The platform provides access to foreign AI models, such as various versions of GPT, Claude, Gemini, and others. There are many of them, and they are divided into text and image models. If you spend time obtaining a phone number from another country and use a VPN, you can interact directly with these neural networks. However, this platform is convenient for those who don't want to bother. It essentially acts as an intermediary, but the quality of work does not suffer: the chosen model responds adequately to requests. Essentially, there is no difference between requesting GPT through this service or directly on the OpenAI website. Prices depend on the frequency of using the neural networks and the specific models. There is no subscription; you need to buy tokens that are spent during generation. Simple models require a few tokens, while more complex ones require significantly more. For example, the cheapest package for 200 rubles includes 1 million tokens, which is enough to generate about 300-400 pages of text on simple models. They provide 10,000 tokens for testing, which is a bit limited, but enough to experiment a little with the neural networks and understand their capabilities. Overall, I can only say good things about the service. It’s just an ordinary intermediary, and there are many similar services in the Russian internet that provide access to neural networks unavailable to us through APIs.
