Compare indexed endpoint routes by latency, uptime, throughput, and token pricing before choosing a production fallback path.
Routes
80
Models covered
58
Fastest route
100ms
Latest update
May 20, 12:07 PM
Balanced recommendations
Qwen3-14B
via deepinfra
Latency
270ms
Uptime
100%
Price
$0.36 / 1M
Score 100 from latency, uptime, and price ranks.
Qwen3-30B-A3B
via deepinfra
Latency
233ms
Uptime
100%
Price
$0.37 / 1M
Score 100 from latency, uptime, and price ranks.
Qwen 3 32B
via deepinfra
Latency
245ms
Uptime
100%
Price
$0.40 / 1M
Score 100 from latency, uptime, and price ranks.
Qwen 3.6 Max Preview
via alibaba
Latency
2.84s
Uptime
100%
Price
$9.10 / 1M
Score 100 from latency, uptime, and price ranks.
Qwen3 VL 235B A22B Thinking
via deepinfra
Latency
279ms
Uptime
100%
Price
$2.53 / 1M
Score 100 from latency, uptime, and price ranks.
Qwen3 Coder 480B A35B Instruct
via deepinfra
Latency
398ms
Uptime
100%
Price
$2.00 / 1M
Score 100 from latency, uptime, and price ranks.
Qwen3 Coder Next
via bedrock
Latency
2.35s
Uptime
68.75%
Price
$1.70 / 1M
Score 100 from latency, uptime, and price ranks.
Qwen3 Coder Plus
via alibaba
Latency
1.05s
Uptime
100%
Price
$6.00 / 1M
Score 100 from latency, uptime, and price ranks.
Lowest latency
100ms
Llama 3.1 8B Instruct via cerebras
Highest uptime
100%
Llama 3.1 8B Instruct via cerebras
Lowest indexed price
$0.06 / 1M
Mistral Nemo 12B via deepinfra
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Answers for route selection, latency, uptime, throughput, pricing, and fallback planning.
An LLM route is the provider endpoint path used to call a model. The same model can have multiple routes with different latency, uptime, throughput, and pricing behavior.
Start with the model you want to use, then compare provider routes by latency, uptime, throughput, token price, and whether the route is suitable as a primary or fallback path.
Providers operate different infrastructure, regions, capacity, and routing layers. That can make the same model faster, slower, more reliable, or less reliable depending on endpoint route.
Not always. Low latency is useful, but production routes should also consider uptime, throughput, price, provider availability, and fallback strategy.
