AI Grid is the grid where teams call every model through one OpenAI-compatible API — try them side by side in the playground, compose your own products in the sandbox, and see every call attributed and charged.
Developers want one base URL and a key that works. Whoever pays wants a ceiling, an allow-list and a bill they can read. AI Grid is the same gateway answering both, on every single call.
Change base_url and keep your SDK, your tools and your streaming. Keys are aig_…, bound to exactly one project — and that project is the charging context of every call the key makes.
An Owner or Administrator assigns a published model version to one exact project. Nothing cascades — team membership alone grants nothing, so a project grant is explicit or the call is refused.
You don't just call models. You try them, then you build with them.
Two surfaces sit inside the console, and neither one asks you to wire anything up first. The playground runs on your signed-in session — no API key, no setup. The sandbox studio turns the models a project already has into your own product, deployed and callable through the same API you were going to use anyway.
Every model your teams call, from one host on one bill — with the allow-lists, ceilings and per-call records to run it across an organization.
Frontier and open-weight models behind one OpenAI-compatible API, so switching model means switching a string, not a client. One stable host, forever: api.aigridapp.com.
Every project has its own wallet, funded by the organization Owner. There is no org balance to allocate and nothing to move between levels — you bound a workload by funding its project.
Name the models a project may call and everything else is off — an allow-list, not a blocklist you have to keep up with. Add a daily or monthly ceiling, a max output size and a content policy on top. Enforced on every call, not in a wiki.
Teams own projects; projects hold the wallet, the keys, the assignments and the usage. Membership in a team grants nothing on its own — someone has to grant you the project.
A key is bound to exactly one project, shown once, and expires in 90 days by default. Give it a model list and a spend cap with a daily, weekly, monthly or lifetime reset. Rotate, and the old key is revoked in the same transaction that mints the new one — no lingering credential, ever.
Every call lands as a record: time, project, key, product, modality, status, tokens, latency and charge. Reserved at request time, trued-up when the provider answers, released if it cost less — and a call refused before it reaches a provider costs nothing at all.
No procurement maze, no sales call. Sign in, fund a project, point your SDK at the grid.
There is no registration form. Your first sign-in provisions a personal organization with you as Owner, a team, a project and a wallet. Joining a company organization is an invitation link from its Owner.
app.aigridapp.comWallets sit on projects, and a new project starts empty — calls answer with an error until the organization Owner tops it up.
402 insufficient_budgetSwap one base URL, use a key bound to the project that pays, and ship. GET /v1/models tells the key exactly what it may call.
api.aigridapp.com/v1Sign in, fund a project, and make your first call before the coffee goes cold.