B-and-under models.
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