Four steps to production access
- 1. Sign up — Email or OAuth.
- 2. Top up — QRIS, VA transfer, bank transfer, PayPal, or cryptocurrency.
- 3. Chat — Compare models and review per-request cost.
- 4. API keys — Enable programmatic access for apps and agents.
Console & wallet
Evaluate models before you standardize on one
Create an account, fund a prepaid wallet, and use chat to compare models side by side. When you are ready, issue API keys for the same balance and billing profile—no separate procurement step.
Wallet
Unified prepaid balance
Chat and API usage draw from one wallet. Catalog prices and balances are shown in IDR; fund via QRIS, VA transfer, bank transfer, PayPal, or cryptocurrency.
Playground
Managed chat workspace
Threads, model switching, and spend visibility—so teams can pilot models before committing spend.
Models
Curated catalog
New models appear in the live catalog below with descriptions and per-million IDR pricing for comparison.
Plans
Pay-as-you-go or subscription
Top up as needed, or choose a subscription when monthly usage is predictable.
API & integration
OpenAI-compatible endpoints, multi-vendor models
Point Cherry Studio, CC Switch, internal services, or your product at AiCheap’s base URL. Change model in the request body to switch vendors without rewriting client code.
Typical integration
BASE_URL=https://api.aicheap.ai/v1
OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-… # from your AiCheap dashboard
POST /v1/chat/completions
# Claude, Gemini, embeddings, images — see live catalog
Drop-in
OpenAI-compatible
SDKs, agents, and IDE plugins that expect an OpenAI base URL typically work after you swap host and key. Each model lists supported endpoint types.
Observability
Per-request usage
Usage logs include tokens and latency per call—useful for cost control and model A/B tests.
Reliability
Channel routing
Traffic is routed across channels with fallbacks to reduce impact from upstream outages.
Signal
Aggregate usage rankings
The rankings below reflect real routed volume on AiCheap—not a static marketing list—so you can see what teams actually run.