6 months ago, I was managing 5 separate AI API accounts. OpenAI for chat, Anthropic for code, DeepSeek for cost-sensitive tasks. Each with its own SDK, its own billing, its own dashboard.
It was a mess.
So I built Dubhe AI — a single API gateway that routes requests to the best model for each task, all under one account, one API key, one bill.
What's Under the Hood
- Fast (general purpose chat)
- Reasoning (deep thinking & complex logic)
- Code (programming & software engineering)
- Vision (image understanding)
- Agent (autonomous workflows)
- Omni (long-context tasks)
All OpenAI-compatible. Switching from your current provider takes about 5 minutes.
Pricing That Actually Makes Sense
| Plan | Price | Tokens/Month |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 100K |
| Starter | $9 | 3M |
| Pro | $29 | 12M |
| Business | $49 | 20M |
| Pro Plus | $99 | 40M |
All plans include all 6 models. No hidden fees.
What I Learned
Price matters more than brand. Most indie devs choose providers based on cost first. Being 5-10x cheaper than OpenAI is a real advantage.
One API key is a big deal. Developers hate managing multiple credentials.
Global payments are hard. PayPal rejected us 3 times. We went with Paddle as our merchant of record.
Try it out: https://dubhehub.com
Would love your feedback — what's your biggest pain point with AI APIs today?
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