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Pool

One free key runs out. A pool of them doesn't.

Contribute a free-tier API key, and AnyRouter routes your requests across every key in the Pool.Open to contributors and Go plan members. Bring your own key; the more keys, the fewer rate limits for everyone.

Many people each add a free-tier key (OpenRouter, NVIDIA and others) to one shared Pool, and every contributor can use the Pool.

AnyRouter balances requests across the keys, rotates them and skips any key that is rate limited, so the Pool keeps going where one account key stops.

Add one valid free-tier key and you get the Go plan, with $0 on requests the Pool serves. Every new key means fewer rate limits for everyone, so we need more contributors.

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What the Pool serves · 13 models from 7 providers, 13 free with Go

FAQ

Is the Pool free for everyone?

No. The Pool serves contributors and Go plan members; a Free-plan request gets a message to contribute a key or subscribe. One valid, unique, usable key gives you the Go plan ($4 credit a month, free models up to 60 requests a minute) and $0 on every request the Pool serves for you. No cash, credit back or payout.

What happens to my key?

It is encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM, a key derived per row), the dashboard shows only a masked id, and it is used only to serve Pool requests, never your own. Turn off Donate to pool, or delete it, in Dashboard > BYOK at any time: it is revoked right away, and if it was your last one, Go from contributing ends and this month's $4 credit is clawed back. If the key stops working, Go from contributing ends at the next hourly check.

Are you pooling accounts or subscriptions?

No. Only API keys their owners choose to contribute; no subscription, seat or account sharing. Check your provider's terms first: a Contribute option means AnyRouter can route that provider, not that its terms allow sharing a key. The key stays on your provider account, which bills you for what it serves: free-only coverage serves only models your provider prices at $0.

What happens when a key hits a rate limit?

The request moves to the next healthy key. AnyRouter prefers the least recently used keys, passes over a key that is over its per-minute cap, and pauses a model that keeps failing or hitting 429 on one key on that key alone, then retries it later. A key the provider rejects, or that runs out of credit, is paused.