Models and pricing

The Models page lists the AI models available on SinarCloud. For each model, it shows what input the model accepts, what it can do, how many tokens it handles, and its price in rupiah. Use it to choose a model, copy its alias, and work out what a request will cost.

Find a model

In the console sidebar, under AI, click Models.

The Models page with Clear filters and Refresh at the top right and the search box below them, with deepseek entered. Under the search box, the All and Text mode buttons with counts sit above a table of DeepSeek models, one marked with the Popular sparkle icon and some tagged ZDR. The table has Model, Input, Output, Cache read, Cache write, and Context columns and a Details button on each row. — The Models page with the search box, mode buttons, and the model table

To narrow the list, type in the search box above the table. It matches the model name, alias, publisher, and description. Below the search box, a row of mode buttons shows one type of model at a time: All, Text, Completion, Embeddings, Image, Transcription, Speech, Video, and Rerank. Each button shows how many models of that type match your search, and a type with no matching models is hidden, unless it’s the one you selected. Text shows chat models, whose details show the mode CHAT. When you’ve entered a search or selected a mode other than All, a Clear filters button appears next to Refresh. It clears the search and selects All again. If nothing matches, the page shows No models match. Click Clear all filters to see every model again. Models marked Popular come first. The list refreshes every 30 seconds, or click Refresh.

Read the model table

The table lists every matching model on one page.

Column	What it shows
Model	The name and tags on the first line. Below it, the model alias with a copy icon (Copy model alias), then the publisher.
Input (Rp/1M)	Price per 1M input tokens.
Output (Rp/1M)	Price per 1M output tokens.
Cache read (Rp/1M)	Price per 1M tokens read from the prompt cache. A dash means the model has no cache read price.
Cache write (Rp/1M)	The standard price per 1M tokens written to the prompt cache. A dash means the model has no such price. The 1-hour price is in the model’s details.
Context	The context window in tokens, such as 200K, with the maximum output below it. Hover over a number to see it in full.

At the end of each row, Details opens the model’s details. All prices are per 1M (one million) tokens. The console rounds prices for display, but charges use the exact price. The Model column can also show these tags:

Popular (sparkle icon): a model SinarCloud features.
Free and New: labels that highlight a model. They don’t change its price.
ZDR: a zero data retention version. See Zero data retention models.
A discount such as 20% off: a promotion applies to your account. Hover over the tag to see the promotion’s name.
A signup offer such as 50% off for new signups, below the publisher: see Promotions and signup offers.

Model status

The table doesn’t show a model’s status. Open the model’s details to see it next to the publisher.

Status	What it means
Available	The model accepts requests.
Preview	The model is in preview and might not accept requests yet. Test it before you rely on it.
Temporarily unavailable	The model can’t take requests right now. Requests return a `model_not_found` error.

Retired models no longer appear on the page.

Zero data retention models

Some models also come in a zero data retention (ZDR) version. With a ZDR version, your prompts and responses aren’t kept after your request is complete. Other models use standard data handling, where prompts and responses may be retained for logging only. A ZDR version is a model of its own:

Its name ends in (ZDR), its alias ends in -zdr, and it has the ZDR tag in the table and in its details.
It has its own price, which can be higher than the standard version’s.
Its context window and maximum output can be smaller than the standard version’s.

Not every model has a ZDR version. ZDR versions are listed with all the other models. To find them, look for the ZDR tag, or search for zdr. To use one, send its alias in the model field, as with any other model.

Capabilities

Capabilities describe what a model can do. SinarCloud checks each request against them, so pick a model that lists every feature you use. A model’s details list its capabilities on the Overview tab, under Model capabilities.

To send images, pick a model that lists Image input or Vision as a capability. The Image icon under Supported inputs alone doesn’t decide this.

All capabilities and what they mean

Capability	What it means
Chat completions	Generates replies from a conversation of messages.
Responses	Generates output through the Responses API.
Completions	Continues text from a prompt.
Embeddings	Converts input into numerical vectors for similarity search and comparison.
Streaming	Delivers output incrementally as it is generated.
Tool use	Can request calls to tools or functions provided by your application.
JSON mode	Can return output in JSON format.
Structured outputs	Can generate output that follows a supplied schema.
Vision	Understands visual content in images.
Image input	Accepts images as input.
Audio input	Accepts audio as input.
Audio output	Can return audio as output.
Reasoning	Supports reasoning tasks that require multiple steps.
Coding	Supports writing, explaining, and working with code.
Image generation	Creates images from a prompt.
Audio transcription	Converts speech in an audio file into text.
Speech generation	Generates spoken audio from text.
Video generation	Creates video from a prompt.
Rerank	Reorders results by their relevance to a query.

View model details

Click Details at the end of a row.

The model details dialog for a DeepSeek model, showing its publisher, the Available, CHAT, and Popular badges, its alias with a copy icon, a button to get the model's API, and the Try in playground and Use via API buttons. Below are the prices per 1M tokens, with both cache write prices showing Not available, the context window and maximum output, and the Overview tab open with Supported inputs, Model capabilities with a description of each, and Publish date. — A model's details with prices, limits, and capabilities

The details view shows:

The model’s publisher, status, mode, and tags, and its alias with a copy icon (Copy model ID).
A Get the model name API button, which opens API keys.
Try in playground, which opens the Playground with this model selected. It works only for models that can take requests, support chat completions, and accept text. Otherwise, it’s disabled and the dialog says This model is not available in the chat playground.
A Use via API button, which jumps to the Use via API tab.
Every price and limit: input, output, cache read, both cache write prices, context window, and maximum output. A price the model doesn’t offer shows Not available.
Any signup offer or promotion for the model.

The Overview tab lists the supported inputs (Text, Image, PDF, Audio, or Video), explains each capability, and shows the model’s publish date. If the model doesn’t list its inputs or capabilities, the tab shows Not specified. The Use via API tab has samples in cURL, Python, TypeScript, and Go, plus setups for the OpenCode, OpenClaw, and Hermes agents. They already contain the API base URL and alias. Replace YOUR_API_KEY with your key. Samples call the first endpoint the model supports: chat completions, then Responses, completions, and embeddings. A model that supports none of these has no samples. The OpenCode and OpenClaw setups need Chat completions or Responses, and the Hermes setup needs Chat completions. If the model doesn’t list both Streaming and Tool use, the agent setups warn that agent workflows may not work.

Use the model alias in requests

The alias is the value you send in the model field. Aliases are lowercase and can contain slashes, so copy the alias and use it exactly as shown. To copy it, click the copy icon next to the alias, in the table or in the model’s details. The base URL is https://ai.sinarcloud.com/v1. Set your API key as an environment variable, then replace deepseek/deepseek-v4-1-flash with the alias you copied:

export SINARCLOUD_API_KEY="your-api-key"

curl "https://ai.sinarcloud.com/v1/chat/completions" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SINARCLOUD_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"model": "deepseek/deepseek-v4-1-flash", "messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "Reply with ok"}]}'

import os
from openai import OpenAI

client = OpenAI(
    api_key=os.environ["SINARCLOUD_API_KEY"],
    base_url="https://ai.sinarcloud.com/v1",
)
response = client.chat.completions.create(
    model="deepseek/deepseek-v4-1-flash",
    messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Reply with ok"}],
)
print(response.choices[0].message.content)

Each endpoint needs its matching capability: Chat completions for /chat/completions, Responses for /responses, Completions for /completions, and Embeddings for /embeddings. If the model doesn’t support the endpoint or a feature you use, or the alias is unknown, the request fails. See Send requests for every check and error.

Only these endpoints run models today. Models in other modes, such as image generation, can appear in the list but can’t be called yet. To list the models you can call, send GET /models with your API key.

When a discount applies, the price columns show the regular price crossed out and the discounted price below it.

Promotion: a discount for your account, for example from a coupon you redeemed or a signup offer you received. If more than one promotion applies, you get the largest discount.
Signup offer: a discount new accounts get automatically when they sign up while the offer runs. Its price has the caption New signup price. Hover over the offer label to see the spots remaining and the end date (UTC).

A New signup price applies only to accounts that received the offer at signup. Other accounts pay the regular price or their own promotional price.

Promotions and signup offers apply only while they run. After the end date, or once the offer’s budget is used up, you pay the regular price, even for a signup offer you received. If the label reads Signup offer fully claimed, new accounts can’t get the offer, but accounts that already have it keep the discount. If it reads Signup offer currently unavailable, the offer’s budget is used up and its discount doesn’t apply right now.

How a price becomes a charge

The price in effect when a request starts applies to the whole request, and so does the promotion chosen at that moment.

charge = ( uncached input tokens × input price
         + cache read tokens     × cache read price
         + cache write tokens    × cache write price
         + output tokens         × output price ) ÷ 1,000,000

Cache writes use Cache write (standard) for the default 5m cache duration, or Cache write (1 hour) for 1h. A request is rejected if it uses a cache duration whose price shows Not available, or if it mixes both durations. If the model has no cache read price, cached input tokens are charged at the input price. For example, a model costs Rp 15,000 per 1M input tokens and Rp 60,000 per 1M output tokens. A request with 2,000 input tokens and 500 output tokens costs Rp 30 for input and Rp 30 for output, so Rp 60 in total. Charges aren’t rounded to whole rupiah, so a small request can cost a fraction of a rupiah. Every request that costs something has a full price of at least Rp 0.6, though: if its tokens cost less, its full price is Rp 0.6. Requests on a free model, and requests that use no tokens, stay free. For more worked examples, including cache reads and writes, see How tokens are counted. Token credits for the model pay first. A promotion then discounts what’s left, and your balance pays the rest. Under a 100% promotion, the request is free and your token credits aren’t used. If a promotion’s budget runs low, the discount can be smaller than its percentage, and token credits or your balance pay the difference. A request starts only if your balance is above zero, you have token credits for the model, or the request costs nothing. Otherwise, you get a 402 error with the code insufficient_balance. The charge is taken when the request finishes, even if your balance goes below zero, and your next top-up covers that first. See each charge in Usage and spending.

When a price changes

Model prices can change, but a request that has already started keeps its price. Before some price increases, SinarCloud emails the account’s owners, usually about a week ahead, if your account used the model in the last 30 days. The subject reads “model costs more from date”. The email lists the current and new prices per 1M input and output tokens and the date the new price applies. Requests before then keep the current price. Not every price increase comes with this email, so check the Models page before you rely on a price. See When a model’s price changes.

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Find a model

Read the model table

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Zero data retention models

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View model details

Use the model alias in requests

How a price becomes a charge

When a price changes

Create an API key

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​Find a model

​Read the model table

​Model status

​Zero data retention models

​Capabilities

​View model details

​Use the model alias in requests

​Promotions and signup offers

​How a price becomes a charge

​When a price changes

Create an API key

Send requests

Find a model

Read the model table

Model status

Zero data retention models

Capabilities

View model details

Use the model alias in requests

Promotions and signup offers

How a price becomes a charge

When a price changes