primis is the pricing layer for compute.
we help builders access compute through one unified layer instead of dealing directly with fragmented providers, unstable pricing, and infra complexity.
this is our @BagsHackathon demo submission.
been a little quiet, not because nothing is happening but the opposite.
first the market has been moving exactly where we thought it would: gpu availability tightening, prices repricing overnight, compute futures appearing and builders realizing “access” is not enough.
the missing layer is becoming obvious. and that’s what we’ve been building with @primisprotocol.
our closed beta that has been running for months is already processing ~$100k/monthly. and allowed us to understand what needed to improve for scale. which is what we’ve been working on.
all this, to say open beta has never been closer as we estimate we’re 1 big sprint away from opening the gates.
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when a few actors control hardware, memory, cloud capacity, and frontier APIs, builders get squeezed from both sides:
hardware becomes unaffordable,
API pricing rises,
and the market loses optionality.
open models and cheaper inference are the counter-force.
but the real unlock is the layer that can route across all of it:
frontier apis,
open models,
cloud gpus,
local / edge inference,
alternative providers.
that’s the @primisprotocol thesis.
not one model.
not one cloud.
not one hardware stack.
pricing + routing across fragmented compute so builders can access the best economics for each workload.
primis mode
we’re here to stay with @primisprotocol. we know the compute market is competitive but we will compete, because as i said i’m a perseverant mfer that will outwork anyone.
primis mode
bar for bar what we’ve been saying @primisprotocol and we’re building the pricing layer for compute. the goal is simple: turn fragmented, volatile compute pricing into rates builders can actually plan around.
everyday more validation on our thesis.
primis mode.
holyyyyyy!!
@OpenAI@sama basically saying what the market is starting to realize:
access to compute is not enough.
builders need guaranteed capacity and predictable planning for critical workloads.
that’s the @primisprotocol thesis too. but as a neutral layer across fragmented providers, not inside one model ecosystem.
predictable compute is becoming the product.
primis mode.
over 3500 teams and solo builders on the waitlist for the @primisprotocol beta.
they understand the vital need for predictable compute that allows them to plan and scale around.
some of the notable names found in the waitlist were from @xai@AppliedInt@rendernetwork and more…
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and this is exactly why @primisprotocol matters.
when h200 pricing can jump 29% overnight, the builder problem is no longer just getting access to gpus.
it’s getting access to compute at rates they can actually plan around.
shortages are bullish for whoever already owns supply, sure.
but the bigger missing layer is the one that turns fragmented, volatile compute into something usable for builders through pricing + routing.
that’s the thesis.
Compute pricing is fragmented by default.
Different dashboards. Different regions. Different rates. Different availability. Different invoices.
Primis turns that into one predictable rate, builders can rely on before workloads run.
Save hours and thousands.
We’re building the pricing layer for compute.