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How it works

What each feature does, how to turn it on, and why it's worth paying for.

This is the same guide whether you're deciding to sign up or you're already a subscriber trying to find a setting. Every step below refers to the exact menu item you'll see once you're signed in.

Getting started

  1. Sign up and agree to terms.Create an account, verify your email — no card required to start.
  2. Add credit.Open Credit in the sidebar. Buy a one-time pack (card, GrabPay, or PayNow) or subscribe to Plus for 15% off every request. Your balance gates usage — no balance, no surprise bill.
  3. Issue an API key.Open API keys → Create key. The plaintext key is shown once — store it in your own secrets manager.
  4. Point your client at the router.Any Anthropic-compatible client works unchanged — see Connect a client in the sidebar for the exact base URL for your account.
claude-code · settings
# the only change on your side:
export ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=https://messages.router.ecoino.my
export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ec-••••••••••

# everything else works unchanged
$ claude "refactor the auth module"

Token Router

Sidebar: API keys · Usage · Connect a client

One Anthropic-compatible endpoint in front of Claude, GPT, and more. You send the same request shape you already know; the router decides which model actually serves it, meters every token, and bills it against your prepaid balance.

How to use it

  1. Issue a key under API keys — one key per project or environment so you can revoke individually.
  2. Set ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL to your router endpoint (shown under Connect a client) and ANTHROPIC_API_KEY to your key. No SDK change, no code rewrite.
  3. Watch Usage for a per-model breakdown of tokens, requests, and success rate as traffic flows.

Circuit Breaker

Sidebar: Circuit breaker

A prepaid balance only protects you after it's gone — by the time you're at $0, the damage is already spent. The circuit breaker watches your spend velocity and error rate in real time and trips before that happens: it pauses new requests automatically, then recovers on its own once traffic looks normal again.

How to use it

  1. Open Circuit breaker to see the current state: closed (normal), open (tripped), or recovering.
  2. If it trips, the panel shows why — a cost spike or an error/retry storm — and how much of the cool-down remains.
  3. Confident it's safe to resume immediately? Use Reset now to force it closed without waiting out the cool-down.

Shadow Evaluation

Sidebar: Evaluations · Add-on plan required

Every "should we switch to a cheaper model" decision is usually a guess based on a benchmark that isn't your workload. Shadow evaluation forks a sample of your real traffic to one or two challenger models, scores each against the model you actually used, and shows you the quality, cost, and latency trade-off — as evidence, not a guess. Your customers never see the challenger's answer; only the model you chose responds.

How to use it

  1. Add the Eval add-on ($49/mo) under Credit — evaluation is a paid, metered feature since it costs real tokens on your behalf.
  2. Open Evaluations, turn on shadow mode, and pick up to two challenger models to score against.
  3. Watch scored comparisons appear as your real traffic flows, and check the model scorecards panel for a rolling trend — it flags "regressing" automatically if a challenger's quality is drifting down, so you don't have to eyeball every comparison by hand.

Agents Marketplace

Sidebar: Hosted agents · Marketplace

Two ready-made multi-model workflows, hosted and metered by the platform, invocable with the API key you already have — no orchestration code to write or run yourself.

How to use it

  1. Parallel Compare — Claude Sonnet 4.5 and GPT-OSS 120B answer the same prompt concurrently, so you can eyeball two takes side by side in one call.
  2. Plan → Execute → Evaluate — a cheap model plans, a capable model executes the plan, and a third model judges the result (with one automatic retry on a low score) — a working multi-model pipeline in a single request.
  3. Open Hosted agents, pick one, and submit a prompt. Both are also listed in Marketplace alongside third-party agents, marked "Platform-hosted."

Credit & Billing

Sidebar: Credit

Everything above is billed from one prepaid balance — no separate invoices per feature, no allowance to track. Add credit whenever you like; a plan just changes the rate or unlocks a feature, never a hidden minimum.

How to use it

  1. Buy a one-time credit pack ($5/$20/$50) by card, GrabPay, or PayNow — you're taken to Stripe's hosted checkout, we never see your card.
  2. Subscribe to Plus ($20/mo) for a flat 15% off every request, or the Eval add-on ($49/mo) to unlock Shadow Evaluation — both bill from the same balance.
  3. Review Recent activity for a full ledger of every credit and debit, newest first.
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