
Together AI is an AI infrastructure cloud for teams building with open-source models. It combines inference, fine-tuning, GPU clusters, storage, and code sandboxes in one developer platform.
Together AI combines broad infrastructure with systems research. Its site claims 2x faster inference, 60% lower cost, and 90% faster pre-training through workload-specific optimization and the Together Kernel Collection. Instead of selling only an API, it lets teams move from serverless inference to dedicated endpoints or reserved clusters.
Developers can run models on demand, submit batch jobs, deploy dedicated endpoints, or use containers for generative media. Compute spans self-serve clusters to thousands of GPUs, with object storage, parallel filesystems, and zero egress fees.
For model shaping, Together AI supports fine-tuning open-source models. The site says this can improve accuracy, reduce hallucinations, and control behavior without managing training infrastructure. Sandbox adds secure code execution and development environments.
Together AI does not publish a third-party rating, customer names, or customer reviews. The main buying caution is billing: estimates may combine token rates, GPU hours, sandbox compute, storage, and fine-tuning tokens.
The pricing page is usage-based and says teams can start free, but it does not document a full free plan. Published prices include:
It provides AI cloud infrastructure for running, fine-tuning, and scaling open-source models through inference APIs and GPU clusters.
The pricing page says you can start for free, but it does not document a free plan, trial, credits, or open-source access.
It is a private AI infrastructure company. Judge it by latency, model coverage, uptime, support, and total cost for your workload.
Public funding reports name General Catalyst and Prosperity7 as recent lead investors, with Salesforce Ventures, Nvidia, and others involved.
You call its APIs or deploy dedicated GPU infrastructure, then choose serverless inference, batch jobs, fine-tuning, storage, or clusters.
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