Speech, image & video

Transcription, text-to-speech and diffusion pipelines.

5 applicationssingle tenantfrom $5.99/mo
In short

Speech and image tools split cleanly by hardware. Transcription and text-to-speech — Whisper and Piper — run well on CPU and are available now. Diffusion tools such as ComfyUI need a GPU to be worth using, so they are listed on request rather than sold as CPU plans.

Transcription is the quiet success story of self-hosted AI. Optimised Whisper builds turn a CPU instance into a transcription API that costs a flat monthly fee instead of per minute, and for meeting recordings and call archives — material most companies would rather not send to a vendor at all — that combination is hard to argue with.

Image and video generation are a different matter. Diffusion models are GPU-bound, and a CPU plan running ComfyUI would be a bad purchase dressed up as a cheap one. We list those tools so you know where we stand, and we will open them when GPU capacity can be priced honestly.

Questions

Straight answers

Is CPU transcription fast enough?
With faster-whisper on dedicated cores, small models run several times faster than real time; larger models are closer to real time. For batch work — recordings, archives, podcasts — it is comfortable.
When will image generation be available?
When we can offer GPU plans at a price that is honest rather than hopeful. Tell us if you need it; demand is how it moves up the list.

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