Stealth Warden
A second, independent way to reach a frontier model. If the main gateway is struggling, this one is still answering.
Why it exists
Every other model we serve shares the same hardware pool and the same balance. When a provider has a bad hour, the whole catalog feels it at once. Stealth Warden is deliberately built the other way around: it runs on a provider we pay directly, on a key nobody else uses, and it is billed to a balance of its own. Nothing about it degrades when the main gateway is under load.
A channel of its own
Dedicated provider account, dedicated key, dedicated capacity. It does not share hardware, rate limits or queues with the rest of the catalog.
A balance of its own
Your Stealth Warden balance is separate from your main Gwarden credits. Topping up one never touches the other, and money already on the main balance is not spent on this model.
99.9% availability target
Stealth Warden is the channel we point people at when the main gateway is down. It is engineered for that job, not just advertised for it.
Specifications
What it costs
| Context / 1M | $0.060 |
| Output / 1M | $0.170 |
Priced close to what it costs us to run. There is no hidden markup on this page beyond the margin we actually need to keep the lights on.
Specifications
| Model id | stealth-warden |
| Context | 1M |
| Max output | 128k |
| Quality index | 62.0% |
| Input | Text, images and video |
How to use it
- Top up the Stealth Warden balance. Payment is 1:1 - one dollar in, one dollar of Stealth Warden credit.
- Point your client at the same API and set the model to stealth-warden. Your existing API key works unchanged.
- Everything else stays the same - streaming, tools, structured output, images and video all work.
Top up
One dollar in, one dollar of credit. No multiplier, no bonus credits - the price above is the price.
99.9% is a target, not a contractual SLA. An outage inside the upstream provider, or a regional network event, is outside our control and such windows are not compensated. We publish the figure so you can hold us to it, not so you can assume perfection.