ReAPI

reAPI is an AI API aggregator that gives you one integration to access leading models for image, video, chat, music, and code. Instead of managing multiple vendor accounts and endpoints, you point your client to reAPI’s base URL and choose the model by name—reAPI routes the request to the appropriate provider behind the scenes.

Key features include automatic failover and vendor switching for better reliability in production. If a vendor regresses, traffic can move automatically so your application doesn’t have to handle the outage path manually. reAPI also offers a zero-logging posture: request bodies and model outputs are not persisted, while billing and audit metadata can be used for security and billing workflows.

reAPI supports multi-modality across popular providers, including image generation (e.g., GPT Image and Seedream), video generation (e.g., Veo and Seedance), chat/LLM (e.g., GPT-5.5 and Claude 4.7 Sonnet/Opus), music generation via Suno, and additional tool-oriented and code-related model options in its catalog. It’s designed for developers and product teams building AI features that need consistent access across many model families.

Pricing is pay-per-call from prepaid balance, with live per-model rates shown for each model. Failed generations are refunded automatically, there’s no subscription and no monthly minimum, and there are no hidden fees.

What does reAPI do in a typical request?

You send a request to the single reAPI endpoint with a model name. reAPI selects a provider route based on vendor health, latency, and load, and switches automatically if the chosen vendor degrades.

Will my requests or model outputs be stored by reAPI?

Request bodies and model outputs are not persisted. You retain billing and audit metadata (like model name, token counts, latency, status codes, and key identifier) without keeping content.

Do I need separate API keys for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and others?

No—one reAPI key covers the supported catalog. That reduces key management and keeps billing consolidated across image, video, chat/LLM, music, and code workloads.

How does automatic failover work for reliability?

reAPI fronts popular models with multiple vendors. If one vendor degrades, the next call can route to another within a sub-second window so your application can continue returning results or surface a structured error when a model is unavailable.

How does reAPI pricing work?

You pay per completed generation using credits from a prepaid balance. There’s no subscription or monthly minimum, credits never expire, and failed generations are refunded automatically; exact rates are shown per model.

How can I switch models without rewriting my integration?

Keep your same client integration and endpoint, then change the model field to the model you want (e.g., for image vs. video vs. chat). reAPI handles the underlying routing and provider differences.