Mlandi AI is a metered API gateway. We hold accounts with model providers and resell that capacity to you through one OpenAI-compatible endpoint, with one balance and one place to see spend.
Stop registering on six platforms, in two languages, with three currencies.
No CNY account, no cross-border wire, no mainland bank card.
Change a base URL. Your SDK and tooling keep working.
Most Chinese provider platforms require a mainland phone number and real-name verification. From Jakarta, Dhaka, Dubai or São Paulo that is a hard stop. With us it is not.
Chinese frontier models are priced aggressively. At volume the gap against Western equivalents is often several times, not a few percent.
No subscription, no seat minimum, no annual commit. Top up a few dollars and spend it over months.
Per-model, per-key, per-day spend in a single exportable dashboard instead of six provider consoles.
Holds the application, database and billing. Close to South East Asia, South Asia and the Middle East, with good routes to East Asia.
A stateless forwarding tier for the Americas. It terminates TLS locally and proxies to the primary region.
Both ingress points are monitored continuously and the numbers are public on the status page. When a region degrades we say so there, with timestamps, rather than letting you discover it in your logs.
Where your data physically goes: prompts are forwarded to the provider that owns the model you selected, and several of those providers operate infrastructure inside mainland China. We state this plainly rather than burying it — see section 10 of our Privacy Policy. If your compliance rules forbid that transfer, do not use the service.
We connect to leading model providers including DeepSeek, Alibaba Qwen, Zhipu GLM, Moonshot AI, ByteDance and Tencent. Availability follows each provider's roadmap, and we publish new models as they become commercially available to us.
We are independent of these providers. Mlandi AI is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any of them, and their trademarks belong to their owners.
Developers and small product teams in East Asia, South East Asia, South Asia and the Middle East first, then the Americas and Europe. That order is not marketing — it is where our infrastructure has the lowest latency and where the signup friction we remove hurts the most.