GPT on OpenGradient
GPT-5.5, GPT-5 and the fast minis, served through the anonymity layer: your prompts arrive at the model stripped of identity, and you pay per message instead of $20 a month. Claude, Gemini, Grok and the uncensored open models share the same picker.
Free messages to start · no card · no identity attached
The usual way has a catch
The official apps tie every conversation to your account, your payment method and your history - and bill you a monthly plan for one vendor's models. The models are excellent; the envelope is the problem.
Model loyalty enforced by billing: comparing labs means stacking $20 subscriptions, so most people never compare at all.
Hosted access normally attaches your account to every prompt. The anonymity layer here splits identity from content - structurally, not by policy.
In the picker right now
Here's how OpenGradient is different
The full-size models - not the quantized compromises - served from the studio picker alongside every other family, switchable mid-conversation.
No subscription: each message is priced by the model you use and shown before you send. 1,000 credits = $1.
Encrypted relays and secure enclaves ensure no party - including us - holds both your identity and your prompts.
Read the architectureFree messages to start · no card · no identity attached
The anonymity layer
Not a policy promise - a protocol. No single party, including us, ever holds both your identity and your question.
Read the full security architectureMessages are encrypted locally before they leave your browser.
Network relays split who you are from what you're asking. No one sees both.
The model reads your prompt inside attested hardware that never learns who sent it.
When the task calls for a frontier model, switch mid-conversation. Same anonymity layer, same chat, no extra subscription.
Questions, answered
Free to start, no card. Pick the model from the chips above and ask your first question in under a minute.