marketmuse-image-1.0

Muse Image 1.0

muse-image-1.0

Meta text-to-image model based on masked discrete tokens

Published price
From $0.010 / imagePrices from the model catalog
Billing unit
/ image
Context / Max output
— / —
Listed routes
1
Auto route · $0.010 / image

Provider routes

Published route pricing and available performance data. A dash means no data has been published.

ProviderPricingLatencyUptimeSupplyRoute
yirLive
Input $0.010 / image
——Verified
Selected pricing · yirUSD / image
Input
$0.010
Output
—
Cache read
—
Cache write
—

Prices are shown in each route’s billing unit. A dash means no price has been published. Source: the selected provider route in OpenAny's public model catalog. A price update timestamp is not supplied.

Model API questions

How do I call Muse Image 1.0 through OpenAny?

Use model ID muse-image-1.0 with an OpenAny key and the operation published in this model's API tab. The model API base is https://api.openany.si/v1. Confirm the protocol and request schema; model availability does not imply every OpenAI API operation is supported.

How is Muse Image 1.0 billed?

Compare the published rate and billing unit of the selected provider route. Input, output and cache token rates may differ. Image, audio and video models can use other units. Recorded usage determines the charge under that route's billing contract.

Are Community and Verified routes the same as an official publisher API?

No. Inspect the provider name and supply classification for the specific route. A marketplace listing or a supply label is not a claim of publisher endorsement, identical service or measured uptime. Different route prices may reflect different supply and conditions.

Where do these prices come from, and when were they updated?

Rates come from the provider routes in OpenAny's public model catalog, not an independent quote from the model publisher. The catalog does not supply a price update timestamp. A page or catalog snapshot date is not a price revision date. Compare supply, billing units, tiers and conditions; a lower listed rate alone does not establish equivalent service or explain the price difference.