you.bot
you.bot is a multi-model API marketplace that puts video, image, music, speech and chat models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, ByteDance, Kling, MiniMax and others behind one REST endpoint and one prepaid credit balance. Developers change a single modelId to switch providers, while published per-model rates show how far each price sits below the provider's standard rate.
What is you.bot?
you.bot is an AI model marketplace and unified inference API operated by Glory Forever Public Company Limited. It resells access to about 100 third-party video, image, audio and language models, among them GPT-6.1 Terra, Claude Opus 5.5, Gemini 4 Argon, Nano Banana Pro, Seedance 2.5, Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1 and Suno, drawn from roughly 25 providers and exposed through one REST endpoint at https://you.bot/api/v1/generate. The market page currently lists 102 models across 25 providers and filters them by provider or by eight task types, from text-to-video and image-to-video to text-to-music, chat and text-to-speech. Rather than holding accounts with a dozen vendors, you fund a single prepaid credit balance at 1 credit = $0.01, send a modelId with that model's input, then poll or wait for a webhook.
The pitch is price plus plumbing. you.bot publishes each model's credit cost beside the provider's standard rate and advertises savings of up to 90% with the $1,250 top-up, or about 89% without it. In practice the discount line is uneven: GPT Image 2 (High) is listed 89-90% below list, GPT-6.1 Terra 73%, Claude Opus 5.5 64%, while MiniMax M3, GLM-5.3 and Kimi K3.1 Pro sit only 2-3% under their direct prices. Media models run asynchronously and return a taskId with waiting, generating, success and fail states; chat models answer in the same response. Credits are debited when a task is accepted and refunded automatically when a media task produces no result, and balances do not expire. Payments run through Stripe, card details are never stored, and the top-up bonus arrives as extra credits rather than a cash discount.
Beyond the raw API, you.bot adds a per-model playground that emits cURL, Node or Python snippets, a market page filterable by provider and task type, dashboard logs and billing, and agent access: an installable skill for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor plus an MCP endpoint that works as a claude.ai connector. Results arrive as signed links on you.bot's own domain, hiding the upstream provider's storage from your users. The terms state plainly that you.bot forwards requests to third-party providers, is not the creator of those models and does not guarantee any particular output.
you.bot Core Features
One gateway, many providers
Around 100 video, image, music, speech and chat models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, ByteDance, Kling, MiniMax, Alibaba, Runway, Suno and xAI share a single REST endpoint and API key.
Uniform async task model
POST /api/v1/generate returns a taskId, then GET /api/v1/task/:id or a callbackUrl webhook reports waiting, generating, success or fail, so every model fits the same polling loop.
Prepaid credits without a subscription
One balance covers all models at 1 credit = $0.01, packs start at $5, credits never expire, and failed media tasks are refunded automatically as creditsCharged is reversed.
Published rate cards
Every model page lists credits per generation next to the provider's standard price, plus base savings and the extra discount earned by the $1,250 top-up.
Per-model playground and code samples
Test any model with your own prompt, size and duration in the browser, then copy generated cURL, Node or Python before writing integration code.
Agent and MCP access
Install the skill with npx skills add https://you.bot for Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, or register https://you.bot/mcp as a custom connector in claude.ai and Claude Desktop.
Masked result links
Finished files come back as signed /api/file URLs on you.bot's domain, keeping the upstream CDN private, with an optional download flag to force a file save.
Dashboard logs and key management
Separate API keys, a credit balance readout, per-task charges and request logs make spend and failures traceable without a second observability tool.
Who is you.bot for?
you.bot suits developers and small product teams who need several generative models but do not want a vendor account, SDK and billing relationship for each one. A typical user is building a feature that mixes modalities: an app that writes copy with Claude or GPT, renders a product image with Nano Banana or GPT Image, then animates it with Kling, Seedance or Veo, and wants one key, one wallet and one task model instead of four integrations. Cost-sensitive startups and agencies form the second group, because the published comparison against direct rates makes it easy to justify routing high-volume image or LLM calls through a reseller when the discount is 60-90%. Agencies producing ad variations get the most from the image and video side: one wallet covers ideation renders in Nano Banana, hero images in GPT Image and animation in Kling or Seedance, and a failed job does not burn budget. It is less suited to teams that need contractual guarantees. There are no team seats, SSO or enterprise SLA terms on the site, and the savings are uneven, so a buyer who only uses MiniMax, GLM or Kimi will find little advantage. Hobbyists can start on 50 free credits, but that is roughly $0.50, enough for a few images or a short text test rather than a video render. Agent users are a third audience: Claude Code, Cursor and claude.ai users install the skill or connector and ask for media in plain language, with calls billed to the same balance.
you.bot Use Cases
Switch a video feature from Kling to Seedance or Veo by changing one modelId instead of rebuilding a provider SDK
Compare GPT-6.1, Claude Opus 5.5 and Gemini 4 Argon on the same prompt through one key and one invoice
Generate product or ad imagery with Nano Banana Pro or GPT Image 2 (High) well below the providers' list prices
Add asynchronous image, video or music generation to an app and receive webhooks when each task finishes
Ask Claude Code or Cursor for a clip or track and have the call billed to your existing you.bot credits
Run a batch of test renders after a single top-up, with no monthly subscription or seat commitment
Check a model's credits and standard-price delta before committing production traffic to it
Re-host generated files promptly because result links are temporary signed URLs
you.bot Pros and Cons
Pros
- Real, documented discounts on several flagship models, including roughly 89-90% off GPT Image 2 (High) and 73% off GPT-6.1 Terra
- Genuinely one integration: the same endpoint, task flow and credit wallet across video, image, music, speech and text
- Transparent pricing that shows the provider's standard rate next to the you.bot rate on every line
- Failed media tasks are refunded automatically, credits never expire, and signup needs no card
- Unusually complete agent support for a reseller, with a coding-agent skill, MCP server and Claude connector
Cons
- The 90% headline is a best case: several models, including MiniMax M3, GLM-5.3 and Kimi K3.1 Pro, are only 2-3% below direct pricing
- You inherit a reseller's dependency: no per-model SLA is published, and catalog versions, deprecations and roadmap models are controlled upstream
- Result URLs are signed links retained for a limited window, so production apps must download or re-host every output
FAQ About you.bot
you.bot Pricing
you.bot is live and paid: no subscription and no free plan, just prepaid credits at 1 credit = $0.01, with 50 free signup credits (about $0.50) and no card required. Top-ups come in four Stripe packs: $5 for 500 credits, $50 for 5,000, $500 for 52,500 (+5%) and $1,250 for 137,500 (+10%), and credits never expire. Media tasks are charged on acceptance and refunded automatically if they fail. The homepage's 'Coming soon' label heads a roadmap of unreleased models such as GPT-7 and Veo 4, not a pre-launch gate.
Check official pricingStarter credits
500 credits at $0.0100 per credit, the smallest top-up. Enough for roughly 200 Nano Banana 2.1 images at 1K or a short run of cheap LLM calls; credits do not expire.
Standard credits
5,000 credits at $0.0100 per credit, still without a bonus. Covers mid-volume image work or several hundred thousand GPT-6.1 Terra input tokens at the listed $0.27 per million.
Plus credits
52,500 credits including a 5% bonus of 2,500 extra credits, an effective $0.0095 per credit. Better suited to production image pipelines or steady LLM traffic.
Scale credits
137,500 credits including a 10% bonus of 12,500 extra credits, an effective $0.0091 per credit and the tier behind the advertised savings of up to 90% against direct provider rates.
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