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Who is APIAny?

APIAny is an AI model API gateway. This page explains who publishes it, how the unified endpoint works, and how to contact editorial and support.

Last updated: 2026-09-01

APIAny is an AI model API gateway operated for production teams that need one OpenAI-compatible endpoint for chat, image, video, and audio models. This site is published by APIAny Editorial, the team that maintains the public catalog, pricing, documentation, and model explainers.

We write from first-hand operation of the gateway: routing, prepaid credits, API keys, async media tasks, and the public model catalog at apiany.ai.

What does APIAny do?

APIAny gives developers a single API key and a single base URL. Existing OpenAI-compatible clients can usually migrate by changing the base URL and key. Image and video jobs return a task id, then you poll status or receive a callback.

Billing is prepaid credits. Credits do not expire, and there is no required subscription. Current model prices are listed on the pricing and models pages.

How does APIAny publish?

Catalog pages, collections, and this about page are reviewed when the public catalog changes. Visible dates and datePublished / dateModified markup identify the latest review. Claims about provider APIs are attributed to official documentation, including the OpenAI Chat Completions API and the Google Gemini API.

Official profiles

These are the official public identities for APIAny:

Contact

For product, billing, or editorial questions, email support@apiany.ai. Include your account email, the model or endpoint involved, and a request id when you have one.

Sources

Which official references does this page cite?

The quotations below are from official API documentation that APIAny implements against.

The Chat Completions API endpoint will generate a model response from a list of messages comprising a conversation.

The Gemini API provides access to Google's most capable generative AI models.

The Images API provides several endpoints that let you generate images from text prompts or create edits of existing images.