clawhunter.fun

Shares a payout wallet with 14 other endpoints — its adoption is attributed from that shared wallet's traffic, not earned exclusively.

Chat completions on a curated 30-model menu, priced per token below each provider's list price — most models at about half list, with rates tracking live marketplace supply. The request and response match an OpenAI chat.completions call, so existing OpenAI-compatible clients work by setting their base URL to https://clawhunter.fun/api/v1 (GET /api/v1/models lists the menu in the SDK's shape). GET /api/v1/chat/models (free) is the live menu with every model's exact rates. The c0mpute models are uncensored and flat-priced: the 402 quotes their listed usd_per_request regardless of input size or max_tokens. Billing is a cost ceiling you know before paying: the 402 quotes your input (estimated at ~4 chars/token) plus the max_tokens you choose, at the listed rates, and you pay that quote — so set max_tokens to your expected output length and the quote sits ≈ actual usage. The response's billing block itemizes the charge and the usage value. Tool / function calling (tools + tool_choice) passes through on models that support it. Limits: max_tokens defaults to 1024, caps at 8192; total message input caps at 200k characters (HTTP 413). Streaming (stream: true) needs a prepaid API key: the response is SSE with a final usage frame, billed for actual usage with the unused reservation refunded. Without a key, stream: true returns HTTP 400 — per-call x402 can't settle a partial stream. Keyed accounts have a daily free-usage allowance covering a free-model catalog here (glm-5-2, deepseek-v4-flash, hy3, nemotron-3-ultra, gpt-5-6-luna, gemini-3-7-flash) plus frontier models within an output-token cap, both drawing on the same allowance; send clawhunter/free as the model to use the daily featured free model (the response names the real model). Eligible calls bill to the allowance automatically and the billing note says when a call was free. clawhunter/smart is the auto-router: each request is classified easy, medium, hard, or frontier and served by the best menu model for that difficulty. You pay the routed model's per-token rates, settled for actual usage; the billing block names the routed model and difficulty, plus list_usd and ceiling_usd (the same tokens at the routed model's provider list price, and at the priciest routable model). Smart needs a prepaid API key (no per-call x402), reserves at the priciest routable model's rates before settling down, and never draws on the free allowance. A request that fails moderation (422), is invalid (4xx), or errors upstream (502) is not charged.