Free AI Hosting | Free.ai
Host AI models for free. GPU access, API hosting, and cloud deployment.
Obłoka hostowana
Użyj Free.ai infrastruktury. Zero konfiguracji, zero konserwacji. Wszystkie modele są wstępnie załadowane i gotowe do użycia za pomocą API lub interfejsu internetowego.
Dostępny terazSamodzielnie ukształtowane
Uruchom nasze modele open-source AI na własny sprzęt. Zdjęcia Docker z obsługą GPU, zoptymalizowane dla wyników.
Usługi samodzielneZarządzanie prywatnym
Dedykowane serwery GPU zarządzane przez nas, rozmieszczone w wybranym regionie chmury. Pełna izolacja danych i niestandardowy SLA.
PrzedsiębiorstwoSamodzielne wdrożenie
Wszystkie nasze modele są otwarte (Apache 2.0 / MIT). Można je uruchomić na własnej infrastrukturze GPU:
# Pull and run a model with Docker
docker pull ghcr.io/free-ai/inference:latest
docker run --gpus all -p 8000:8000 ghcr.io/free-ai/inference:latest \
--model qwen2.5-72b --quantization awqMinimalne wymagania
- NVIDIA GPU z 24GB+ VRAM (RTX 4090, A5000, A100)
- CUDA 12.0+ i Docker z NVIDIA Container Toolkit
- 16GB+ system RAM, 100GB+ przechowywanie na model
- Dla modeli 72B parametrów: 80GB VRAM (A100) lub konfiguracja wielo-GPU
Dlaczego "samo-goście"?
- Prywatność danych — Your data never leaves your servers
- Brak limitów stawek — Unlimited inference on your hardware
- Zgodność — Meet data residency requirements
- Ustawienie — Fine-tune models on your data
- Kontrola kosztów — Fixed hardware costs, no per-token fees
- Wyposażenie powietrzne — Runs fully offline
FAQ
Three options: Cloud Hosted (use our infrastructure, zero setup), Docker Self-Hosted (run models on your own GPU hardware), and Managed Private (dedicated GPU servers managed by us in your preferred region).
You need an NVIDIA GPU with 24GB+ VRAM (RTX 4090, A5000, A100), CUDA 12.0+, Docker with NVIDIA Container Toolkit, 16GB+ system RAM, and 100GB+ storage per model. For 72B parameter models, you need 80GB VRAM or a multi-GPU setup.
Yes. Self-hosted deployments run fully offline once the Docker images and model weights are downloaded. This is ideal for air-gapped environments and sensitive data processing.
Pull our Docker image and run it with GPU support. The command is: docker run --gpus all -p 8000:8000 ghcr.io/free-ai/inference:latest --model qwen2.5-72b --quantization awq. The container handles model loading and serves an API endpoint.
All self-hosted models use permissive open-source licenses -- Apache 2.0, MIT, or BSD. You can use them commercially without restrictions. We deliberately exclude models with restrictive licenses like Meta's Llama license.
Managed private hosting gives you dedicated GPU servers in your preferred cloud region, fully managed by our team. We handle setup, patching, model updates, and monitoring. You get full data isolation with an enterprise SLA.
Yes. Since all models are open-source, you can fine-tune them on your own data using standard training frameworks like Hugging Face Transformers. Our Docker images are compatible with popular fine-tuning tools.
Contact our sales team to discuss a trial period. We typically offer a short evaluation period for enterprise prospects to test managed private hosting before committing to a long-term plan.
Cloud hosting uses the standard token-based pricing. Self-hosted is free -- you only pay for your own hardware and electricity. Managed private hosting is priced based on GPU allocation, region, and SLA level.
Yes. You can self-host specific models for high-volume or sensitive workloads while using the Free.ai cloud for everything else. The API format is identical, making it easy to route requests between your infrastructure and ours.
We provide documentation, Docker images, and community support for self-hosted deployments. Managed private hosting includes full technical support, monitoring, and a dedicated account manager.
Cloud hosted is best for teams that want zero maintenance. Self-hosted is ideal for data privacy, compliance, or unlimited usage on your own hardware. Managed private is the best of both worlds -- full data isolation with no operational burden.