APIPASS

APIPASS is an API finder tool. ApiPass sells discounted access to 180+ AI models (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Veo, Kling, Flux, Suno and others) through one API key and one prepaid credit wallet. Swapping the baseURL and key usually requires no code rewrite, and failed tasks are not charged.

ApiPass is an API reseller that routes requests to more than 180 AI models across text, image, video, and audio through a single key and a single prepaid wallet. The catalog covers recognizable names including OpenAI GPT and GPT Image, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini and Veo 3.1, Flux, Kling, Vidu, Suno, MiniMax, ElevenLabs, Qwen, and Grok Imagine. The core pitch is price: the company states that many calls cost 30% to 70% below the official rate, with per model comparisons published in the pricing catalog. Failed tasks are not billed. The product is aimed at developers and product teams who already build against provider APIs and want lower unit economics or fewer vendor relationships. Migration is deliberately shallow. Existing SDKs and request formats usually keep working after swapping the baseURL and the API key, and chat models accept OpenAI-compatible chat completions. Media generation runs on an asynchronous job pipeline: a POST to the createTask endpoint returns a taskId immediately, then the client either polls status or receives a webhook callback. Officially maintained SDKs and two open-source starters (a workflow canvas and a Next.js workflow app) reduce setup work. In practice, teams experiment in the browser playground on each model page before writing code. Signup includes 50 free credits, and every model page shows parameters, billing units, and a rolling 24-hour success-rate bar so reliability can be judged before production traffic is routed. Billing is pay-as-you-go credits, so spending tracks actual usage rather than a subscription seat count. The trade-off is position in the supply chain. ApiPass sits between the buyer and the model owner, so behavior depends on upstream availability, and the cheapest routes are labeled as starter channels. Teams with strict procurement requirements, direct enterprise agreements, or data residency clauses will want to weigh that layering against the savings. For indie developers, agencies, and internal tooling groups, the combination of discounted rates, drop-in compatibility, and one bill is the practical draw.