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GitHub in the UPROUTER.ONLINE AI API directory — 10 listings, 7 with free tiers, 5 live now

$564.00 in free credits available

$ 10 entries match — showing 1–10 · sort: Free credits ↓

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388 routers & providers · 813 models tracked · $3.8k free credits

  • Free relayAPI key
    up364msupdated 4h ago
    api.bluesminds.com
    source · api.bluesminds.com
    overview

    BluesMinds is a primarily-paid AI relay reselling access to Claude and GPT at significant discounts. It offers a large free credit bonus ($500) for accounts linked to aged GitHub profiles, and provides free daily calls for specialized models like GPT-4.1.

    free quota

    Up to ~$500 in credits for aged GitHub accounts per community reports.

    free models
    — none tracked
    see api.bluesminds.com’s free quota / risk review →
  • Free relayAPI key
    up1337msupdated 4h ago
    anyrouter.top
    source · anyrouter.top
    overview

    AnyRouter is a third-party relay that forwards Claude Code and OpenAI Codex traffic through an Anthropic- and OpenAI-compatible endpoint at https://anyrouter.top. Registration is via GitHub or LinuxDO, and the official docs advertise a $50 free credit on signup with no credit card required, plus $50 for each side on a successful referral. Rates are expressed as billing multipliers rather than an open price list - the docs recommend Claude 4 Sonnet for routine work because it bills at one fifth of Claude 4 Opus. Dated notices track model availability (GPT 6 on 2026-09-05, GPT 5.5 on 2026-05-26) alongside a documented record of attacks, abuse-driven registration freezes and a one-day outage.

    free quota

    docs.anyrouter.top states the signup grant as $50 free credit with no credit card required, plus $50 for each party on a successful referral (registration notice on anyrouter.top, fetched 2026-09-16).

    free models
    Claude 4 OpusClaude 4 Sonnet
    see anyrouter.top’s free quota / risk review →
  • Free relayAPI key
    unknownupdated 26d ago
    helyxai.space
    source · helyxai.space
    overview

    Helyx markets itself as a unified OpenAI-compatible API gateway for frontier models (Claude Opus 5, Claude Haiku 4.5, GPT-5.4 Nano, Gemini, Kimi, DeepSeek) claiming 50+ models behind one endpoint, with a published rate card of five active models including DeepSeek-V4 Pro at $0.400 in / $0.750 out per 1M tokens (50% off its $0.800/$1.50 list) and MiniMax M3 at $0.300/$1.200. Signup is Google or GitHub with no password, and the account is credited with $10.000000 free: $2.000000 instantly plus $8.000000 released on request. Paid top-ups are crypto-only (USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, TRON) and every deposit is doubled ($5 pays $10 credit, $25 pays $50), with credits stated to never expire and no subscriptions or daily caps. The domain in this listing, helyx.ai, is dead - it returns a 404 DEPLOYMENT_NOT_FOUND from Vercel - and the live Helyx AI site is served from helyxai.space.

    free quota

    $10.000000 signup credit ($2.000000 instant, $8.000000 released on request) as stated on the helyxai.space homepage and pricing page; the $10 figure is the operator's own published grant, not a conversion.

    free models
    Claude Haiku 4.5deepseek-v4-flash-0731Qwen3 32BGemma 4 31Bgemini-3.1-flash-liteMiniMax-M3+4
    see helyxai.space’s free quota / risk review →
  • Free relayAPI key
    up323msupdated 4h ago
    chatanywhere.tech
    source · chatanywhere.tech/pricing
    overview

    ChatAnywhere is a widely used free LLM relay. Users bind a GitHub account to get a free API key and access GPT-4o, Claude, and Gemini models through an OpenAI-compatible interface, optimized for access from mainland China.

    free quota

    GitHub-bound free key: 10,000 points/day with per-model caps (GPT-5/4o/4.1 5/day, DeepSeek 30/day, mini models 100/day, ~200 req/day total) ≈ $2/mo; personal non-commercial use only.

    free models
    geminigrokQwenKimiminimaxclaude+7
    see chatanywhere.tech’s free quota / risk review →
  • Free relayAPI key
    up400msupdated 4h ago
    api.chatanywhere.org
    source · chatanywhere.tech
    overview

    ChatAnywhere (GPT_API_free) is a widely used AI API relay providing unified access to global models including OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek. It offers a GitHub-authorized free tier and low-cost paid access with endpoints optimized for users in mainland China and overseas.

    free quota

    Free keys, personal non-commercial only: ~200 req/day per IP&key (GPT-5/4o/4.1 5/day, DeepSeek 30/day, small models 200/day) ≈ $2/mo equivalent at typical token volumes.

    free models
    GPT-5 series (5/day)DeepSeek (30/day)several small modelsGPT-4ogpt-4.1
    see api.chatanywhere.org’s free quota / risk review →
  • EnterpriseOAuth
    unknownupdated 26d ago
    ghe.github.com
    source · en/copilot/get-started/plans
    overview

    GitHub Copilot enterprise plans (Business/Enterprise) - AI coding assistant with AI-credit allowances (1,900 / 3,900 credits per user/mo), model choice across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and select Moonshot models; Enterprise credits are org-pooled; overage at USD 0.01/credit. Copilot is not currently available for self-hosted GitHub Enterprise Server.

    free quota

    1 AI credit = USD 0.01; overage billed at USD 0.01 per credit.

    free models
    Google: Gemma 4 31B (free)Google: Lyria 3 Clip PreviewGoogle: Gemma 4 26B A4B (free)Google: Lyria 3 Pro PreviewOpenAI: GPT-5 Nano (batch)OpenAI: gpt-oss-20b+160
    see ghe.github.com’s free quota / risk review →
  • Subscription routerOAuth
    unknownupdated 26d ago
    copilot.github.com
    source · features/copilot/plans
    overview

    GitHub Copilot is GitHub's AI coding assistant, sold to individuals as Free ($0), Pro ($10/user/month), Pro+ ($39/user/month) and Max ($100/user/month), and to organizations as Business ($19/user/month) and Enterprise ($39/user/month). The Free tier needs no credit card and lists 2,000 completions per month, access to Claude Haiku 4.5 and GPT-5 mini "and more", the Copilot CLI and community support; GitHub's own FAQ on the same page states Free users are limited to 2,000 completions and 50 chat requests per month, including Copilot Edits. Paid individual plans add unlimited code completion and next edit suggestions, cloud agent, code review, delegation to third-party agents (Claude Code and Codex), model selection and monthly GitHub AI Credits of $15 (Pro), $70 (Pro+) and $200 (Max).

    free quota

    GitHub Copilot Free is $0/user/month with 2,000 completions and 50 chat requests per month and no credit card required, stated on github.com/features/copilot/plans and its Free-plan FAQ (checked 2026-09-16).

    free models
    Google: Gemma 4 31B (free)Google: Lyria 3 Clip PreviewGoogle: Gemma 4 26B A4B (free)Google: Lyria 3 Pro PreviewOpenAI: GPT-5 Nano (batch)OpenAI: gpt-oss-20b+160
    see copilot.github.com’s free quota / risk review →
  • Official free tierAPI key
    up18msupdated 4h ago
    models.github.ai
    source · github-models
    overview

    GitHub Models was GitHub's hosted model playground, model catalog, inference API and bring-your-own-key service, and GitHub previously presented it as separate from GitHub Copilot. GitHub's official documentation now states that as of July 30, 2026, GitHub Models has been fully retired: the playground, model catalog, inference API and BYOK are no longer available to any customer. The same page directs users needing model access to Azure AI Foundry and users wanting AI workflows on GitHub to GitHub Copilot.

    free quota

    No free tier stated on official pages; GitHub Models was fully retired on July 30, 2026 with no playground, catalog, inference API or BYOK access remaining (checked 2026-09-16).

    free models
    Llama familyGPT-4oGPT-4o-mini
    see models.github.ai’s free quota / risk review →
  • Paid APIAPI keyCloud agent
    unknownupdated 26d ago
    jules.google
    source · jules.google
    overview

    Google Jules is an asynchronous coding agent that clones a connected GitHub repository into a Google Cloud VM, presents a plan for approval, then returns a diff and pull request. The no-cost tier is stated as 15 tasks per day and 3 concurrent tasks, while Jules in Google AI Pro provides 100 tasks per day and 15 concurrent tasks and Jules in Google AI Ultra provides 300 tasks per day and 60 concurrent tasks. Jules is described as language agnostic but works best with JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Go, Java and Rust projects.

    free quota

    The no-cost tier is stated on jules.google as 15 tasks per day and 3 concurrent tasks, described in Google's blog as 'Introductory access to Jules'; no USD credit is published and daily task caps do not convert to a dollar amount.

    free models
    Google: Lyria 3 Pro PreviewGoogle: Lyria 3 Clip PreviewGoogle: Gemma 4 31B (free)Google: Gemma 4 26B A4B (free)Gemini 2.5 Progemini-3.1-pro-preview+40
    see jules.google’s free quota / risk review →
  • Paid APIAPI key
    unknownupdated 28d ago
    github.com
    source · ai.developer.meta.com/docs/quickstart
    overview

    Muse Code is Meta's specialized AI coding environment and agent service, built on the Meta Model API. It provides a terminal-based interface for code generation and transformation, featuring both a monthly subscription plan for high usage and credit-based PAYG options via Muse Spark.

    free quota

    No public free-tier information found in the source reference; treat free-tier availability as unverified rather than confirmed absent.

    free models
    Llama 3.3 70B InstructMeta-Llama-3.1-70B-InstructLlama-3.1-8B-Instruct
    see github.com’s free quota / risk review →
// community-regulatedthe ranking is earned, never bought

Every entry answers to the community

The index is expansive; the community keeps it honest. Votes, reviews and verified corrections feed straight back into rankings and data confidence.

  • Vote

    Upvote routers that deliver, downvote the ones that don’t — the score re-ranks the index.

  • Review

    Evidence-based reviews with verification tags. Ratings, not vibes.

  • Verify

    Corrections that survive review flip the entry to verified — with the evidence on file.

Anyone can edit this index

Every router page has an edit button — propose corrections to descriptions, prices and free tiers. Editors review each proposal against primary sources before it goes live.

  • Propose

    Open a router page, hit the edit button, and detail your proposed corrections.

  • Review

    Editors rigorously verify every proposed correction against primary sources.

  • Live

    Accepted edits are published instantly and logged in the public journal.

// this page — liverecomputed on every request
routers
10
free tiers
7
free credit value
$564.00
live now
5

Recomputed from the live AI provider directory on every request — counts shift as providers change their tiers and pricing.

// the guide

GitHub

5 min read · published October 2026 · updated October 2026

GitHub in the UPROUTER.ONLINE AI API directory — 10 listings, 7 with free tiers, 5 live now

Research and writing by the UPROUTER.ONLINE research team · verified against provider pricing pages on October 2026. Independently operated directory — no pay-to-rank, no affiliation with listed providers.

// tldrthe short version
  • The UPROUTER.ONLINE directory currently matches “GitHub” to 10 listings — 7 with a free tier worth $564.00 in tracked free credits.
  • Largest tracked free-credit allowances: BluesMinds, AnyRouter, Helyx AI.
  • 5 of the 10 were up in the latest status probe; every row links to the provider's own pricing source and a verification date.
  • Risk tiers are community evidence ratings (low / medium / high) with the reasoning shown on each entry — a starting point, not a guarantee.

GitHub in the UPROUTER.ONLINE AI API directory — 10 listings, 7 with free tiers, 5 live now

Written by Mike Fleming — Founder & Editor. He runs the directory, writes the entry research and reviews every page here; corrections go to the contact page.

Live sample — top listings

ProviderFree credit valuePer-1M priceRiskStatus
BluesMinds$500.00 —mediumup
AnyRouter$50.00 —mediumup
Helyx AI$10.00in $0 / out $0highunknown
ChatAnywhere$2.00 —mediumup
ChatAnywhere API$2.00 —mediumup

GitHub — what the directory shows

“github” matches 10 listings in the UPROUTER.ONLINE directory — 7 with a free tier, worth $564.00 in tracked free credits — the largest belong to BluesMinds, AnyRouter, Helyx AI.

Each GitHub entry carries normalized pricing (per-1M-token where published), the free-tier shape and value, a community risk rating, data-confidence score and a live status probe. Counts on this page are computed from that live dataset, so they move as providers change terms. 5 were up in the latest status probe.

Where the value sits

The largest tracked free-credit allowances on this facet belong to BluesMinds, AnyRouter, Helyx AI — together the free tiers across the 10 matching listings total $564.00 where quantified.

Credit values are estimates from public sources (signup bonuses, monthly quotas, usage allowances) converted at each provider’s own rates. They are tracked, re-verified and flagged — not guarantees, and never inflated to look good.

Risk, confidence and freshness

Each of the 10 entries carries a community risk rating (low / medium / high / unrated) with the evidence behind it, a data-confidence score, and a last-verified date per field. 5 entries were up in the latest automated status probe.

Treat the rating as a starting point, not a clearance: the reasoning is public on each entry, and the provider’s own terms always win. Where data is stale or unverified, the directory marks it instead of hiding it.

Which one to pick

Start from what you actually need: a free allowance, a stable paid endpoint, or both. 7 of the 10 matching entries carry a free tier, so for most “github” use cases there is a $0 starting point in the table above. On this facet the largest tracked allowances belong to BluesMinds, AnyRouter, Helyx AI.

Narrow by risk tier and the last-verified date, then open the entry: the source URL, the terms and the status probe are the three things that matter. Ordering on this page is a data sort — free-credit value, then name — and nothing about it is sponsored. For GitHub specifically, the rows above are the complete match set, not a sample.

Verify any listing in four steps

1. Open the entry and read the source URL — the pricing, free-tier and access figures on the row come from the provider’s own page at that link.

2. Check the last-verified date and data-confidence score. Fresh, high-confidence rows are direct from the provider; older or community-reported rows are labeled as such. For GitHub, compare the row against the provider's current pricing page before you commit.

3. Read the risk rating and its reasoning. A low tier means established operator, clear terms and a stable history — a high tier means at least one of those is missing.

4. Confirm the live status probe result and the access method (api-key, subscription, local) match how you intend to use it. Then review the provider’s terms yourself — inclusion here is informational, never an endorsement.

How this page is built

Predicate — published, non-internal entries whose name, domain or description contains “github” (case-insensitive LIKE)

Sort — free-credit value descending, nulls last, provider name ascending (disclosed data sort — never sponsored)

Freshness — counts and rows are live from the dataset (60-second server cache); each row keeps its own per-field last-verified date, and unverified or stale values are flagged in place

Limitations — we track published pricing, free-tier terms and status — not account-level behavior. Free-credit figures are normalized estimates; risk is a community evidence rating, never a guarantee; inclusion is informational only.

Full methodology, probe cadence and the correction pathway: about & methodology · raw data: public dataset (CC BY 4.0) · pricing and status on every row are measurements with dates, not guarantees.

// faq

Frequently asked questions

How many “GitHub” listings does the directory track?

10 published, non-internal entries currently match — 7 of them with a verified free tier. The figure is recomputed from the live dataset on every page load (60-second cache), so it moves as providers change their tiers.

Is “GitHub” free?

Partly, and it's tracked: 7 of the 10 matching entries run a free tier ($564.00 total). Each entry shows the shape — signup credit, monthly quota or free-only — plus the terms behind it, so “free” is never assumed.

How current is the “GitHub” data on this page?

Counts, credit values and status are live from the dataset (cached for 60 seconds); each row also carries its own last-verified date per field. Where a figure went stale or unverifiable, the entry is marked rather than silently kept.

Who ranks the “GitHub” listings?

No one, and nothing is sponsored. The ordering is a disclosed data sort — free-credit value descending, nulls last, name as tie-break — computed from the same rows the table renders.

Can I trust the risk ratings on “GitHub” entries?

Treat them as community evidence ratings, not clearance. Each rating (low / medium / high) ships with its reasoning — operator age, terms transparency, reliability record — so you can audit the claim yourself against the source URLs.

Where does the pricing data come from?

Every row links to the provider's own pricing or terms page as the source of record. Free-tier values are normalized USD estimates converted at the provider's rates and flagged as estimates; unquantifiable tiers are shown as “not quantified”.

Do I need an account to use the “GitHub” directory?

No. Browsing, filtering and reading every entry is free without login. An account only matters for community actions like voting and submitting corrections — and it never affects what data you can see.

What exactly does the “GitHub” filter include?

The disclosed predicate in the methodology below: entries whose name, domain or description match, or that satisfy the github listings condition — no hand-picking, no exclusions beyond status and internal flags.