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Aster compared with OpenLLM
DetailAster logo AsterOpenLLM logo OpenLLM
What it doesIntelligent Auto Routing Local LLM routing layer for Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode
StageGrowing Startup
FoundedNot given Not given
Based inNot given US
Pricing modelPaid Freemium
Pricingaster-work: $0.40 input / $0.80 output per million tokens. aster-code: $0.80 input / $1.60 output per million tokens. No subscription or seat fees. Prepaid credits start at $5 with no expiry. Routing included in product rates. Free: $0 per month with 50M tokens a month and 2 connected devices. Pro: $30 per month with unlimited tokens and 5 connected devices.
Key features
  • Task-aware model routing
  • Curated model collection
  • Routes to 293 models from 24 providers
  • Automatic fallback across providers
  • Included inference on all plans
  • End-to-end encrypted key vault
  • Shared memory across agents
  • OpenAI and Anthropic compatible APIs
  • Context.dev integration for web data
  • Works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and other tools
  • Browser chat with voice transcription
  • Cost and usage analytics
What makes it different
  • Reinforcement learning router trained on real task data
  • 97.5% lower token cost vs frontier models
  • Same product name regardless of underlying model
  • First request works with no setup or keys required
  • All your keys and models accessible through one layer
  • Zero-knowledge encryption keeps your keys private
  • Users can bring their own AI to power your apps
  • No code changes required to route through OpenLLM
Community votes00
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)Not checked yet −4 (down) since last check25 no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)04
Citation Flow (Majestic)1125
Referring domains (Majestic)2338

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