Infomaniak AI Services · Global AI Product Index

Name: Infomaniak AI Services
Availability: InStock
Author: Infomaniak Network SA

Selection profile

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Tasks it fits: Running models yourself
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How you use it: API
The vendor page describes API key setup and an OpenAI-compatible API as the developer route, alongside a web app.
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Runs on: Web
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Where it runs: Vendor cloud
The vendor states its cloud and AI services are "developed and operated in Switzerland", i.e. hosted, not installed locally.
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Works offline: Not recorded
The record contains no offline-operation claim.
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Official service region: Global
Mirrors the availability field already on the record ("global"); the vendor stresses Swiss hosting rather than a published per-region service list.
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Public API: Yes
Matched on the vendor page: "Access the best open-source models via an OpenAI-compatible API".
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Licence: proprietary
Commercial service; no source licence is published in the record.
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Commercial use: Not recorded
Commercial service; the pages read do not state a non-commercial restriction, but that was not verified.
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Interface languages: Not recorded
No vendor page read in this pass states the product's own interface languages; the key exists so the field can be answered later rather than left absent.
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Billing: Usage-based Free allowance: Limited Subscription required: No
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Where each value comes from

Tasks it fits: Our inference
How you use it: Verified 2026-10-12 www.infomaniak.com ↗
Runs on: Our inference
Where it runs: Verified 2026-10-12 www.infomaniak.com ↗
Works offline: Our inference
Official service region: Our inference
Public API: Verified 2026-10-12 www.infomaniak.com ↗
Licence: Our inference
Commercial use: Our inference
Interface languages: Unknown

Key facts and their evidence

Each fact lists the conditions it holds under, the page it was read from and the day it was checked.

Headquarters: CH Verified 2026-10-12 www.infomaniak.com ↗

Applies to: As stated on infomaniak.com/en/about on 2026-10-12
Matched on the vendor about page: "our teams are based in Geneva (headquarters) and Zurich (branch office). All our services are developed and deployed there." The same page states 100% of staff work in Switzerland.
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Pricing: Credit-based usage billing; one million free credits for the first month Verified 2026-10-12 www.infomaniak.com ↗

Applies to: As stated on infomaniak.com on 2026-10-12
The AI service page says "Get 1M free credits, then pay as you go"; the support guide says "Each request consumes one credit or LLM token" and that pricing is shown on the sales page. No plan price or per-token table was readable.
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API: OpenAI-compatible API for the hosted models Verified 2026-10-12 www.infomaniak.com ↗

Applies to: As stated on infomaniak.com on 2026-10-12
Matched on the vendor AI service page: "Access the best open-source models via an OpenAI-compatible API" and "OpenAI-compatible API" among the listed properties.
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Overview

Infomaniak AI Services is the sovereign AI platform of Infomaniak Network SA, a Swiss hosting company founded in 1994 whose about page states that its teams work in Geneva (headquarters) and Zurich and that all its services are developed and deployed in Switzerland. It serves open-source language, transcription and image models through an OpenAI-compatible API, plus a web app, GPU instances on its Public Cloud and the Euria assistant in kSuite. The vendor says queries are not stored and that data is not used to train models. Billing is credit-based, with one million free credits covering a first month. Infomaniak announced the AI platform in October 2024 and Euria in December 2025. The limitation is scale: the catalogue is much smaller than a hyperscaler's, and no price list was readable on the pages fetched.

Key features

OpenAI-compatible API for chat and other model tasks, with a web app over the same models
Open-source models for language, speech transcription and image generation, listed in a public catalogue
GPU instances on the Infomaniak Public Cloud for training and inference, run with vLLM
Euria assistant integrated into kSuite mail, drive, chat and video tools
Processing and hosting in Infomaniak's Swiss data centres, with queries not stored according to the vendor
Credit-based billing, with one million free credits for the first month

Use cases

Adding European-hosted chat, transcription or image generation to an application through one OpenAI-compatible key
Running or fine-tuning models on GPU instances inside a Swiss cloud
Giving a team a sovereign assistant inside email and collaboration tools

Pricing

Credit-based and usage-billed: the vendor's support guide says each request consumes a credit or LLM tokens, that one million free credits cover a first month without commitment, and that pricing is shown on the sales page; a credit card is required and a spending limit can be set. No flat plan price or per-token table was readable on the pages fetched, so this record sets no comparable paid_from figure.

Frequently asked questions

What is Infomaniak AI Services?

A Swiss-hosted AI platform: it serves open-source models for chat, transcription and image generation through an OpenAI-compatible API or a web app, and the same models power the Euria assistant in kSuite.

Where is Infomaniak based?

In Geneva, Switzerland. The vendor's about page says its teams are based in Geneva (headquarters) and Zurich, and that 100% of its staff work in Switzerland.

How is it billed?

On credits: the support guide states that each request consumes a credit or LLM tokens, that one million free credits cover a first month, and that pricing is shown on the sales page. A credit card is required to start using the API.

Are prompts stored or used for training?

The vendor states that all information exchanged is used only to meet the immediate needs of users, without storage or logging of requests, and that open-source models give transparency over the algorithms.

What does this record not establish?

The pages read do not publish a per-model price list, licence terms or the product's own interface languages; the founding year 1994 comes from the independent source (Wikipedia), not from a vendor page read this session.

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This record was last reviewed on 2026-10-12.

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