unlimitedcodex: Real GPT-5.5 API access for Codex IDE/CLI

unlimitedcodex sells real OpenAI-compatible GPT-5.5 / ChatGPT-style + Codex API access for Codex IDE/CLI and builders who need predictable API build windows: $19/week or $76/month, unlimited token consumption with 4 concurrent connections, chat/completions, embeddings, model-list, image generation via API where supported, and manual setup after Stripe checkout.

Hey Product Hunt - I built unlimitedcodex for the phase where Codex IDE/CLI and agent API experimentation gets expensive, noisy, and distracting. The simple idea: instead of thinking about every token while you are still breaking and rebuilding an agent, buy a weekly or monthly access window and plug in an OpenAI-compatible base URL + API key. This is real API access, not a chat-only wrapper: GPT-5.5 / ChatGPT-style + Codex workflows, Codex IDE/CLI compatible setup, chat/completions, embeddings, model-list, and image generation via API where supported. What we are launching: - Unlimited Weekly: $19/week - Unlimited Monthly: $76/month - Unlimited token consumption with 4 concurrent connections - API key + base URL + setup files after Stripe checkout - Dashboard status, package dates, and safe key prefix A few transparent limitations: - We are an independent provider, not affiliated with OpenAI. - Setup is manual, not instant. Expected delivery is 10 minutes to 5 hours. - The public package is capped at 4 concurrent connections. - This is not positioned as enterprise SLA infrastructure. The first audience is builders, agencies, and technical founders who need a predictable API access window for Codex IDE/CLI development, testing, image-generation API experiments, and demos. Happy to answer Codex IDE/CLI compatibility, delivery, pricing, image API, or setup questions here.

Just tried unlimitedcodex and the unlimited tokens are great for my coding workflow. One thing that would make this even better is adding a simple usage dashboard showing real-time token consumption per connection, so I can track which projects are using the most without having to guess or log separately.