Thats basically a direct response of OpenRouter by Stripe? ahaha
Router by Ramp
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#32I just want to know how much the domain cost.
The domain was previously owned by Innovation HQ (innovationhq.com) who own tens of thousands of domains, some of the best in the world (they sold robot.com not long ago, owns/runs whatismyip.com). Innovation were asking ~$5 million for it earlier this year. Given the huge money flowing into AI router projects, I expect Ramp paid very close to asking, or perhaps a little more. So, $5 million +/- $1 million is my guess. I assume Ramp will announce the price in a few weeks to generate some more press for the project.
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#33The fact that they put "every model" repeatedly, then don't actually support even close to "most mainstream models", makes me highly doubtful their service will be more honest and forthcoming once I'm signed up.
let us know which "mainstream" models you feel like we are missing support for! https://docs.router.com/supported-models
GLM 5.3 (maybe because not open weights)
Otherwise I think they just meant chinese models not mainstream models.
Like Hy3, Mimo, etc. Also gemini models but not sure if they are mainstream anymore.
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#34I just want to know how much the domain cost.
The domain was previously owned by Innovation HQ (innovationhq.com) who own tens of thousands of domains, some of the best in the world (they sold robot.com not long ago, owns/runs whatismyip.com). Innovation were asking ~$5 million for it earlier this year. Given the huge money flowing into AI router projects, I expect Ramp paid very close to asking, or perhaps a little more. So, $5 million +/- $1 million is my gues…
I wonder if more companies use web domains as "investments" aswell
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#35router.com! Cool domain though that must have been expensive :P
> that must have been expensive Indeed, probably not cheap. Ironically, they see themselves as the ones that should help others "stop overpaying for things" and "help companies make better spending decisions": > Wait, Ramp bought router.com? We did. It was either this or spend the next year spelling out a longer URL on podcasts. More importantly, we build tools that help companies make better spending decisions and s…
It's certainly cheaper than buying OpenRouter for ~7B
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#37Why do these Router companies never have BAAs? They can easily get them with the vendors, why not sign with the customer?
because they would be meaningless words on trust me bro paper.
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#38Earlier quoted context omitted.
let us know which "mainstream" models you feel like we are missing support for! https://docs.router.com/supported-models
GLM 5.3 (maybe because not open weights) Otherwise I think they just meant chinese models not mainstream models. Like Hy3, Mimo, etc. Also gemini models but not sure if they are mainstream anymore.
I believe you are the first to request these
Save for GLM 5.3 - coming soon once it percolates through our providers.
Re: Router by Ramp
#39The fact that they put "every model" repeatedly, then don't actually support even close to "most mainstream models", makes me highly doubtful their service will be more honest and forthcoming once I'm signed up.
let us know which "mainstream" models you feel like we are missing support for! https://docs.router.com/supported-models
Muse Spark, Gemini, mistral and something from cohere would be nice
That said the current models ain't bad!
Re: Router by Ramp
#40Earlier quoted context omitted.
let us know which "mainstream" models you feel like we are missing support for! https://docs.router.com/supported-models
Muse Spark, Gemini, mistral and something from cohere would be nice That said the current models ain't bad!
Gemini models are coming soon!