The API Decision Layer.
Twenty integrations to build and keep alive, or one that reaches them all. Your agent describes the job. Apiosk finds every API that can do it, compares price against what each one actually delivered, and picks the one that takes the call.
Ask for a job. Get a decision.
Describe the work, not the vendor. Your question hits the live endpoint an agent calls.
- Price / call
- $0.028
- p95 latency
- 410 ms
- Task success
- 83.1%
- Price / call
- $0.031
- p95 latency
- 280 ms
- Task success
- 97.4%
- Price / call
- $0.09
- p95 latency
- not measured
- Task success
- not measured
Example providers, illustrative figures. The live catalogue and the decision endpoint are at gateway.apiosk.com.
One request. One decision.
Machines can already buy. They still cannot choose, so Apiosk chooses for them.
Discover
Ask for the work, not for a brand. Every API that can do it comes back.
Compare
Price, speed and success rate, measured on live traffic.
Decide
One API takes the call and the payment, with the reason attached.
Listed is not chosen.
One job, every provider that can do it, on one price axis.
Same job, 412× between cheapest and dearest. An agent reads every offer in milliseconds.
Price per call, logarithmic axis. Example providers, illustrative prices. The live catalogue is at gateway.apiosk.com.
Price is where a decision starts, not where it ends. The cheapest offer wins only when it also delivers.
Built for how agents buy.
No accounts, no contracts, no integration per provider.
One shape, every provider
Every API described the same way. One integration reads them all, and switching providers costs no code.
The price comes with the offer
The provider sets it per call, and the agent sees it before spending anything.
Call it from your stack.
One tool definition and a wallet key.
Two ways to start.
Building an agent? One endpoint, the best API for every job. Running an API? Get into the set the next decision picks from.