AI control plane for coding agents

Apertis gives teams OpenAI-compatible routing, budgets, and model policy for coding agents and AI apps.

Why Apertis AI?

Featured Models on Apertis AI

Getting Started with Apertis AI

  1. Sign up for free at apertis.ai
  2. Get your Apertis AI API key
  3. Use with any OpenAI-compatible tool or SDK — just change the base URL

Official Integrations

Apertis AI is an official provider for Vercel AI SDK, LiteLLM, LlamaIndex, and Kilo Code.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Apertis?

Apertis is an AI control plane for coding agents and AI apps. It gives teams one OpenAI-compatible endpoint across 30+ AI model providers, plus virtual keys for issuing controlled access per team or agent, budgets and model policy to keep usage inside spending and model-access boundaries, routing and failover across providers, prompt cache to cut repeated-context cost on coding workflows, and drop-in integration — keep the OpenAI SDK and change only the base URL.

Which AI models and providers does Apertis support?

30+ providers and hundreds of models across the major regions: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google (Gemini + Vertex), AWS Bedrock, Mistral, DeepSeek, Alibaba (Qwen), Moonshot, Zhipu (GLM), xAI, Together, and Groq. Coverage includes chat, embeddings, images, speech, and audio transcription. The current model list is browsable at https://apertis.ai/models.

Is Apertis OpenAI-compatible? Which SDKs can I use?

Yes. Apertis exposes the OpenAI-compatible surface — /v1/chat/completions, /v1/responses, /v1/embeddings, /v1/images/generations, /v1/audio/transcriptions — alongside the native Anthropic Messages API at /v1/messages. You can use the OpenAI SDK (Python, JS, Go) by setting base_url to https://api.apertis.ai/v1, the Anthropic SDK by setting the base URL to https://api.apertis.ai, or the first-party Apertis SDK at https://github.com/apertis-ai/apertis-sdk for richer ergonomics over Apertis-specific features. Streaming, function calling, vision, and tool use all pass through.

How does Apertis pricing work?

Two ways to pay, mix as you like. Subscription tiers are Lite at $10/mo, Pro at $20/mo, Plus at $50/mo, and Max at $180/mo — each with a defined quota for predictable monthly cost. Pay-as-you-go lets you top up credits and pay per million tokens at per-model rates, with no minimum spend. When a subscription quota is exhausted, requests fall back to PAYG credits with a hard cap you control, so a runaway agent loop won't drain your card. Full breakdown at https://apertis.ai/subscribe.

How is Apertis different from OpenRouter / ZenMux / 9router?

Paid, direct provider relationships instead of leaning on free quotas a vendor can revoke — reliability does not hinge on a free tier. Apertis survives the 2026-06-15 Anthropic OAuth crackdown that cuts Agent SDK / claude -p / GitHub Actions / 3rd-party SDK usage out of Claude Code subscription quotas; Apertis is a multi-supplier paid gateway, not an OAuth piggyback. Operated by Stima AI LLC, a US entity with billing infrastructure built for enterprise procurement (invoices, line-item receipts, role-based team access). Per-request observability is live at https://apertis.ai/log — see which model, which agent, which key, in near real time.

Is Apertis safe to use with Claude Code / Cursor / Cline / Roo Code / OpenCode?

Yes — every major coding agent works by setting base_url. Your IDE config doesn't change; only the endpoint does. Setup guides: Claude Code at https://docs.apertis.ai/installation/claude-code, Cursor at https://docs.apertis.ai/installation/cursor, OpenCode at https://docs.apertis.ai/installation/opencode, Roo Code at https://docs.apertis.ai/installation/roo-code, and Cline at https://apertis.ai/integrations/cline. Because Apertis is multi-supplier, switching from one model to another (e.g. Claude to GPT mid-task) is a single field in the request.