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As recorded at collection: $2 bonus when adding credits to 0ait.com

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As recorded at collection: 0ait.com, a third-party service that provides access to the official Anthropic Claude API, says it gives a $2 bonus when users sign up and add credits. Account stability is not guaranteed, and the service operates by replenishing accounts with new ones after they are depleted.

What you get
$2 bonus when adding credits · ccmax group at 0.8x the official rate
Price
ccmax group at 0.8x the official rate · AWS Bedrock group at 2.3x the official rate · Anthropic direct connection group at 3x the official rate
Valid until
To be confirmed
Requirements
Account stability not guaranteed · Unsuitable for stable, continuous use because accounts are replenished after they are depleted · API key (authentication string required to use the service) and credit top-up required · When using API integration tools, set the request URL directly to api.anthropic.com

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Details

0ait.com is a relay API service that provides Anthropic Claude, with three groups: ccmax, AWS Bedrock, and Anthropic direct connection. The ccmax group is the cheapest at 0.8x the official rate, while the AWS Bedrock group is 2.3x the official rate. The Anthropic direct connection group is 3x the official rate and supports the latest models, including Claude Opus5 and Fable5, by converting enterprise Claude Enterprise subscriptions into API access.

After signing up for 0ait.com, you need to get an API key and add credits. A $2 credit bonus is added when you top up, and you can test the service with a small top-up. When using API integration tools such as newapi, set the request URL directly to api.anthropic.com. You can contact the operator directly with account-related questions.

Account stability is not guaranteed. The service operates by replenishing accounts with new ones after the existing accounts are depleted, prioritizing low prices. It is not suitable for uses that require stable long-term operation, but is suitable for occasional testing or situations where keeping costs low is the priority.

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Collection channel
linux.do
Collected at
August 3, 2026, 02:26 KST
First published
Updated
Source
linux.do/t/topic/2693639
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