CrowLLM gives you one simple API to use many AI models. Instead of signing up with a dozen different companies, you get a single key that works with all of them. You only pay for what you use, with no monthly subscription and no credit card needed to start. Create a key in minutes and you're ready to go. If one provider goes down, CrowLLM automatically switches to another one, so your app keeps working without you changing a single line of code. Your prompts stay private, because we only keep usage records for billing.
- One OpenAI-compatible endpoint for many AI models
- Works with JanitorAI, SillyTavern, Cursor, Cline and any OpenAI-compatible app
- Fast responses: requests are routed to the fastest live provider
- Free users are first-class: no rate-limit walls and no waiting in line
- Pay per token: no subscription, no credit card required
- Get your API key in minutes
- Automatic fallback: if a provider goes down, your request is rerouted instantly
- Privacy-first: usage logs are kept for billing only, never your prompts
- Roleplayers and storytellers using JanitorAI, SillyTavern and similar chat apps who want fast, reliable replies
- Free-tier users who are tired of slow responses and tiny rate limits
- Developers who want to try many AI models without managing many accounts
- Coding with AI tools like Cursor and Cline using one key
- Startups building AI apps that must stay online even when a provider fails
- Students and hobbyists who want to pay only for what they use
- Teams adding chat, image, voice, or video AI to their product through one API

The automatic fallback between providers is a strong selling point, and I'd love to see it made transparent. Could responses include a header or field showing which provider actually served the request, so developers can debug latency or output differences? Also, a short note on key hygiene, like per-key spend limits and easy rotation, would help people who paste one key into several apps like Cursor and Cline.

The automatic fallback between providers is a strong selling point, and I'd love to see it made transparent. Could responses include a header or field showing which provider actually served the request, so developers can debug latency or output differences? Also, a short note on key hygiene, like per-key spend limits and easy rotation, would help people who paste one key into several apps like Cursor and Cline.
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