Open-source JevBench adds $49/$99 paid priority benchmark runs with 48-hour turnaround
airesearch12 · x · 2026-09-26
JevBench, a volunteer-run open-source benchmark from Benchmark Heaven, now offers paid priority evaluations: $49 per benchmark for API-served models or open models up to 9B, and $99 for larger open models run on their GPUs — covering both JevBench and ImageJevBench.
Key rules:
- Payment buys only earlier scheduling; tasks, rules and scoring stay frozen and identical to the free lane
- Public paid runs carry a visible "priority run" marker
- Private reports are never published without consent
- Results within 48 hours of code review, or an automatic refund
The regular free benchmark remains available on the maintainers' own schedule.
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