Using the Marketplace

The Model Marketplace is the single entry point for all of Tianshu's available models, their groups, live rates and availability status. Before configuring any client, it's a good idea to confirm the model name and group here first.

How to browse

1. Open the Model Marketplace (browsable without logging in).
2. On the left is the list of available token groups — the same groups you choose when creating a key.
3. Select a group and the right side lists all the model cards in that group.

Each model card shows:

• Model name: copy it directly into the "Model" field of your client.
• Discount rate: e.g. "0.8x" or "0.2x" — the lower the rate, the cheaper.
• Availability status: a green dot means the model is currently available, along with the latency of the most recent probe.

Understanding discount rates

Each model has a rate within its group. Final cost = model base price × group rate × actual usage.

• A rate < 1 is a discount: 0.8 = 20% off, 0.5 = 50% off.
• A rate > 1 is a surcharge: 1.5 = pay an extra 50%.

The live view is authoritative

Models and market rates change fast, so this documentation does not list specific prices. Always rely on the live rates shown on the Model Marketplace — they're always the most up to date.

Why check here first

Many people only remember the group name but don't know which models the group actually contains, and then hit "model does not exist" after configuring. Confirming the group + model name on the Marketplace first avoids the vast majority of configuration problems.

Viewing a model's API reference

Some models — video models in particular — show an extra Docs button on their card. It opens a reference written specifically for that model:

• Endpoints — which address to call to create a job, check progress and fetch the result
• Generation modes — which fields trigger text-to-video, image-to-video, first/last frame and so on (the single easiest thing to get wrong with video models)
• Request parameters — what each one means, its allowed values and its default
• Request / response samples — JSON you can copy as-is
• Examples — complete request bodies for common cases

You can also open Details and switch to the API tab for the same content.

Models without a Docs button simply have no dedicated reference yet; call them with the standard API.

TIP

The endpoints shown in the reference are already the addresses you can call directly — copy and use them, no substitution needed.

Next step

To learn which group suits which scenario, see Token Groups.