Overclock API: Flat-rate, unlimited-token API for coding agents

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I'm Taylor, the solo builder of Overclock — flat-rate inference for AI coding agents.

I built it because I hit the problem myself. I was running AI coding agents (OpenClaw, Hermes, Cline, Claude Code, etc.) for real, sustained work, and watched my own token bill spiral in a way that made usage genuinely stressful to predict. Long tool-call loops, retries, a heavy agent day — none of that maps to value delivered, but metered per-token billing charges you for it anyway.

So instead of billing by the token, Overclock bills flat per "runner" — a fixed number of concurrent request slots, each with unlimited tokens while it's running. Run it as hard as you want, all day, for one price:

Single — $15/mo, 1 runner
Stack — $29/mo, 2 runners
Workshop — $49/mo, 4 runners

One runner = one job in flight. If you fire off a second request while a runner's busy, it just queues and runs next — nothing fails, nothing drops. Add runners if you want more in parallel.

One endpoint, one model id (redline) routes to whichever model in the pool is currently live — DeepSeek, Gemini, GLM, GPT, and others. Every model in the pool has to clear a public quality bar (70%+ on Terminal-Bench 2.1 or 50+ on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index) before it serves a single request.

To be upfront: this is tuned for fast, capable models built for agent tool-calling loops — not "give me the smartest possible answer" frontier-model work. If that's not your use case, it's probably not the right fit, and I'd rather say that here than oversell it.

Signing up through the link on this page gets you a credit for 5 free days of usage, applied automatically at checkout — no card required to create an account and look around first.

Would love feedback from the PH community, especially anyone already running multiple agents in parallel and feeling the token-bill pain.

I'm here all day to answer questions!

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Building Overclock because my own AI agent's token bill got out of control — launching tomorrow, AMA

Hey everyone I'm Taylor, solo builder of Overclock.

Quick backstory: I was running AI coding agents (Cline, Claude Code, etc.) for real, sustained work, and watched my token bill spiral in a way that made usage genuinely stressful to predict. Long tool-call loops, retries, a heavy agent day none of that maps cleanly to "value delivered," but metered billing charges you for it anyway.

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