Every AI product we have worked on ends up in the same place. You start with one provider. Then you add a second because a different model is better at images. Then a third for video, a fourth for voice. Now you maintain four SDKs, four sets of credentials, four invoices, and a growing pile of retry logic — and nobody can answer what a single feature actually costs.
None of that work differentiates your product. It is the same layer, rebuilt in every company, badly, under deadline.
What we are building
INFRO is that layer, run as a service. One API across text, image, video and audio, over the provider accounts you already hold. Routing that picks a healthy connection for each request and retries elsewhere when one degrades. Usage you can attribute down to a project key, priced against each vendor's published rate — or, from the Team plan, against the rates you actually negotiated.
You keep the commercial relationship with your providers. Your contracts, your committed spend, your discounts and your quotas all keep applying, and your providers invoice you directly for model usage — INFRO takes no part of it and has no margin in it. What we charge for is the software around those requests.
What we sell, and what we do not
INFRO sells one thing: a subscription to a software platform that sits between an application and the AI providers it already uses. It is developer infrastructure, sold to businesses building products.
- No reselling of inference. We do not buy model capacity and sell it on. Requests run on your own provider accounts under your own credentials, so your provider bills you and we are never the merchant for what a model costs.
- No marketplace. There are no third-party sellers, no user-to-user transactions, and no payouts.
- No consulting. We do not sell advisory, implementation, or professional services. Help pricing a workload before you buy is free, and it is not an engagement.
- No hosted content. We do not host, publish, or distribute what the models generate. Output is returned to the caller and expires from temporary storage.
- No stored value. A subscription buys access to software for a period. It is not credit, not a token balance and not a prepayment against model usage; there is no balance to transfer, withdraw or spend.
How we intend to behave
- Publish the numbers. What the software costs, on a public page, and what each vendor charges for each model beside it — so you can size a workload before connecting anything.
- No lock-in. The text API is OpenAI-compatible and leaving is the same one-line change as arriving. Keeping you should be our job, not the switching cost's.
- Never train on your data. Not on prompts, not on outputs, not in aggregate.
- Say what we don't have yet. We are early. You will find gaps, and we would rather you find them in our writing than in production.
Talk to us
INFRO is owned and operated by Eslam Osama Mohamed, an individual based in Egypt, trading as INFRO.
If you are spending meaningfully on inference and want to see your workload through INFRO before you commit, send your current usage to sales@infro.io and we will estimate what your own providers will bill at your rates and show how INFRO would attribute that spend by team, project and key — including telling you when it isn't worth adopting. That is a free pre-sales estimate, not a consulting engagement.
Otherwise, the quickstart takes about five minutes.