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AI LLM Router

Call GPT, Claude, Gemini and open models through one API, auto-route each request to the most cost-effective model with live pricing and failover — OpenRouter class

Interactive tool will be available soon

Meanwhile, read the guide below to understand how it works

Features

  • Call hundreds of mainstream models with a single API key
  • Auto-select the best model based on task difficulty and cost
  • Live price comparison showing cost per million tokens
  • Automatic failover to a backup model when a provider is down
  • Unified logs and usage stats for cost accounting

How to Use

  1. Sign up and get a unified API key
  2. Swap the model name in your code for the router's format
  3. Set a routing policy (cost, quality or speed first)
  4. Review usage and billing reports and keep optimizing

FAQ

What is an AI LLM Router?

A tool that unifies access to multiple LLM providers. It offers a single API, multi-model access, smart routing, live pricing, automatic failover and usage stats. Input: your request and target model or policy. Output: results from the chosen model plus billing data. Built for developers, AI app teams and cost-sensitive projects.

How is it different from using official APIs directly?

A router aggregates many models behind one interface for easy switching and comparison, but it may add a layer of latency and some advanced features depend on each provider's support.

Is my data safe?

Requests are forwarded through the routing platform, so for sensitive data choose a platform that clearly commits to not logging or training on it and redact accordingly.

Can it pick the cheapest model automatically?

You can set a cost-first policy, but only when quality is acceptable; combining it with benchmark data to configure the rules works best.

Does it support open-source models?

Most platforms host both open and closed models; the exact list is shown on each provider's site.

How much does it cost?

Typically you pay the called model's token cost plus a small routing fee, with no need to open accounts with each provider.