Personalize your chat experience with multiple AI models, manage & collaborate with your team, and create your own LLM agents without dev team. The best part is that you only need to pay based on your usage; no subscription is needed! 🔥
Revolutionize LLMs chat platform with pay-as-you-go pricing
Personalize your chat experience with multiple AI models, manage & collaborate with your team, and create your own LLM agents without dev team. The best part is that you only need to pay based on your usage; no subscription is needed! 🔥
What makes this spec different from using autoRouter from openrouter+ openrouter is also pay as you go no? Also you guys charging double the amount openrouter is charging. What are the reasons? Just asking, no offense.
Pay-as-you-go model FTW! Is there a cost estimator tool to predict monthly bills based on team size/usage patterns? Are usage tiers capped (e.g., max agents/models) even with pay-per-use pricing?
How is your solution different from Alpaca and other similar?
All the best for the launch @mgilangjanuar & team!
Congratulations on the launch! looks awesome. Quick intro - I'm launching Spyk.io soon, an API for intelligent document retrieval (PDF, DOCX, etc.) using knowledge graphs. It excels at finding relevant information in huge datasets where context is key. For instance, it can accurately identify specific legal cases across 30k large PDFs. If embedding highly accurate, context-aware document search into your platform is ever interesting, feel free to reach out so i can give you a grant. Great work,
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