MediaSFU infrastructure
Media transport, agent runtime, recording output, and the managed SFU services shown in our published rates.
Published rates, explained
Start with the MediaSFU unit your workload actually uses, add only the providers you choose, and see when automatic volume discounts change the rate. No screenshot archaeology and no misleading comparison of unlike billing units.
Bill anatomy
A useful estimate names every layer. MediaSFU publishes its layer and lets you keep control of the rest.
Media transport, agent runtime, recording output, and the managed SFU services shown in our published rates.
AI, SIP, phone-number, storage, and optional provider charges stay direct. MediaSFU does not add a provider markup.
Minutes, media quality, agent usage, recordings, and concurrency determine which published units apply.
Worked examples
These examples use 10,000 minutes so the differences stay concrete. Taxes and external-provider costs are not included.
Plain phone or browser audio
Use this path for a second number, SIP calling, or browser audio without an AI agent.
Audio AI agent
MediaSFU handles the real-time audio and agent runtime. Bring your own STT, LLM, and TTS providers.
SD multimodal agent
Use this model for an SD video agent that can see, hear, reason, and respond in real time.
Published base rates
Per-minute infrastructure rates before automatic volume discounts.
| Service | Media only / min | AI-ready total / min | When to use it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phone call (telephony) | $0.0001 | $0.0021 | Use the media-only rate for human calls; add agent infrastructure only when AI is active. |
| Web/mobile audio only | $0.0001 | $0.0021 | The same transparent audio unit applies to browser and mobile voice workloads. |
| Web/mobile SD video or multimodal | $0.000375 | $0.003375 | SD media plus the vision-capable agent runtime; higher output qualities use the matrix below. |
Automatic volume rates
Output quality
Rates below are per 1,000 minutes and make resolution tradeoffs visible.
| Output | Live media / 1K min | Recording / 1K min |
|---|---|---|
| Audio only | $0.10 | $2.00 |
| QnHD (320x180) | $0.375 | $3.00 |
| SD (640x360) | $0.75 | $6.00 |
| HD (1280x720) | $1.50 | $12.00 |
| FHD (1920x1080) | $2.25 | $15.00 |
| QHD (2560x1440) | $3.00 | $18.00 |
Procurement checklist
Use the same workload and scope on every vendor page.
Clear answers
It is the MediaSFU audio transport rate. Carrier, SIP-provider, and phone-number charges are paid directly to the providers you choose. If an AI agent handles the call, the agent-infrastructure rate also applies.
No. Bring your own supported STT, LLM, TTS, SIP, and number providers and keep their billing relationship direct. This makes the MediaSFU portion of the bill easier to audit.
Published automatic discounts begin at 2.5 million billable minutes per month for 20% off and 7.5 million minutes per month for 40% off. The discounted rate depends on the service unit being used.
Recording produces retained output and uses a separate processing pipeline. The recording matrix is priced per 1,000 output minutes by quality; storage and optional post-processing may be separate.
Replace assumptions with your workload
The calculator shows the MediaSFU infrastructure portion so provider choices remain explicit.
Published rates are planning inputs, not a tax-inclusive quote. External provider, carrier, phone-number, storage, and optional-service charges vary by configuration.