layahost vs MintAPI

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layahost compared with MintAPI
Detail	layahost	MintAPI
What it does	Jev-compatible API for text classification and moderation, hosted in the EU	Unified paid APIs for AI agents and teams
Stage	Not given	Not given
Founded	Not given	Not given
Based in	FI	Not given
Pricing model	Freemium	Paid
Pricing	Free: $1 credit (66.7K decisions) on sign-up. Starter: $9/month for 1M decisions, then $10/million. Pro: $49/month for 10M decisions, then $5/million. Pay as you go: $15/million decisions from prepaid credit ($10 minimum). Clef-flash: $0.10/million tokens. Clef: $0.50/million tokens. Bonus credit: +	1 credit = $0.001. Calls start at 1 credit. No credit expiry. Credits can be used across endpoints which scale by endpoint: GET /api/twitter/user-info (1 credit/$0.001), GET /api/youtube/trending (2 credits/$0.002), GET /api/twitter/search (3 credits/$0.003), GET /api/twitter/tweet-info (5 credits/$
Key features	Decision flows: chain decisions on a canvas for multi-step classification Test sets: measure accuracy on your own labelled data before deployment Compare models side-by-side: test Laya, Clef-flash and Clef on the same data Custom models: fine-tune Laya on your own labelled examples Jev API compatibility: same endpoints, request and response formats as Jev Perspective API replacement: drop-in replacement for Google's deprecated moderation API Multiple model options: Laya (fast, cheap, EU-hosted), Clef-flash (9B model) and Clef (27B model)	Dashboard API keys for human teams x402 stateless payments for agents Social data from X, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram Location data from Google Maps and Yelp Marketplace and search data endpoints Request-based billing with no credit expiry Structured JSON output by default 99.99% uptime
What makes it different	EU-hosted Laya model: text never leaves the EU and is not used for training No lock-in: API compatible with Jev, uses open-weights models you can run yourself	One unified API surface instead of separate integrations per provider Pay-per-request model for agents without pre-provisioned keys Same endpoint catalog for humans and agents Consistent auth, billing, and response format across data sources x402 open protocol for machine-to-machine payments
Community votes	0	0
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)	32 no change since last check	6 −5 (down) since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)	7	5
Citation Flow (Majestic)	27	30
Referring domains (Majestic)	90	41

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