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Four delivery tiers — Eco, Standard, Swift and Pro Ultra — one grounded quality bar.

Vedika exposes four delivery tiers for reasoning and AI Query calls. All four return the same source-grounded quality; they differ in latency and cost. You select a tier per request with the speed (and, for Standard, version) parameter.

#The four tiers

TierSelect withLatencyPer queryPlansBest for
Vedika Ecospeed:"eco"Economyfrom $0.01All plansHigh-volume, cost-sensitive, simpler questions
Vedika Standardspeed:"standard"~120 tok/s · 20–30s$0.01–$0.03All plansThe default — deep multi-factor synthesis
Vedika Standard 2.5version:"2.5"~120 tok/s$0.01–$0.03All plansNewer Standard variant on the standard path
Vedika Swiftspeed:"fast"~1,800 tok/s · 1–3s$0.02–$0.05Business+Lowest latency for chat UIs — same depth
Vedika Pro Ultraspeed:"standard" (deep profile)~120 tok/s~$0.03All plansMaximum depth where quality > latency
Note
The speed parameter accepts eco, standard and fast. Vedika Pro Ultra is the deepest-synthesis profile of the standard path — the same speed:"standard" selector, tuned for maximum depth. Vedika Swift requires a Business or Enterprise key; a Starter or Professional key requesting speed:"fast" receives 403 PLAN_UPGRADE_REQUIRED.

#Capability grid

CapabilityEcoStandardSwiftPro Ultra
Streaming (/query/stream)YesYesYesYes
Structured output (responseFormat:"json")YesYesYesYes
version (2 / 2.5)Yes
Service tiers (flex/standard/priority)Planned (2.5)
Multi-turn conversationIdYesYesYesYes
Prompt/response cachingYesYesYesYes
Answer-cache hit price$0.01$0.01$0.01$0.01
Cached input tokensReduced rate (~60% of fresh)Same as fresh inputSame as fresh inputSame as fresh input

#Selecting a tier

Pass speed in the request body. For Standard you may also pin version to "2" (default) or "2.5":

{
  "question": "...",
  "birthDetails": { "...": "..." },
  "speed": "eco"
}
{
  "question": "...",
  "birthDetails": { "...": "..." },
  "speed": "standard",
  "version": "2.5"
}
{
  "question": "...",
  "birthDetails": { "...": "..." },
  "speed": "fast"
}
Tip
Not sure which to use? See Choosing a model for a quick decision guide.