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134+ free LLM APIs & AI API keys from 40+ providers. Google Gemini, NVIDIA NIM, Groq, OpenRouter & more. One-click setup for Claude Code, Cursor and Codex.

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  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

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  • Online

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  1.  Free API

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What is freellm?

FreeLLM.net is a directory and comparison platform for discovering free LLM APIs, models, and AI providers.

It helps developers quickly find AI models that can be accessed through free tiers or free API quotas, without having to search through dozens of provider websites and documentation pages.

FreeLLM.net tracks information such as supported models, providers, free-tier availability, rate limits, model IDs, API endpoints, protocol compatibility, and other usage details. It includes models from major AI ecosystems such as Gemini, DeepSeek, Qwen, Llama, Claude-compatible services, and many other providers.

The platform is designed for developers who want to experiment with LLMs, build AI applications, test different models, or reduce API costs by making better use of available free tiers.

Key features include:

  • Discover free LLM APIs and AI providers
  • Compare models and providers
  • View free-tier limits and rate limits
  • Find model IDs and API endpoints
  • Check OpenAI-compatible and other API protocols
  • Browse model capabilities and provider details
  • Find alternatives when a provider or model is unavailable
  • Access configuration information for developer tools
  • Track newly available free models and providers

FreeLLM.net is continuously updated as providers change their models, quotas, availability, and free-tier policies.

The goal is to provide a simple, developer-friendly place to answer one question: “Which LLM APIs can I use for free right now?”