OptinRouterFor indie developers paying their own agent bills
Find where your agent money goes.
Your bill jumped and you cannot tell which project did it. Enter your own token use and your own rates for up to three projects. See the monthly split in seconds.
Agent Spend Calculator- Uses only the numbers you enter. We supply no prices.
- Per-project and total monthly spend, plus the biggest driver.
- Runs in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.
- OptinRouter is building one compatible gateway for your agents. Routing is not live yet; join the waitlist.
Agent Spend Calculator
Use your provider dashboard or invoice for token counts and rates. Leave a project blank to skip it.
Save my summary and join the waitlist
Save your details to join the private-beta waitlist. Eric may follow up by email about your spend summary. OptinRouter is a planned OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible gateway: swap a base URL, keep your tools. Private use never contributes data. Routing is not live yet.
See the developer preview ↗- OptinRouter is a planned OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible gateway: a base-URL swap for tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Aider, OpenCode and Cline.
- Private use never contributes automatically. Tracking and sharing are separate opt-in choices.
- Private beta, invite-only. Signup and API keys are not open yet.
- A public CLI exists today for profile validation and preview.
Before you decide.
Does OptinRouter set the rates in this calculator?
No. Every number comes from you. We show no prices because gateway pricing is not set.
Will another hop add latency?
It is a fair question. Routing is not live, so we have no measured latency to share. We will publish what we measure.
Will my prompts be stored?
The planned design stores no Private prompt or response bodies at the gateway. It keeps operational metadata such as tokens, route and cost. Your model provider's own terms still apply.
Do I have to share data to use it?
No. Private inference is its own planned option. Data-for-discount is a separate, optional choice later, with terms shown first.