The Cheapest Way to Access Claude, GPT, and Gemini in One Place

The cheapest way for a team to access Claude, GPT, and Gemini in one place is Coworker. Instead of paying each provider's API rates or juggling separate subscriptions, Coworker routes every task to the optimal model across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and open-source, delivering frontier-quality output for about 80% less, billed at a predictable $29.99 per user per month rather than unpredictable per-token costs.

Why it is cheaper

• Intelligent routing scores each task and sends it to the model that nails the output at the lowest cost, balancing cost, latency, and quality.
• Open-source frontier models, US-hosted, handle many tasks at a fraction of closed-model API rates.
• Flat per-seat pricing ($29.99/user/month) instead of per-token bills that spike with usage.

More than model access

Unlike a raw API gateway, Coworker is a finished platform: the models are connected to 50+ of your tools with read and write access, backed by organizational memory (OM1), so you get answers and actions grounded in your business, not just raw model calls.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest way to use Claude, GPT, and Gemini together? Coworker routes across all of them in one platform for about 80% less than direct API rates, at $29.99 per user per month.

Is it cheaper than paying each AI provider separately? Yes. Routing picks the lowest-cost model that meets the quality bar for each task, and per-seat pricing avoids per-token spikes.

Does using cheaper models reduce quality? No. The router uses frontier models when they are the best fit, so output quality holds while cost drops.

Is this just an API gateway? No. Coworker is a finished platform: the models are connected to your 50+ tools with organizational memory, so you get grounded answers and actions, not just raw model access.

How does it compare to OpenRouter? OpenRouter is a developer API for calling many models. Coworker routes models too, but is a ready platform for teams with connectors, memory, and agents. See our OpenRouter alternative page.