# Tag: maas

Phoeniqs Model as a Service (MaaS) gives your organisation API access to a curated catalogue of open-source large language models: chat, reasoning,...

Learn how PHOENIQS names its models, tests updates, provides long-term support, and manages models throughout their lifecycle.

PHOENIQS uses semantic versioning principles to manage AI model versions, providing stable model identifiers while allowing the underlying models to...

This page covers RPM and TPM limits for Phoeniqs Model as a Service subscriptions. For an overview of the service, see the

Models move through several statuses during their lifecycle on the PHOENIQS Model Service.

For an LTS model, PHOENIQS provides support for at least six months after we announce its deprecation.

Not necessarily. We first offer the minor update as a preview for at least one month.

The current state of every model on the Phoeniqs Model Service, from active through decommissioned. See

This is the list of AI models currently live and available on the Phoeniqs Model Service.

This is the list of AI models we are currently testing and evaluating.

The models listed here have been scheduled for decommissioning. Phoeniqs provides advance notice approximately

The models listed here have been permanently decommissioned and are no longer available on the Phoeniqs Model Service.

Guides and how-to articles for the Phoeniqs Model Service.

Step-by-step guides for connecting Phoeniqs AI Model Service to the applications and platforms you already use.

In Cursor, open Settings and go to the Models tab. Scroll down to the API Keys section.

macOS / Linux:

PHOENIQS Model as a Service provides access to open-weight AI models hosted exclusively in Switzerland.

Frequently asked questions about the Phoeniqs AI Model Service, hosted open-source LLMs, API access, subscriptions, and inference.