Hosted inference is convenient, until your margin becomes their margin. Token markups compound silently while you're shipping features.
AI infrastructure, on your terms
You own the data
Weights, logs, embeddings, traces. Nothing is shipped to a third-party endpoint, ever.
You own the infra
Your VPC. Your GPUs. Your kubernetes. We never deploy to a platform we control.
Predictable bills
Monthly inference cost varies ±2%, not 4×. No token markup, no surprise tier upgrades.
We do the housekeeping
Migration, kernels, scaling, on-call. We leave a runbook'd system, then we leave.
Your infrastructure.
Our toolchain.
Inference is a
codesign problem.
Architecture.
Match model size to actual task entropy. Distill where you can, route where you must, keep a hosted fallback for the long tail.
- distillation studies
- MoE / dense tradeoffs
- routing policy
- fallback contracts
Seven practices,
one discipline.
- ~60%median cost cut
Move from OpenAI, Anthropic, Together, Replicate to your own GPUs without breaking prod. Shadow traffic, drift checks, gradual cutover.
Move from OpenAI, Anthropic, Together, Replicate to your own GPUs without breaking prod. Shadow traffic, drift checks, gradual cutover.
Most teams don't
need an API.
Your data becomes their training set. Your roadmap becomes contingent on someone else's quota, someone else's outage, someone else's pricing memo.
We believe the next durable AI companies will run on infrastructure they own. Predictable bills. Auditable data paths. Latency they can fix, not file a ticket about.
Few engagements. Each one shipped.
- revenue share
- platform lock-in
- training on your data
Ready to own
your inference stack?
Free 30-min architecture call. No deck, no pitch, bring a P&L line item or a latency graph and we'll tell you whether we can help.