IKunCode vs OpenRouter: Price, Models, and API Access
IKunCode is 23% cheaper than OpenRouter on Claude 3.5 Sonnet at 10M output tokens, but you’re trading uptime and model count for that discount..
IKunCode is 23% cheaper than OpenRouter on Claude 3.5 Sonnet at 10M output tokens, but you’re trading uptime and model count for that discount..
$0/month is the price tag here — but that's the free trial, not a sustainable plan. The Pricing Trap Hajimi (Hajimi) is a new station targeting.
Claude Code is the only supported model here — and it's a pre-release version labeled 'GPT-5.x,' which doesn't exist anywhere else. This is not.
2 models listed; Claude Code and GPT-5.x are the only options. The Model Lineup Let's be direct: Hajimi (Hajimi) is a two-model station.
Hajimi is 94% as reliable as OpenRouter on uptime but offers exactly zero model overlap — a trade-off that matters only if you're specifically.
Claude 3.5 Sonnet through FoxCode costs roughly 40-60% less than direct Anthropic API pricing for Chinese developers, though exact per-million.
FoxCode lists 3 models; Claude 3.5 Sonnet and Claude 3 Opus are the workhorses here, with Haiku for lighter tasks. This relay is built for one.
FoxCode is roughly 30–40% cheaper than OpenRouter on Claude 3.5 Sonnet at 10M token volume , but it only routes three Claude models — zero GPT.
GPT-4o input costs $0 per million tokens on Ekan8 because the platform has no per-token pricing — it uses a recharge wallet model with no listed.
94% uptime and 900ms latency in 2026 means Ekan8 is not a platform you depend on for production—it's a casual-use relay if you want to test.