Join a shared pool on top-tier GPU servers and run the top open-source models (GLM-5.3 and others) at the best possible price, through one OpenAI-compatible endpoint, so no code change. The pool's throughput is yours, not a shared, rate-limited API queue. Any open model on request, monthly, no multi-year lock. For our launch we opened a $200/month offer so teams can try it, send real workloads, and give feedback.
If you ship on LLMs, the model bill is basically your cost of goods, and the usual options are rough: shared APIs put you in a queue, and cloud GPU locks you into long contracts.
GOSH.AI DePools is a shared pool on top-tier GPU servers. You get the top open-source models (GLM-5.3, or any open model on request) at the best possible price, through one OpenAI-compatible endpoint, so no code change. The pool's throughput is yours, not a shared, rate-limited queue. Monthly, no multi-year lock.
On privacy: it is a dedicated server in a certified data center, the same trust model as your own cloud, nothing trains on your data and nothing leaves to a third-party API.
For the launch we opened a $200/month offer so you can try it the way you would try OpenRouter, send real workloads, and tell us where it hurts.
Would love your feedback, especially from teams running open models in prod. Ask us anything.
Hi Product Hunt, Amir from GOSH.
If you ship on LLMs, the model bill is basically your cost of goods, and the usual options are rough: shared APIs put you in a queue, and cloud GPU locks you into long contracts.
GOSH.AI DePools is a shared pool on top-tier GPU servers. You get the top open-source models (GLM-5.3, or any open model on request) at the best possible price, through one OpenAI-compatible endpoint, so no code change. The pool's throughput is yours, not a shared, rate-limited queue. Monthly, no multi-year lock.
On privacy: it is a dedicated server in a certified data center, the same trust model as your own cloud, nothing trains on your data and nothing leaves to a third-party API.
For the launch we opened a $200/month offer so you can try it the way you would try OpenRouter, send real workloads, and tell us where it hurts.
Would love your feedback, especially from teams running open models in prod. Ask us anything.