> Jeniya
Jeniya (jeniya.cn) is an anonymously operated Chinese AI API relay reselling access to Claude, GPT, and Grok models via a unified OpenAI-compatible endpoint. It uses the One-API panel for management and supports domestic payment methods like Alipay and WeChat.
// pros
- Claims OpenAI SDK compatibility and support for Claude Opus/GPT series, with self-reported good concurrency and latency
- Supports Alipay/WeChat, convenient for domestic users
- Has a standard one-api /api/status panel
// cons
- A paid relay, not a free LLM API, with no visible persistent free quota
- Anonymous operation with no corporate entity; positive info is mostly self/affiliate promotion, not neutral reputation
- An open-source directory explicitly flags it 'no guarantee of safety or stability' and attaches an affiliate link
- Sits in the high-risk Chinese Claude-relay ecosystem: investigations report such sites reselling Claude at ~10% of official price via stolen credentials, model adulteration (Sonnet posing as Opus), and reselling user prompts/outputs as training data; Anthropic disclosed a single proxy network running 20k+ fraudulent accounts
Not recommended as a free-LLM source (no free quota); as a paid relay it is high-risk—anonymous, reputation built on promo articles, in a sector rife with account theft and adulteration. Do not send sensitive data or top up large amounts.
community_reputation
Jeniya lacks neutral positive reputation; visible info is dominated by promotional articles and affiliate links. Against the high-risk backdrop of Chinese Claude relays, credential theft, model adulteration and data resale risks are prominent.
imported analysis — independent third party, not Uprouter editorial · verify before relying on it
How we estimated this: the free allowance is converted to a dollar value using the provider’s own pay-as-you-go rates for the models a typical developer would reach for. When the allowance is metered in requests, tokens or minutes rather than dollars, we assume median usage of the cheapest capable model. Because assumptions are involved, the figure carries the est. flag — treat it as an order of magnitude, not a quote.
note: Operator API docs (jeniya-top.apifox.cn, 2025-05): new users get $0.2 usage credit on registration. Affiliate SEO pages claim a 100 CNY test quota (unverified); core is a paid top-up relay.
| Plan | Type | Monthly | Input /1M | Output /1M | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free tier (source-reported) | free | — | — | — | Unknown / essentially none: it is a paid top-up relay, and public info shows no clear, persistent free quota; the core is paid calls. |
| Free Credit | free | — | — | — | 0.2 RMB (~$0.03) signup credit reported by users. |
Pricing normalized from public sources — always verify with the provider.
// model prices
$ Does Jeniya have a free tier?
Yes — Jeniya offers a free tier that we value at roughly $0.20 in free credits (estimate — derived from rate-limited usage at pay-as-you-go prices). Always confirm current limits on Jeniya's official pricing page — free tiers change without notice.
$ How much does Jeniya cost per 1M tokens?
Jeniya does not publish simple per-1M-token pricing (it may bill per request, per output, or via a subscription plan). Check their official pricing page for exact figures.
$ Is Jeniya safe to use?
Uprouter rates Jeniya as high risk. Rated high risk. Limited or no official documentation, an opaque or anonymous operator, unstable availability, or pricing and terms that could not be independently confirmed. Relays of this kind may resell shared upstream credits or forward prompts through intermediate hops, so data-handling guarantees are weak. Risk ratings are editorial, evidence-based, and never influenced by affiliate relationships.
Raw community sentiment, shown unblended. Votes never feed into objective data fields like price, risk, or status — and never into sort order.
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// more_informationprice history · live status · risk & confidence · code snippets
price_history
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live_status
full history →best-effort probes · not a guarantee · last 1d ago
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Uprouter runs its own probes; best-effort, not a guarantee. Probe results depend on our network location and cadence — for production, always use the provider’s own status page.
risk_&_confidence
Rated high risk. Limited or no official documentation, an opaque or anonymous operator, unstable availability, or pricing and terms that could not be independently confirmed. Relays of this kind may resell shared upstream credits or forward prompts through intermediate hops, so data-handling guarantees are weak.
Confidence reflects how much verifiable evidence (official docs, probe history, community reports) backs this entry. Risk is our editorial assessment of operator reliability and terms — not financial advice.
code_snippets
# Jeniya's own API — get a key from their dashboard
curl https://YOUR-PROVIDER-ENDPOINT/chat/completions \
-H "Authorization: Bearer THEIR_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"model": "gpt-image-2-c",
"messages": [{ "role": "user", "content": "Hello" }]
}'Direct to the provider — Uprouter receives nothing; verify their current pricing before purchasing.
Ranked by neutral similarity signals only — live status, free-tier shape and free-credit proximity. Commercial relationships never influence this list.