Production inference for open models

Evaluate, deploy, optimize, and improve open models around the requirements of your production workload.

Choosing an open model is only the start. In production, the workload depends on the system around it: serving architecture, quality, latency, capacity, economics, and how model behavior improves over time.

Token Factory helps teams evaluate, deploy, optimize, and improve open models around the production workloads they actually run.

Where are you in the production AI journey?

Start with the workload that hurts most. Each path leads to one concrete next step — a review, a benchmark, or a workshop.

Stage

Your situation

Route to

What to do

Scaling inference

You already have production traffic, but serving infrastructure is taking too much roadmap.

Optimized Inference

Choosing open models

You are comparing open models, moving from closed APIs, or need evidence before shifting volume.

Open Models

Building model advantage

You have traces, evals, data, or domain workflows that could improve model behavior.

Build Custom AI

Scaling Inference

Stop managing GPUs
Start shipping AI

Self-managed inference is often the right place to start. Then production traffic grows, customers depend on it, and the serving layer becomes its own roadmap: capacity, routing, replicas, cache behavior, model upgrades, incidents, and billing visibility.

Token Factory helps you map what should stay self-managed, what should move, and what can be optimized.

Best for:

  • Teams running vLLM, SGLang, TensorRT-LLM, KServe, custom serving, or GPU fleets

  • Teams with latency, reliability, capacity, or on-call pressure

  • Teams that want model control without every serving problem becoming platform work

Choosing open models

Your workload is the benchmark

Leaderboards help you choose what to test. They do not tell you which model clears your quality bar, fits your latency budget, works with your tools, scales with your traffic, and protects your margin.

Token Factory helps you benchmark open models against the workload you actually run.

Best for:

  • Teams evaluating or migrating to open models

  • Teams comparing open models, closed APIs, and custom weights

  • Teams that need production evidence before moving volumework

Building model advantage

Build model advantage from production signal

Generic models get everyone to the same starting line. The advantage starts when production traces become evals, datasets, tuned models, deployment decisions, and measurement loops.

Token Factory helps you map how product-specific data and workflows can become better quality, stronger economics, safer behavior, and differentiated user experience.

Best for:

  • Teams with production traces, evals, failed tasks, or domain data

  • Teams exploring fine-tuning, post-training, RFT, Custom Speculator, BYOW, or custom weights

  • Teams where model behavior is part of the product experience

What you get

Control the parts of AI that decide whether production works.

Cost control

Understand workload economics and identify optimizations without weakening quality.

Latency control

Match serving architecture to product experience, traffic shape, and tail behavior.

Quality

Evaluate models against real tasks, not only generic benchmarks.

Capacity

Move from exploration to production with the right endpoint path.

Model choice

Compare open and custom models against actual constraints.

Data loop

Turn traces, evals, and failed tasks into model improvement.

Deployment

Use public endpoints, dedicated endpoints, and custom weights where they fit.

How the process works

Share the workload, current model path, traffic shape, and production constraints.

Map the cost, latency, quality, capacity, and data-loop requirements.

Choose the right path: optimize inference, benchmark open models, or build custom AI.

Deploy, measure, and improve the workload over time.

Cut inference waste, not quality

A practical session on reducing AI inference cost without weakening the user experience.

Learn how to evaluate quality, latency, and cost together, and how to decide what to optimize, benchmark, or move to a production endpoint.

Questions and answers

Yes. The strongest fit is teams with real workloads, traffic, evals, deployment constraints, or production cost pressure.

Start with one workload

Bring the workload that matters most. We will help map the model, endpoint, optimization path, and data loop.