Ingesting messy files, switching between models, finding the right context, verifying details, moderating content, rendering output. The complex, unglamorous work every AI product needs and nobody wants to own. We run it for you in ready-made kits, under one subscription.
A coding assistant can build a converter or a validator in an afternoon. Owning it means patches, upgrades, incidents and security reviews for as long as your product runs.
Patching, upgrades, scaling and on-call move off your team.
One contract, one invoice and one renewal date.
A fallback for every service, limits sized to your peaks and continuous monitoring.
Every service is certified before it enters the catalog. You review one layer.
Each kit is a group of ready-made APIs for one part of the work, hosted and monitored by us. Pick the kits you need and leave the rest.
Not sure which you need?One key works across every kit, so you can start anywhere.
Most of the catalog runs on our own infrastructure rather than being proxied to someone else, which is what lets us tell you where requests are processed.
Requests, and any files sent with them, are processed on EU infrastructure and stay there. The region teams pick for GDPR data residency.
Choose where requests run. You pick your region when you create your workspace, and you can switch at any time.
Optional self-hosting, for teams that need maximum control and regulatory alignment on their own infrastructure.
See enterprise options →Every plan includes every kit. You pay in atoms, our smallest unit, from one pool spendable on any endpoint, and you can top up anytime.
Groups of ready-made APIs for one job around your product's core: ingesting files, calling models, retrieving context, reading documents, verifying data, moderating content, producing output and handling media. Eight kits cover 536 services, and one subscription covers all of them.
Still deciding?The free tier costs nothing and needs no card.
Create a free account and generate a key. Every kit on this page works with it.
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