Models and inference
Offers, rates and limits
Neither prepared Qwen candidate has a published SAVRN customer price or public capacity allocation. This guide identifies the terms a released offer must state, while explaining why a sample token count, demonstration conversion or hardware quote cannot establish an invoice, settled Work Credits payment or model delivery cost.
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Read the prepared model without assuming a price
The Qwen3.5-9B Q6_K and Qwen3.8-27B Q5_K_M profiles are prepared candidates, not commercial offers. Neither has a published SAVRN customer price, qualified performance envelope or public capacity allocation. Connected service access is Coming soon. An empty price field means pricing has not been approved; it does not mean free inference.
Use Compare models to review the configuration and intended task. Both candidates propose 8,192 total context tokens and 1,024 output tokens for a future pilot. Proposed bounds belong to the qualification plan, while accepted service limits must come from a reviewed offer revision.
Interpret the demonstration accounting
After a Playground sample, inspect Usage. The fictional fixture supplies its sample record, even when the request names an intended Qwen candidate. The numerical rates and token counts are illustrative. They are not measured Qwen usage, an invoice or a current resource quote.
The demonstration convention of 100 sample SWC per illustrative USD explains local reservations and spend. It does not establish a customer conversion rate, a deposit, a purchasable credit or a settled Work Credits payment. Real funding and accounting require their own approved contracts.
What a released offer must state
| Field | Customer question |
|---|---|
| Offer and revision | Which configuration and terms apply? |
| Currency and unit | What does the amount measure? |
| Effective date | Which rate was accepted? |
| Input, output and other charges | Which usage categories are billed? |
| Limits and concurrency | What request can the service accept? |
| Access and placement | Is this project eligible for that deployment? |
| Failure and cancellation rules | When is usage charged or released? |
Keep economics evidence separate
SAVRN-operated compute still has infrastructure and operating costs. A hardware quote does not establish a model's delivery cost or customer price. Before publication, approve the relevant units, metering, rounding and included charges, then test settlement and failure handling. Numerical examples in the public preview cannot substitute for those records.
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Tell SAVRN what your institution needs to run, who reviews the results and where its data must stay. That workload defines the next service to qualify.
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