Any Router is an API routing service for CLI coding tools like Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and OpenClaw, with token access and pay-as-you-go pricing.

Any Router

What Any Router is

Any Router is an API access and routing service centered on Claude Code workflows, with documented support for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and OpenClaw. The site provides login, registration, pricing, and setup instructions that show how to connect these clients to Any Router’s base URL and token-based authentication.

The homepage positions the service as a way to use AI coding tools from the terminal by setting `ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN` and `ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL`, while the Codex instructions use an Any Router model provider configuration under `~/.codex`. The pricing page shows pay-as-you-go model pricing with per-model ratios and token rates across OpenAI and Anthropic models.

Core features

Claude Code setup guide

The homepage gives step-by-step setup instructions for Claude Code, including the required environment variables and the terminal commands to start using the service.

Codex configuration

A separate section shows how to configure OpenAI Codex with an Any Router model provider, base URL, and auth file so the CLI can route requests through the service.

OpenClaw configuration example

The openclaw page publishes a sample provider configuration with a model entry for Claude Opus 4.6, including context window, token limits, and multimodal input fields.

Model-by-model pricing table

The pricing page lists available models with model ratios, completion ratios, billing type, and token prices, making the cost formula visible before use.

Operational notes and fallback endpoint

The homepage FAQ explains that the service forwards official Claude Code traffic and mentions a fallback API endpoint for some network conditions.

Common use cases

  • Claude Code terminal setup

    A developer using Claude Code can follow the homepage steps to install the CLI, set `ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN`, point `ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL` at `https://anyrouter.top`, and start working from the terminal.

  • Codex routing configuration

    A user who prefers OpenAI Codex can create the `~/.codex/config.toml` and `~/.codex/auth.json` files shown on the homepage to route Codex requests through Any Router.

  • OpenClaw provider setup

    Someone configuring OpenClaw can copy the sample provider block from the `/openclaw` page and adapt the base URL and API key fields for their own setup.

  • Model cost comparison

    A user comparing costs can review the pricing table to see model-specific ratios, completion ratios, and token prices before selecting a model for a task.

  • Setup troubleshooting

    A user troubleshooting access can consult the homepage FAQ for guidance on login errors, offline status, or fetch failures.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides concrete setup paths for multiple developer tools, including Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and OpenClaw.
  • Shows pricing details directly on the site, including model ratios and token-based billing formulas.
  • Offers token-based access and base URL configuration that can be dropped into CLI workflows.
  • Includes operational guidance and FAQ answers for common setup and connectivity issues.

Cons

  • The available pages do not provide a full integrations directory or broader product documentation beyond the CLI workflows shown.
  • The homepage and FAQ note that some requests can fail because of network or proxy conditions, and suggest retrying or using a fallback API endpoint.
  • The register page is protected by a verification step, and the homepage notes registration/login policies that have changed over time.

FAQ

What does Any Router do?

Any Router provides an API service and documentation for using it with Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and OpenClaw. The homepage also notes that the site directly forwards official Claude Code traffic rather than arbitrary non-Claude Code API traffic.

How do users sign up or log in?

The site supports login with GitHub, LinuxDO, and email or username, and the homepage notes an experimental email registration option restricted to *.edu.cn addresses at the time shown in the source. The register page itself is protected by a verification step.

How is pricing structured?

The pricing page shows pay-as-you-go model pricing with per-model ratios and token rates, including multiple OpenAI and Anthropic models. The site also applies a group ratio, which is shown as 1x when not logged in on the captured page.

How is Any Router configured for developer tools?

The homepage instructions describe setting ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN and ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL for Claude Code, and a separate config path for Codex under ~/.codex. The openclaw page provides a sample configuration that points to https://anyrouter.top.

What integrations are supported?

The source suggests the service is centered on Claude Code forwarding and related model access. It does not provide a full integrations catalog, so support beyond the documented command-line workflows is unclear from the available pages.

Quick Facts

Product
Any Router
Category
Developer Tool
Primary use
API routing for CLI coding tools
Website
anyrouter.top
Pricing model
Pay as you go
Supported workflows
Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw

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