Discrepancy Between Advertised and Actual Models - Use With Caution
I've tested this service extensively and found significant discrepancies between the advertised models and what's actually served. While they claim to offer premium models like GPT-5, Claude fable/opus, and GLm etc, the responses suggest they're actually using fine-tuned open-source alternatives, likely Llama or Qwen variants based on their capabilities with tools and frameworks like OpenClaw.
Key Observations:
Model Substitution: The advertised models don't match actual performance. Responses have different characteristics, knowledge cutoffs, and reasoning patterns compared to authentic premium models.
Tool Use: The models do work with external tools and frameworks like OpenClaw, indicating they're not small 7B-parameter models but likely mid-range (30B+) variants.
Image/Video Quality: Some image models are surprisingly good, possibly using Meta production models at these low price points.
Pricing: The cost structure ($1000 credits for ~$75) is unsustainable if they were serving authentic premium models, suggesting significant model substitution.
Pros:
Very affordable pricing, especially for image/video generation
Some models perform surprisingly well despite not being authentic
Wide model selection available through single API
Cons:
Not trustworthy for sensitive data - unclear what models are actually processing your information
Lack of transparency about actual model routing
Only English and Russian language support despite claiming EU origin
Telegram-only transactions - unprofessional and raises security concerns
Recommendation:
Advanced users who understand model fingerprinting might find value here for non-critical tasks
Beginners or business users should avoid this service and choose more transparent providers
Do not use for sensitive data, commercial applications, or where model authenticity matters
Final Thoughts:
While the pricing is attractive, the lack of transparency about actual model routing is a significant concern. The service delivers some value for specific use cases, but users should approach with extreme caution and understand they're not getting what's advertised. The image/video models appear to be the strongest offering, while text models show clear signs of substitution




