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OpenRouter adds paid zero-data-retention endpoint for Mercury Decide model

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OpenRouter says Mercury Decide, a model from Inception AI, is now available with zero data retention (ZDR) on its platform, in addition to a free endpoint for the same model.

OpenRouter describes Mercury Decide as the fastest-growing decision model on the platform last week.

According to OpenRouter's announcement on X, the paid ZDR endpoint charges $0.02 per million input tokens, which it describes as 50% off the $0.04 list price. The company says output and cached input are free, and lists a 66K context window.

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Mercury Decide from @_inception_ai is now available with zero data retention on OpenRouter The fastest growing decision model on OpenRouter last week now has a paid ZDR endpoint, alongside the free one $0.02/M input (50% off the $0.04 list price). Output and cached input are free. 66K context http://openrouter.ai/inception/mercury-decide

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    Mercury Decide from @_inception_ai is now available with zero data retention on OpenRouter The fastest growing decision model on OpenRouter…

    AI…last week now has a paid ZDR endpoint, alongside the free one $0.02/M input (50% off the $0.04 list price). Output and cached input are free. 66K context

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