NekoCode Review 2026: Pricing, Models, and API Notes
2.5 months to get new user credit, and the MAX group actually lives up to its name on consistency. The Pricing Reality NekoCode doesn't hide.
2.5 months to get new user credit, and the MAX group actually lives up to its name on consistency. The Pricing Reality NekoCode doesn't hide.
2 models listed; GPT-4o and Claude 3.5 Sonnet are the only options. NekoCode is a minimal relay. Best for developers needing a narrow catalog.
NekoCode is 40% cheaper than OpenRouter on Claude 3.5 Sonnet at ¥0.12 vs ¥0.20 per 1M input tokens when you factor in the ¥15-for-¥30 new user.
Dated N1N token-pricing notes for developers, including model rates, trial terms, and the cost trade-off of access from China. Verify current terms before purchase.
N1N lists 6 core model families; GPT-4 Turbo and Claude 3.5 Sonnet are the most practical picks for production workloads. Model-by-Model.
N1N is 24% cheaper than OpenRouter on GPT-4o at 10M tokens/month, and its 162ms latency from Shanghai is roughly half of OpenRouter's typical.
GPT-4o input costs ¥2 per million tokens on LinkAPI’s cheapest channel, while Claude 3.5 Sonnet runs at ¥3 per million input tokens. That’s.
LinkAPI's composite score of 57.6/100 and 96% uptime put it in the mid-tier for AI relay stations — usable, but not the benchmark you'd bet your.
LinkAPI lists two models on its landing page: GPT-4o and Claude 3.5 Sonnet. That's a thin roster for a service supposedly built for developers.
LinkAPI is 15% cheaper than OpenRouter on GPT-4o at 10M input tokens, but its 96% uptime is 2.3 points below OpenRouter's typical 98.3%. Model.