Every LLM gateway and the models they serve, compared in one place.
2,941 models across 16 live LLM gateways — who carries what, at what price, with what context window. Crawled from each gateway's own catalog, and refreshed the same way.
Model price spreads
Models whose cheapest and dearest gateway are furthest apart for identical input tokens.
Models with the most gateway options
The more gateways carry a model, the easier it is to move when one raises its price or drops it.
Browse every modelWho actually makes these models
Grouped by the maker rather than by whichever gateway resells them.
All vendorsNot only chat models
Gateway catalogs carry image, video, audio, embedding, and rerank models too.
Questions
About gateways, models, and this data
An LLM gateway is a service that sits between your application and the model providers, exposing many models behind one API — usually OpenAI-compatible. Instead of integrating OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google separately, you call the gateway and name a model. Gateways differ in which models they carry, what they charge, and what they add on top: caching, failover, spend controls, or routing policies.
Each gateway sets its own markup over the underlying provider, and some let you bring your own provider key and pay the provider directly. Add differing volume agreements and the same model id can carry meaningfully different prices depending on where you send the request.
Every catalog here is crawled from the gateway's own /models endpoint by FreeRouter, normalized onto OpenRouter-style canonical model ids, and served through FreeRouter's public catalog API. Nothing is hand-entered, and each gateway page shows when its catalog was last checked.
No. They are what each gateway published in its own catalog at the time of the last crawl, normalized to US dollars per million tokens. Treat them as a directional comparison and confirm against the gateway before committing to anything. A blank cell means the gateway publishes no price for that model, not that it is free.
No. 734 of the models listed here are served by more than one gateway. A meta-router such as FreeRouter puts one API key in front of several gateways at once, so you can route by price or latency and fail over automatically rather than picking a single vendor up front.