Every point behind the Chatterbox scores: the table row each item landed on, where it lost points, and every content test with its date.
Scores for specific abilities. These results do not enter the Spicy Index or its rankings.
41.2 / 100
Human listening preferences for native voices. This does not measure voice cloning or this API route.
Elo 1,023.0 · 95% interval 1,012.0–1,034.0
4603 public votes; votes are not independent prompts.
Source: Artificial Analysis · Checked Sep 29, 2026
Speech quality rankings · #5Each benchmark is scaled separately: 50 at its median and 90 at its leader, capped at 0–100. Scores from different benchmarks are not comparable.
Spicy Index combines 70% quality and capability with 30% publishable Freedom Score. With full evidence, the weights are 59.5% quality, 10.5% capability and 30% freedom. Price and speed stay separate.
| Dimension | Share of this Index | Status | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public leaderboards | — | Pending | — |
| Blind output test | — | Pending | — |
| Capability | — | Not applicable | — |
| Freedom Score | — | Not yet tested | — |
Utility tools such as face swap and head swap have no capability table. With enough scored evidence, quality alone supplies their base score. Their Index combines 70% of that base with 30% publishable Freedom Score; if freedom evidence is untested or insufficient, it retains the base and is marked preliminary. Without a base score, no Index is published.
These dimensions have no data yet, so they aren’t in the Index. None of them is estimated.
Public leaderboards45% of quality
Not yet tested
Ratings from arena.ai, Artificial Analysis and Design Arena, exact model matches only, each converted to 0–100 and averaged by weight.
How this is scoredBlind output test35% of quality
Not yet tested
The same prompts for every model, scored 1–10 by judges from different model makers who don’t see the model name. Tools are scored on their own outputs instead.
How this is scoredThe family score is the average of its task scores, so a single cautious task pulls the whole family down. Here is where every point came from.
We haven’t run content tests on this model yet, so it has no Freedom Score.
Measured, never scored. Price comes from the live catalogue; speed from real jobs over the last 30 days.
A time appears once at least 10 completed jobs are in. Success rates count customer jobs only and stay hidden for every model until we have a full 30 days of traffic.
SpicyAPI sells access to this model. Its scores come only from the published tables and the test records on this page. Price, commercial terms and supply arrangements play no part.