Hard spend caps for your own LLM keys
Laneflip sits in front of your own provider keys (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and more) behind one OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Each request is routed within a lane of approved models, using live-measured speed, health and price.
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How it works
Bring your keys
Add your own provider keys. They are encrypted at rest and never written to logs.
Pick a lane
A lane is a group of approved models. Each request is routed within it using live-measured speed, health and price.
Fail over
If a provider is slow, down or erroring, the request moves to another model in the lane.
Stop at the cap
Requests stop at the spend cap you set on your own keys, so there are no surprise bills.
Why Laneflip
Hard spend caps
Requests stop at the cap you set on your own keys, so there are no surprise bills.
Direct to the provider
No marketplace markup and consistent model behaviour.
Failover within a lane
When a provider is slow, down or erroring, the request moves to the next approved model in the lane.
Zero ops
Nothing to host and a dashboard instead of YAML.
Serverless model routing for your n8n workflows
Your own keys, hard caps, failover and request logs for every workflow and AI agent, with no self-hosted proxy.
Who it is for
Solo developers, indie hackers and small teams who already call LLM APIs with their own keys, including coding agents and chat clients.
Who it is not for
Enterprises. There is no SSO or SOC 2 planned early on.
Questions and answers
What is Laneflip?
A hosted gateway for developers and small teams. You keep your own provider keys; Laneflip sits in front of them behind one OpenAI-compatible endpoint and routes each request within a lane of approved models.
Do you charge per token or add a markup?
No. Laneflip is a flat subscription with no per-token fee or markup.
Who pays the providers?
You do, directly, under your own agreements with those providers. Provider charges are billed by the providers, not by Laneflip.
Are my provider keys safe?
Provider keys are encrypted at rest and never written to logs.
What happens when I reach my spend cap?
Requests stop at the cap you set on your own keys.
What does it cost?
Laneflip is a flat subscription with planned Free, Regular and Pro plans. Billing is not open yet. See the pricing page
Is Laneflip for enterprises?
No. It is built for solo developers, indie hackers and small teams. There is no SSO or SOC 2 planned early on.