One key per app or environment
Create separate keys for development and production. Revoke one without interrupting the rest.
Use GPT, Claude, Gemini, and other models with the OpenAI SDK you already know.
Official price vs. LLMFly AI price
Less API plumbing
Keep one integration, then choose the model that fits each request.
Create separate keys for development and production. Revoke one without interrupting the rest.
Set the LLMFly AI base URL and use a model ID from the catalog. Test any provider-specific feature before shipping.
Check input, output, and cache rates in the catalog, then trace each request in your usage history.
Quickstart
You need a key, the LLMFly AI base URL, and a model ID from the catalog.
Use a separate key for each application or environment.
Point your server-side OpenAI client to LLMFly AI.
Copy its exact ID from the catalog and send a small test request.
Works with
Connect coding tools, automation scripts, and server applications without maintaining a separate integration for every model.
Next steps
Go directly to model selection, workload guidance, or developer documentation.
Review capabilities, context limits, and reference pricing across GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok.
Find candidate models and evaluation methods for coding, chatbots, agents, and reasoning.
Follow authentication, model ID, SDK, error-handling, and copy-ready request guides.
FAQ
LLMFly AI gives you one OpenAI-compatible API for the models listed in its catalog.
Yes for compatible models. Change the base URL, API key, and model ID, then test the features your app uses.
Check the model catalog for the current list. Models and availability can change.
Each model has its own input, output, and—when available—cache rates. Your usage history shows what each request consumed.
The published privacy policy will describe exactly what is logged and for how long. We will not claim zero retention without verified production controls.