DoGPT

One key. Every model. Zero margin.

What DoGPT does

DoGPT sells prepaid access to AI models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google across routing prefixes like cc/, antigravity/, agy/, and cx/. You create an account, top up a balance, and get a single API key that reaches all of them through an OpenAI-compatible endpoint at https://api.dogpt.ir/v1.

Your credit is the spend limit on your key. One dollar paid buys one dollar of model usage. That means no recurring subscriptions, no seat licenses, and zero surprise bills at the end of the month. You track everything in a clear dashboard showing your balance, recent spend, and published token prices for every supported model.

Getting started in two minutes

  1. Top up your prepaid wallet with any debit or credit card.
  2. Generate your API key.
  3. Point your code's base URL to https://api.dogpt.ir/v1 and start making calls.

Direct connection and billing enforcement

Your requests never pass through this website. Inference calls connect directly to upstream API endpoints with the key we issue. This storefront worker manages your wallet and draws your charts, but it never sits in your request path and never sees your prompts.

The balance itself handles enforcement. We push your available balance upstream as the spending ceiling on your key, so when credit is exhausted, requests stop. If a request is already in flight when the limit is reached, it is allowed to finish cleanly — we absorb that overshoot rather than billing you for it. Your balance never goes negative.

Supported endpoints

Supported routes include /v1/chat/completions for streaming chat, /v1/models for catalog discovery, and /v1/messages for Anthropic-native clients like Claude Code.

Why DoGPT asks you to sign in with Google or GitHub

We never set or store passwords. Signing in with Google or GitHub is how you access your account safely. We request only your verified email address via standard openid email scopes to identify your account and send essential service messages — seven in total, and that is the whole list:

  1. a welcome note when you create your account,
  2. a receipt when you top up credit,
  3. a warning when you reach your chosen spend threshold (50–95%),
  4. a notice when credit runs out,
  5. a note if support adjusts your balance,
  6. a note if an auto top-up charge fails (if enabled), and
  7. a note if your daily spend cap stops requests for the day (if enabled).

We never request access to Gmail, Drive, Calendar, or your contacts. We never sell or share your data with third parties.

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