SeedRouter

SeedRouter's overview

SeedRouter is a platform that provides a single API key for accessing various image, video, language, and audio models, designed for developers who need to integrate AI models into their products. It simplifies the process of working with multiple models by providing a unified interface and pay-per-request billing.

What You Can Do With SeedRouter

• **Generate Video** — Create videos from text or a first frame, with native audio, using models like Seedance 2.5 and Grok Imagine Video 1.5, with pricing starting at $0.1080 per second and $0.04 per second respectively.
• **Create Images** — Produce images from text or edit them with natural language instructions and reference images, using models like Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite Image, with a listed price per request.
• **Build Language Workflows** — Utilize language models, served through an OpenAI compatible endpoint, for chat, reasoning, code generation, and agent workflows, with existing SDKs working by changing the base URL.
• **Generate Audio** — Create full songs, voices, and dialogue from a prompt, or separate stems from an existing track, with models delivering audio as tracks with duration, lyrics, and cover art where provided.
• **Manage Requests** — Track usage, see cost per request in real-time, and retry or switch models with the same key, as failed requests cost nothing.

SeedRouter's Key Features

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SeedRouter's FAQ

What is SeedRouter and how does it work?

SeedRouter is one API that provides access to image, video, language, and audio models, allowing users to create one key and call any model with the same request shape and billing.

How does SeedRouter pricing work?

Every model on SeedRouter has a listed price, and users are charged when the output is delivered, with no charge for failed requests and no subscription or monthly minimum.

Can I use the OpenAI SDK with SeedRouter?

Yes, language models on SeedRouter are served through an OpenAI compatible endpoint, allowing users to point the SDK at SeedRouter and use their SeedRouter key with existing code.

Is SeedRouter suitable for production traffic?

Yes, SeedRouter is built for production, with per request billing, webhooks for long jobs, and no charge for requests that fail.

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