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The consumer inference conundrum: I see a lot of consumer-oriented inference projects working to address the high cost of frontier APIs Methods vary, but the premise is to provide cheaper inference vs aggregators like OpenRouter The challenge here is one of timing Today, consumers get highly subsidized frontier AI Plenty of options for consumers to get SOTA inference plans starting at $10 and the $200/mo plans offer an insane amount of usage There just isn't nearly as much consumer demand for API pay-as-you-go inference given the existence of these sub plans *enterprises are a different story So the key assumption for these consumer-oriented projects is that the subsidies will go away at some point Many expect the sub plans to become more expensive or labs reduce the limits, eventually forcing most everyone into API billing Classic bait and switch But if/when these changes happen is a complete unknown Therefore if you're a builder, you could be right on the premise but too early on the timing The best projects working in this space need to find pmf in use cases outside of high-volume consumer API inference while building capacity to be a low-cost provider if/when the bait and switch occurs Not an easy needle to thread

Earning OpenGateway inference tokens integrated now to OpenClaude. currently testing in-house ads rn OpenClaw and Hermes plugins coming soon