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MultiO
Every top AI model. One subscription.
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Every top AI model. One subscription.
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MultiO gives you every top AI model — GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Llama — under one subscription instead of five. With Auto routing, each message goes to the most cost-efficient model that can handle it, or pin a flagship. Every message carries a receipt showing its exact token charge, and Compare lets you ask three models side by side. Plus deep research, image/video generation, live voice, a GitHub code assistant, and a developer API. Free trial: 3,000,000 tokens, no card. Pro is $20/month.
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Hi Product Hunt — I'm Shakeel, I built MultiO because I was paying for three separate AI subscriptions and still hitting limits on the wrong tool. MultiO puts the top models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI and Meta behind one $20/month subscription.
How it works: usage is metered in MultiO tokens at each model's published API rate, and every message shows a receipt with its exact charge. Leave routing on Auto and each message goes to the most cost-efficient model that can handle it — or pin any model, or Compare up to three side by side.
The newest piece is Council: ask several models at once and, alongside the synthesis, a "Where they split" panel flags every point where the models disagreed — including claims only one of them made. We ran a 24-question study on it (multio.ai/research/model-divergence): 63% of questions had a single-model outlier claim, and about half of those turned out to be the most valuable line in the set. Disagreement turned out to be the signal, not the noise.
Also in the box: deep research with citations, image and video generation, live voice, projects, documents with Word/Excel/PDF export, a GitHub code assistant that proposes diffs as pull requests (it can never merge), bring-your-own-key mode, and an OpenAI-compatible API. Free trial is 3,000,000 tokens, no card required.
I'd genuinely like feedback on the metering model — is a per-message receipt the right trust mechanism, or would you rather have a simpler flat allowance?