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Categories/AI Hosting & Inference/Touchmark
Touchmark

Touchmark

Founded by Ilia Bolgov in 2024

Buy and sell reserved AI model inference capacity through a competitive marketplace

Pricing model

Paid

Rating

★ People love it

Time to value

Quick Setup (< 1 hour)

You can use Touchmark to trade and reserve AI model inference capacity directly from compute providers. It functions as an open marketplace where buyers issue requests for quotes to secure predictable token volumes or hourly throughput at discounted rates. You can hedge against unexpected price spikes, lock in service-level agreements, and set up provider failovers to maintain continuous uptime. When your computational requirements change, you can sell excess reserved capacity back to other buyers, avoiding costly lock-ins and bypassing traditional on-demand retail pricing structures.

What Touchmark does

Submit an RFQ for baseline monthly token volumeReserve hourly throughput capacity for traffic spikesCompare provider bids to negotiate lower token ratesSell excess inference capacity on the secondary marketConfigure automated provider failover policiesTrack active compute contracts and SLA commitmentsRequest for quotes to secure token volumes at negotiated ratesReserve hourly inference throughput ahead of peak demandMulti-provider routing with automated failover poolsResell unused inference contracts if requirements changeModel-agnostic trading for existing and future AI modelsGuaranteed service-level agreements and buyer protections

Pricing breakdown

Pricing model: Paid

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