About · TokenAPI Scan

We break down AI API provider claims into verifiable evidence

TokenAPI Scan is an independent AI API provider verification and reference site. We don't endorse any provider — instead, we assemble site profiles, Claude / OpenAI / Gemini protocol checks, leaderboards, pricing insights, and network tools into a single chain of evidence.

What problem does it solve?

AI API provider information is scattered. Users often only see official marketing, discounts, and word-of-mouth in chat groups. TokenAPI Scan aims to front-load these judgments onto verifiable pages: first confirm the entity, then check protocol and network performance, and finally combine leaderboards and pricing insights to make a choice.

  • Provider Identity:Website, API domain, site aliases, and detail page archives.
  • Protocol Compatibility:Claude / OpenAI / Gemini model, usage, streaming, and field behavior.
  • Network Troubleshooting:IP, Ping, DNS, service status, Claude connectivity, and other tool entry points.

Our Boundaries

We provide detection and evidence compilation. We do not provide recharge guarantees, investment or purchase advice, nor do we package a single detection result as an absolute conclusion. Signals on the page are updated as inspections and public data evolve.

  • No Endorsement:Leaderboards, directories, and tool pages are all evidence-based.
  • API Keys Never Stored:Detection uses keys only for the current request; never shown as public samples.
  • Measured Public Communication:Avoid exaggeration; avoid using internal operational data as page endorsements.

How TokenAPI Scan Works

Not a single detection button, but a set of cross-referencing pages. This About page explains data boundaries, evidence sources, and how the pages work together.

Who is it for?

For anyone who needs to choose, verify, or troubleshoot AI API providers.

DevelopersVerify API domains, protocol compatibility, and basic reachability before integration.
Team LeadsCompare candidate providers within the same evidence framework.
Provider OperatorsSelf-check public endpoints, model endpoints, and common network issues users may encounter.