... alpertayfurr): Yes OpenRouter is probably the closest fit here. It gives you one API for many models, pay-as-you-go billing, and no need to register with every provider separately. If you want more control for production routing, LiteLLM or Portkey are also worth checking, but for rare usage and quick access to multiple LLMs, OpenRouter seems like the simplest answer ...

... more Monday morning surprises, though customisable from the user side) Track cost per customer, not just total API spend See what each step in a multi-agent workflow actually costs Basic smart routing to cheaper models for simple queries LiteLLM integration It's early; zero users. The UI is functional. You can poke around the demo here: https://tokentrailapp.com/demo (not everything works yet, but it gives you the idea) Full site: https://tokentrailapp.com Would love feedback on whether this ...

... systems that are fast, stable, and scale effortlessly. Lately, I ve been working on Bifrost, an open-source, and the latest LLM gateway written in Go. If you're building LLM apps and running into bottlenecks with tools like LiteLLM, Bifrost might be worth a look. It s fully self-hosted, adds only ~11 s mean overhead at 5K RPS , and supports providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, Groq, Bedrock, and more. It also comes with built-in monitoring, real-time ...