Token Harbor

Token Harbor is a unified API gateway offering GPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek and other models through one OpenAI-compatible endpoint, with encrypted keys, automatic failover, per-token pricing and a standing free tier on selected models.

Token Harbor is a unified API gateway that puts models from several leading providers behind a single OpenAI-compatible endpoint. The homepage names Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Zhipu and Kimi, and the meta description also lists DeepSeek. Instead of maintaining separate accounts, SDKs and billing relationships for each vendor, a developer points existing OpenAI-style code at one address and chooses a model by its ID. The service is built around a few stated commitments. The model ID passed in a request is the model that runs, with no silent substitution of a cheaper one. Paid routes are described as not persistently storing prompts or responses, and free routes stay switched off until the user opts in. Web chat history can be deleted at any time. Routing and hosting are described as transparent, and the site promises real answers from support rather than a wall of FAQs. API keys are encrypted, requests can fail over automatically between routes, and pricing is quoted per token. In practice, Token Harbor suits developers and small teams who want to compare or switch models without rewriting integrations, and people who work inside coding agents. A dedicated connect page covers hooking up tools such as Claude Code, Cursor and Codex with a single command. Every account receives a standing free tier on selected models, and a subscription called Agent Pass is advertised at 0.99 dollars for the first month, with credit toward select models. Among alternatives, Token Harbor competes with other model routers and gateway services, as well as with calling each provider directly. Its pitch rests on integrity and privacy guarantees rather than on a long feature list. The homepage gives little detail on rate limits, the full model catalog or per-token rates, so buyers will need to check the pricing page before committing a production workload.