
Standard Compute
LLM API with no usage limits at one flat monthly price
About Standard Compute
Standard Compute attacks the thing that makes running coding agents genuinely uncomfortable: you cannot predict what they will cost. Per-token billing means an agent that decides to read forty files before making a change produces a bill you find out about afterwards, and the natural response is to use the agent less, which defeats the point of having it. Replacing that with one flat monthly price removes the anxiety entirely. The claimed saving is up to 86%, achieved through smart routing, better provider rates and the simple fact that most months you do not use your whole budget.
Compatibility is the practical selling point. It works with every major agent and tool through the OpenAI-compatible interface, including Claude Code, OpenAI Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Cline, Windsurf, Aider, Continue, OpenCode, Kilo Code, Amp and OpenClaw, which between them cover most of how people actually use models for engineering work. Current frontier models are available. Four tiers separate on lane priority and monthly compute budget rather than on which models you can reach, so the cheapest plan is not feature-crippled. A free trial requires no card, and a seven day fair refund means cancelling bills only what you used.
Get an API key and point your existing tools at Standard Compute rather than at individual providers, which works without code changes for anything OpenAI-compatible. Requests are then smart-routed across providers, selecting on cost and capability rather than sending everything to the most expensive model available, which is where the bulk of the saving comes from. Your monthly plan defines a compute budget and a scheduling lane: Economy uses a shared execution pool, Standard gets priority scheduling, and Max gets the highest priority for heavy agent workloads. Usage does not generate additional per-token charges within the plan, so the monthly cost is known in advance rather than discovered.
- •Flat Monthly Pricing - One predictable price rather than per-token billing, which removes the cost anxiety around letting agents work
- •Smart Routing - Requests routed across providers on cost and capability, the main source of the claimed saving
- •Every Major Agent Supported - Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Copilot, Cline, Windsurf, Aider, Continue, OpenCode and more
- •OpenAI-Compatible - Works with any OpenAI-compatible SDK, so switching is a base URL change
- •Current Frontier Models - Access to the latest models rather than only cheaper older ones
- •Priority Lanes - Economy, Standard and Max differ on scheduling priority rather than on model access
- •No Card Free Trial - Evaluate against your real workload before providing payment details
- •Seven Day Fair Refund - Cancel within the window and pay only for what you actually used
For developers running coding agents daily, where per-token billing has produced either an unpleasant invoice or a habit of using the agent less than they should. It suits small teams standardising agent spend into one predictable line item rather than a variable one. Heavy Claude Code, Cursor and Codex users are the clearest fit given the direct compatibility. Anyone whose monthly AI spend is around $300 should run the comparison, since that is the figure the vendor uses in its own example. Light or occasional users are unlikely to beat pay-as-you-go pricing.
Pricing
$19 - $2499/mo
- Starter$19/mo
- Economy$39/mo
- Standard$89/mo
- Pro$249/mo
- Pro Plus$499/mo
- Growth$999/mo
- Scale$2499/mo
- BusinessContact sales
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-19














