API - OpenRouter support

Hello, I’d fully be into this if there was API/OpenRouter usage so I could UP the models or even downgrade to whatever was desired if cost was an issue that week. It would massively increase flexibility of the tool and relieve you from having so many api requests yourself. I see someone else asked about AI model switching previously. 15 sites isn’t enough when a client wants 3 choices, that is 5 clients a month.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUt1WpDlI6E

Otherwise, I’m more inclined to just do it myself and mod a process like the one in this vid from Jay (or many other ways that came out in the last month with other tools to do it). If supporting more models is a pain in the neck, at least add Opus 4.7 and Sonnet and maybe one other on the cheap end like Deepseek or GLM 5.1. Many of us need options to support dozens of new clients per month x 3 choices usually (my usual SOP, they pick one, we mod it a bit to their liking then, and deploy). With basically a 15 limit, you are killing your sales, as this is basically a home use or small biz offer, and kind of NICHE at this point. There is no way an agency can use it. IF you’re limited to 5 clients or less (can’t count on 3 coming out correct each time either) you are limiting almost all your customers to 5 new clients a month tops. With GHL and leadgen stuff I can do that in a day, which leaves the biz with nothing to do for the other 19 or so days of work each month. IE you can fill your calendar with inbound/outbound email and calls 24/7 and wake up in the morning with 5-8 closers to make. A 1 person business with good leadgen can book a calendar for a month solid and need to make their own tools just to keep up with what the bots book all night while sleeping, and I’m talking a single person here let alone a team of 5-10 doing design. Numbers get ridiculous at that point.

Hope you have plans of expanding to allow model selection, as these days I don’t build a tool without at least openrouter and probably Anthropic on top (or openai stuff since they seem to be about equal these days).
Thanks for your time,
Aaron.