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Fast open models for your coding agent
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RunInfra - Open models, built for agents.

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RunInfra Coding Plans give your coding agent fast open models for a flat monthly price, starting at $10. Use GLM 5.3, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, Qwen3.8 27B and more inside Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cline, Droid or Grok Build. Setup takes one prompt: paste it into your agent, approve sign-in, done. Session-aware routing hits cache up to 99.5% of the time, so your plan goes further. Zero data retention, no training on prompts, SOC 2 Type II.

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Hey PH, Jaber here I run coding agents all day and got tired of watching the token bill instead of the work So we made a flat plan. Fast open models in Claude Code, Codex or whatever you already use, from $10/mo I’ll be in the comments all day so feel free to share any feedback:)

 How does RunInfra maintain such high cache hit rates across long-running coding agent sessions ?

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My coding never been that cheap and fast at the same time
$12 of usage per month for $10 is not enough to justify daily and weekly limits in my opinion. How is your plan better than GLM, CommandCode or Ollama’s paid plans?

Congrats on launching! Great job. Plans starting at $10 per month, with Claude Code and the rest all supported in one place, are a strong offer for teams that want to experiment without overspending. Wishing you a great launch day! 👏

Hi, great launch, I was wondering if you have a side by side pricing comparison table for open router vs RunInfra.

I've cobbled together this kind of thing myself, but it's definitely a hassle dealing with fallback models and hitting limits. Any plans for a fallback rate metric in the dashboard, or other notifications for ongoing issues that might impact the quality of the code?

Ten dollars a month for GLM and DeepSeek inside the agents I already run is a much easier sell than another API key to manage, and that cache hit rate is what would decide whether it lasts.

open models tuned for coding agents is a smart angle 🔥 which models are fastest so far?