Eden AI

Eden AI works as an AI API aggregator, standardizing requests, responses, authentication and billing across more than 500 models from 50-plus providers. You switch providers by changing a single string such as openai/gpt-latest, with no rewrite of your calling code. The catalog spans general chat models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Mistral as well as smaller specialist providers.

The chat endpoint follows the OpenAI format, so existing OpenAI SDKs, tools and clients work after you change the base URL. That keeps migration from a single-provider setup to a multi-provider AI stack short. Embeddings, image generation, video and speech endpoints follow the same pattern.

When a provider fails, times out or reaches its limit, Eden AI retries the request against a fallback model you define. Provider routing lets you name a model without naming a provider, and the gateway picks one by price, speed or latency with health-aware failover. For a live product, that behavior is the difference between a brief slowdown and a visible outage.

The universal endpoint reaches models built for specific jobs: OCR, table extraction, resume and ID parsing, image generation, background removal, speech to text, text to speech, translation and content moderation. These handle tasks where a general language model tends to produce unreliable output.

Every response includes a cost field in USD, so you see exactly what a call spent without waiting for a monthly statement. One credit balance covers all providers, and tags let you split usage by project, client or environment. Eden AI states it adds no markup on provider prices, only a 5.5% platform fee at checkout.

The EU endpoint routes requests only to providers and models cleared for European data residency, and zero-data-retention policies can be applied across members, keys and models. Eden AI hosts its own infrastructure in European data centers. For teams bound by GDPR-style rules, that removes a common blocker.