Midium

The convenience of cloud. The benefits of local.

Inference to power workflows, features, and production AI with predictable flat-rate pricing. Vaults for agents to stay in sync and up to date. Sub-agents to offload coding usage. Never go over your AI budget again and improve team efficiency.

AI is great until it hits production.

A workflow, a feature, or a demo can work. Press go at production scale and throughput, plus an error rate that compounds and you blow past the budget, throttle the product, and collapse the experience.

  • Budgets balloon.

    Token meters turn production volume into a bill that scales out of control.

  • Throughput throttles.

    The product slows under real traffic, and the experience the demo promised does not hold.

  • A 2–5% error rate compounds.

    A few bad tool calls stack until the workflow fails and the experience collapses.

Built for Production.

Dedicated capacity holds the budget. The tool-calling runtime holds the error rate. The serving runtime holds the throughput.

The budget

Dedicated capacity

The bill stays flat. Production can run as hard as the machine allows.

Hardware dedicated to you. You subscribe at a flat rate. We own, manage, and host it in our facility, with backup power, redundant network connectivity, and spare hardware on site.

Our facility

Dedicated

Hardware dedicated to you

You don't buy, rack, or manage any hardware. Subscribe for a flat rate and get the benefits of local with the convenience of cloud. We own, manage, and host it in our facility, with backup power, redundant network connectivity, and spare hardware on site.

Privacy

Dedicated hardware. Not a shared pool.

Flat rate

One bill. No token meter.

Benefits of local

Hardware reserved for your team, one flat rate. Volume does not move the bill. The only ceiling is the machine itself.

  • Dedicated capacity

    Dedicated capacity starts at $444/mo. We own, manage, and host it in our facility, with backup power, redundant network connectivity, and spare hardware on site.

  • Hub license

    License the hub and run the same Vaults, sub-agents, and API on hardware you own and manage.

Find your tier

Error rate

A small miss does not get to compound.

A 2–5% error rate is how a working agent falls apart in production. Each bad tool call is another retry, and the misses stack until the experience collapses. We host the inference those agents call. The runtime is tuned for tool calling on Apple Silicon, on the same open weights a stock server would run. Gemma 4 26B A4B, 4-bit.

90.2%

Tool call accuracy on a 26B model at 4-bit. Ollama’s best is 87.4%. Parallel tool calls take a 13.5-point lead.

Midium tool-call accuracy against Ollama, matched on thinking and no-think, including parallel calls, on Gemma 4 26B A4B.
TestMidiumOllama
ThinkingTool call accuracy90.2%↑ 2.8 Ollama thinking↑ 5.2 Ollama no-think87.4%
No-thinkSame test, thinking off89.7%↑ 2.3 Ollama thinking↑ 4.7 Ollama no-think85.0%
Parallel tool callsThe most difficult tool-calling test
No-think83.0%
↑ 5 Ollama thinking↑ 13.5 Ollama no-think
Thinking78.0%
No-think69.5%

Measured July 23, 2026 · Midium vs Ollama · Gemma 4 26B A4B, matched 4-bit · Apple Silicon, 128 GB · BFCL v4 official checker · 1,000 cases · temp 0.

Methodology: See the proof.

Throughput

The runtime keeps the product moving.

Same Gemma 4 26B A4B measurement: faster decode, and the first token arrives sooner. The serving path is built so that speed holds when the product is under load.

Decode speed
+37%
123.8 vs 90.1 tok/s
Sooner to first token
2.3×
0.122s vs 0.277s
  • Batching

    Requests are batched through the runtime.

  • Model pooling

    Several instances sit behind one API and take work round-robin.

  • Loop detection

    A watchdog detects an endless-loop hallucination, kills the model, and restarts it so throughput keeps moving.

See the proof.

Improve efficiency

Tools For The Team.

Keep agents in sync, up to date, and efficient with vaults and offload usage with free coding sub agents.

Vaults

Persistent, Shared Agent Memory

Vaults are shared and scoped memory for engineers and their coding agents. Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and your own tools read them. Agents write context back as they work, so a session spends less time reorienting, and each team member's agent stays in sync with what the others are doing.

  • Your personal Vault is free in Midium Desktop. Shared Vaults come with dedicated capacity or a Hub license.
  • Cloud context is not used for training. Local Vaults stay on the device.
How Vaults work

Sub-agents

Maximize Output on Your Plan

48 GB of unified memory is recommended. Midium Desktop exposes local models over MCP to Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex. Move at least 60M tokens a month off the plan you pay now, so the team can do more development or drop a subscription tier without cutting code throughput. Local inference and your personal Vault stay on your machine by default. Connectors only send what you point them at.

Start here

Start on tokens. Scale into Dedicated Capacity

Use our cloud on competitive token-based pricing to start, scale to dedicated capacity.

Download the free Desktop App on any M-series Mac to use local AI APIs, utilize sub-agents with your coding agents, and get a personal Vault.

Midium cloud models and token prices
ModelTierCloud input / MCloud output / M
Gemma 4 E2BLite$0.024$0.048
Gemma 4 26B A4BBalanced$0.13$0.40
Gemma 4 31BDedicated capacityBalanced——
Laguna XS 2.1Balanced$0.06$0.12
Qwen3.8 27BBalanced$0.094$0.388
GLM 5.3 FlashDedicated capacityFrontier——
Inkling SmallDedicated capacityFrontier——
Laguna S 2.1Frontier$0.26$0.96
Qwen3.8 Flash NextDedicated capacityFrontier——
BGE-M3Embeddings$0.00$0.00

Shared models are billed per million tokens. Dedicated capacity is a flat rate, sized by throughput, team, and agent capacity.

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