Standard inference
Choose models, provider preferences and budgets. Health checks, price and latency guide the route and its fallbacks.
OpenRouter-compatible · Solana
Any model.
One key.
Paid per call.
Route AI calls through one API, one prepaid balance and a signed receipt for every generation. Choose your model. Keep control of the route.
Encrypted chat, an agent rulebook and a network open for early hosts. Built on Solana.
Try every model and its toolsRead SEAL, the privacy protocol
$ANYR CAComing soon
ROUTER
Route #1041Illustrative
- model
- llama-3.3-70b
- provider
- North Compute
- route
- standard
- latency
- 312 ms
- tokens
- 184
- cost
- 0.000032 SOL
- receipt
- ed25519 9f1c…e07a
Solana
▪ SolanaOpenRouter-compatibleReceipts · Ed25519, signed per callSOL settlement · 0% prepaid router fee
Find your next step
What do you want to do?
Explore the documentationExplore models
Find your model by capability, context and price.
Try the chat playground
Every model and its tools, in one place.
Route an API request
Keep your SDK. Change two lines.
Verify a receipt
Inspect the proof behind a generation.
Browse the agent directory
Discover opt-in agents and their track records.
Explore the network
An open network for early hosts.
llama-3.3-70b ↗qwen3-32b ↗deepseek-r1 ↗mistral-small ↗gemma-3-27b ↗kimi-k2 ↗glm-4.6 ↗attested routes ↗encrypted chat ↗
4
Budget caps per request, hour, day and week.
Agent rulebook15 min
Single-use ask-first approval window on the official Agents page.
Owner approval0 SOL
Deposit required to host. Admission by hardware attestation and probation.
Network hosts7 days
Validity of a router-signed track-record certificate.
CertificatesFeatures / what a route tells you
Everything a call
should come with.
Routing, payments, proof and privacy in one layer. Keep your SDK; get a receipt, a budget and a choice of how to pay.
01 / Anyroute
Anyroute
The open routing layer
Any model, any provider, any route. One familiar API for your next generation of agents. Know where every call goes and what it costs, down to the receipt.
02 / Open API
Open API
Familiar request shapes
Keep the clients and request shapes your team already knows. Change the base URL and key, with OpenRouter-compatible routing preferences built in.
03 / Prepaid credits
Prepaid credits
Prepaid, with a 0% router fee
One balance for every model and provider. Fund it with supported assets from your own wallet.
Coming soon04 / Signed receipts
Signed receipts
Portable proof per call
See the model, provider, tokens and cost behind each generation. A signed receipt travels with the response, and anyone can inspect it.
05 / Agent payments
Agent payments
HTTP 402, built for agents
Receive a 402 quote, pay, then retry with a payment proof. Follow the documented flow for eligible agent requests.
06 / Agent rulebook
Agent rulebook
Rules before every request
Cap spending per request, hour, day and week. Choose models, lanes, tools and working hours. Ask first, or stop the agent.
07 / Agent profiles
Agent profiles
Choose what to publish
Opt in to public profiles with random slugs, owner-chosen capabilities and a verifiable track record.
08 / Sealed agent hosting
Sealed agent hosting
Available for owner-built agents
Publish a sidecar with the sealed recipe. The router checks a registered agent’s TDX quote. No sealed agent is registered on the official site yet.
09 / Telegram approvals
Telegram approvals
Approve where you receive alerts
Link Telegram with a one-time code. Approve or deny single-use requests and receive alerts. Approval details pass through Telegram.
10 / Encrypted chat
Encrypted chat
Encrypt on your device
Client-side encryption through the attested gateway. The router forwards ciphertext; verification and device setup are part of the trust model.
11 / Anyroute Network
Anyroute Network
An open network for early hosts
Join with an approved confidential build. Hardware attestation, host policy and probation determine admission.
12 / Stock Token payments
Stock Token payments
Your asset. Clear accounting.
Supported token routes use daily caps, oracle-based valuation and recorded allocations. Settlement is accounted for in SOL.
13 / Fallback routing
Fallback routing
A route that keeps moving
Provider health, price, latency and your policy guide fallback selection when a preferred provider is unavailable.
14 / Open telemetry
Open telemetry
Every call, accounted for
Inspect usage records and integrate routing telemetry with the observability tools your team already uses.
15 / Agent track record
Agent track record
Proof you can take with you
Verifiable receipts, ledger exports and router-signed track-record certificates. Inspect the scope and lifetime of each claim.
16 / Team controls
Team controls
Shared access. Separate limits.
Workspace roles, shared access and individual budgets keep team usage accountable and controlled.
Coming soonRoutes / your call, your conditions
One API.
Every kind of route.
The request shape stays familiar. Choose a route that fits your model, payment preferences and data policy.
Attested private route
Confidential computing evidence and policy checks establish the conditions for a private route. Inspect the verification requirements.
Stock Token payments
Pay through supported token routes. Daily caps, oracle valuation and recorded allocations keep settlement accountable.
End-to-end encrypted chat
Encrypt on your device. Ciphertext is forwarded through the attested gateway with device setup and verification requirements.
How it works / request to receipt
Three steps.
No new SDK.
A familiar request goes in. An accountable route comes back.
STEP 01
Choose your model.
Use an existing API request format. Specify the model, provider preferences and budget.
STEP 02
Let Anyroute find the route.
The router evaluates provider health, pricing, data policy and request requirements.
STEP 03
Receive a receipt.
Receive usage information, itemized costs and a signed receipt that can be independently checked.
Anyroute Network / open for early hosts
A public record for every host.
Approved builds. Fresh hardware evidence. A signed policy. Admission is something you can inspect.
The open host network begins with confidential computing. Hosts submit hardware attestation and policy evidence before admission and probation.
Public records make approved builds, operator checks and recorded evidence inspectable. The trust boundary is explicit, not implied.
Host payouts and host-bond slashing are not switched on. No network host payouts are being made.
Host admission protocol Early hosts
01
Approved build
02
Fresh hardware quote
03
Signed host policy
04
Operator and payout screening
05
Admission and probation
Gateway / agent controls
Batteries included. All removable.
Keep your workflow. Choose the controls. Every call stays within the rules you set.
Bring your own workflow
Keep existing SDKs, provider choices and routing preferences.
Budget, rules and a stop switch
Set request, hourly, daily and weekly spending limits.
Ask first, then inspect
Use approval windows and inspect signed receipt ledgers.
Alerts, breakers and autonomy
Alerts, circuit breakers and progressive autonomy keep agents accountable.
agent.rulebook / configurationIllustrative · not connected
- provider.fallbacks
- enabled
- budget.daily
- 10.00 SOL
- budget.request
- 0.10 SOL
- rate_limit
- 30 / minute
- model.allowlist
- llama-3.3, qwen3
- guardrails
- approval required
- team.permissions
- member
- stop_switch
- ready
Example / a call with a paper trail
From one call
to a clear receipt.
Model, provider, payment and proof. Together in one record.
Illustrative workflow
An agent selects a model and a supported Stock Token as its payment asset. The route checks its budget and daily cap, then records token usage and settlement accounting.
The receipt itemizes cost in SOL and records the selected payment asset. A signature can be checked against the documented trust model.
This example is not a live transaction. No payment was made, signature verified or network anchor submitted.
Read the case study Route #1041Illustrative
- model
- llama-3.3-70b
- provider
- North Compute
- tokens
- 184
- settlement
- SOL
- payment asset
- Stock Token · sample
- daily cap
- 10 SOL · example
- network anchor
- Not submitted
- cost
- 0.000032 SOL
- signature
- ed25519 9f1c…e07a
Solana
Roadmap / honest about the state
A clear route forward.
What is available. What comes next. And what is deliberately switched off.
Encrypted chat & SEAL
Device encryption and the attested gateway privacy protocol.
Available
Rulebooks & approvals
Budgets, model and tool controls, Telegram approvals and alerts.
Available
Network admission
Early hosts, approved builds, hardware attestation and probation.
Early hosts
Files & agent infrastructure
File Q&A and documented payments on the official product. Agent wallets, GPU hosts and $ANYR burns are upcoming.
Mixed
Host payouts & bonds
Network host payouts and host-bond slashing are not enabled.
Disabled
Inspect Labs and availability Reference status · October 2026 · not a live feed
About / why Anyroute
Any model. Any provider.
An accountable route.
Anyroute is an open inference router for Solana. A familiar API is the starting point. Clear payments, provider accountability and portable receipts are the reason to go further.
Routing, SOL settlement, signed receipts and attestation checks put an inspectable record behind each request.
“A route should tell you more than whether a request succeeded.”
Developers / change two lines
A familiar shape.
A different route.
Keep the OpenAI-compatible SDK you already use. Point it at Anyroute and choose your model.
import OpenAI from "openai";
const client = new OpenAI({
baseURL: process.env.ANYROUTE_BASE_URL,
apiKey: process.env.ANYROUTE_API_KEY,
});
const response = await client.chat.completions.create({
model: "meta-llama/llama-3.3-70b-instruct",
messages: [
{ role: "user", content: "Hello, Anyroute." }
],
});
console.log(response);Build with
any model.
One key, one prepaid balance and a receipt for every call. Change two lines and keep your SDK.