H3 Max Turbo, Seedance 2.5 Turbo, Nano Banana Pro Ultra: Model Names Not Found in the Developers’ Docs

Platforms and resellers sometimes sell a model under a name its developer does not use. As of 2026-10-11, we found 7 such names in our daily snapshots of provider price lists. Each may be a platform-specific variant, a route to the official model or simply a naming choice. As of 2026-10-11, not one of them appears in the developer’s official documentation, so ask the provider what is actually served.

Names not found in official documentation (7)

Names as written in providers’ public price lists, checked 2026-10-11, next to the developer’s own model list.

What to ask before buying

This does not mean a listing is wrong: platforms often add their own speed tiers, sizes or routes. It does mean the name alone does not tell you what you get. Ask the provider:

• Which of the developer’s models and versions is served, and under which official model id?
• What differs from the official model: resolution, speed, queue priority, post-training, or only the price?
• Are failed or filtered jobs charged, and can results be compared with the official model at the same settings?

How this was compiled

Every day we snapshot the public price lists of 77 providers. For each name in the table we search those snapshots (priced entries and entries without a public price) and our records of the developers’ official pricing and model pages. A name is shown only while at least one snapshot lists it and no official page in our data does; otherwise it drops off the table automatically.

The numbers in this article are recalculated from our price data at every update; the dates above and in the sources show when each was last checked. See all findings.