Go on AnyRouter for $2 — or free if you donate a key

Go is AnyRouter's entry plan, and it's $2 a month. For that, you get a $4 credit added to your balance every month — enough to route real traffic across the catalog — plus access to free models through anyrouter/free, with a 1,000 requests/day allowance and no spend required.

That's it: no trial that expires, no feature you have to unlock later. $2/mo buys the credit and the free-model access together, and both renew automatically each month.

There's a second way onto Go that costs nothing: donate at least one working provider key to the shared pool. AnyRouter's shared pool works like this — members donate spare capacity from provider keys they already have, those keys' quotas pool together, and everyone with pool access can route requests through the combined pool.

Donate a key that's actually working (a free-tier key you're not fully using is enough) and your Go plan is free for as long as it stays active in the pool. You don't pay the $2, and you keep first call on your own key — the pool only uses spare capacity.

Donating isn't just a way to waive the $2. Every request the pool routes through your donated key adds a share of that request's notional token cost to a pending balance — 5% on Go or with no plan (8% if you're on Pro or Max), capped at $1 per key per UTC day. Claim it into spendable balance whenever you like, or turn on auto-claim to sweep it in automatically. Donate a key with real headroom and the credits can add up to more than the $2/mo you're saving.

You stay in control the entire time: donation is opt-in per key, withdrawable instantly from the dashboard, and your key never leaves your account — the pool only ever calls it on your behalf.

Two ways onto Go, pick whichever fits: subscribe for $2/mo on the Pricing page, or donate a provider key and skip the $2 while earning credits back on its pool usage.

• Subscribe for $2/mo — see plan details on /pricing.
• Donate a key instead — visit /donate to share an idle key and go free.
• Try free models first — /free explains anyrouter/free and the 1,000 requests/day allowance.
• See the pool in numbers — /pool has live donation analytics.