SnapGen

What is SnapGen?

SnapGen is a unified AI API gateway that gives teams one OpenAI-compatible key for the live catalog of text, image, and video models. It surfaces current per-token and per-call rates next to published list prices, then bills usage from prepaid balance instead of a subscription. Developers point familiar SDKs at the SnapGen base URL to reach GPT-class chat, GPT Image, Gemini Omni, Seedance, and other routes shown in the catalog. A single console covers keys, top-ups, quotas, and request logs so forecasting and debugging stay in one place.

How to use SnapGen?

1. Create a SnapGen account and open the console.
2. Add prepaid balance, then create an API key for your app.
3. Point your OpenAI-compatible SDK at https://api.snapgen.org/v1 with that key.
4. Pick a model ID from the live catalog and send chat, image, or video requests.
5. Monitor usage, rates, and request logs in the console as you scale.

Core Features

• OpenAI-compatible endpoints — Reuse familiar chat completions and image APIs with a SnapGen base URL.
• Live model catalog — Browse current text, image, and video routes with health from real traffic.
• Transparent rates — Compare per-token and per-call prices against published list prices.
• Prepaid balance — Top up once and spend across available models without a subscription.
• One console — Manage keys, quotas, usage, and request logs in a single dashboard.
• Multi-provider routes — Access OpenAI, Google, ByteDance, xAI, DeepSeek, and more through curated channels.
• Streaming support — Use server-sent events on compatible endpoints for progressive token output.

Use Cases

• Ship an AI feature — Call chat, image, or video models from one key without juggling vendor accounts.
• Control spend — Forecast usage from published rates and prepaid packs instead of opaque invoices.
• Agent tooling — Give coding agents a single SnapGen prompt and docs index to start integrations.
• Media pipelines — Generate images and short videos (Seedance, Gemini Omni, GPT Image) alongside text.
• Team ops — Share one console for keys, balance, and request logs across product engineers.