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Ready Server adds free ReadyServer LLM API to every VPS plan

Ready Server announced the ReadyServer LLM API, a private OpenAI‑compatible inference service that is included at no extra cost with every ReadyServer VPS plan. The API lets developers, digital agencies and tech‑focused businesses run AI agents, chatbots, retrieval‑augmented generation pipelines and coding assistants directly from their VPS without managing API keys or paying per‑token fees.

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  • Ready Server launches ReadyServer LLM API, included at no extra cost with all VPS plans
  • API is OpenAI‑compatible, works with curl and official Python/Node SDKs, no API keys or token billing
  • Two open models offered: Qwen3.6‑27B‑FP8 (131,072‑token window) and Qwen3.8‑27B‑FP8 (262,144‑token window)

The service runs two open‑source models via vLLM: Qwen3.6‑27B‑FP8, which offers a 131,072‑token context window for fast responses, and Qwen3.8‑27B‑FP8, a reasoning model with a 262,144‑token window. Because requests travel over Ready Server’s private network, latency is reduced and usage costs stay predictable, addressing Gartner’s projection that AI inference costs per agentic workflow could grow more than fivefold by 2028.

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Ready Server Launches ReadyServer LLM API, Giving Every VPS Customer Private AI Inference at No Extra Cost

finance.yahoo.com · 19 October 2026

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