IteraCompute Pricing CLI

Inspect the public IteraCompute model catalog and any pricing metadata returned by the API. Uses Python 3 and the standard library; no API key or pip dependencies are required.

git clone https://github.com/IteraCompute/pricing.git
cd pricing

python3 scripts/fetch_pricing.py            # terminal table
python3 scripts/fetch_pricing.py --md       # markdown table (paste into docs)

Data source: https://api.iteracompute.com/v1/models (no auth required).

Output columns: model, quantization, max context, input $/M, cached-input $/M, output $/M, max output.

Missing prices and limits are shown as N/A, not zero. The current gateway can return model IDs without pricing metadata; N/A does not mean a model is free. Check official pricing and API documentation for published rates and access rules.

On Windows PowerShell use python instead of python3. Network errors require connectivity to api.iteracompute.com; retry after a delay.

To make your first free Qwen call or run a complete application, use migration-kit.

Offline checks: python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -v.