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SeedRouter

One credential and one dollar wallet for text, image, video

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One credential and one dollar wallet for text, image, video

SeedRouter is a hosted layer between your code and the model vendors. It does not train models of its own; it forwards requests to OpenAI's GPT and Anthropic's Claude for text, Google's Nano Banana and OpenAI's GPT Image for stills, and ByteDance's Seedance for short video, and settles every call against one US-dollar wallet you fund ahead of time. Chat calls work with the OpenAI client after a base-URL change. There is no plan or monthly floor, and failed calls are free.

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SeedRouter is a hosted layer between your code and the model vendors. It does not train models of its own; it forwards requests to OpenAI's GPT and Anthropic's Claude for text, Google's Nano Banana and OpenAI's GPT Image for stills, and ByteDance's Seedance for short video, and settles every call against one US-dollar wallet you fund ahead of time. Chat calls work with the OpenAI client after a base-URL change. There is no plan or monthly floor, and failed calls are free.

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