The model behind your agent shouldn’t be a cage. On Agentura, it’s a dropdown.<\/p>\n
Every agent you build can run on a high-quality open model at no per-token cost<\/strong>. We include capable families like Qwen<\/strong>, GLM<\/strong>, Kimi<\/strong> and MiniMax<\/strong> \u2014 the kind of models that handle real support conversations and real work, not toy demos. For most agents, that’s all you need, and there’s no per-message charge to run them.<\/p>\n This matters because it changes the math. Instead of paying per token on every reply, included models draw on a generous monthly token allowance that comes with your plan \u2014 so you can run a whole team of agents on the same predictable bill.<\/p>\n Some jobs call for the absolute top of the line. When they do, you’re not stuck with our menu \u2014 you can bring your own provider<\/strong>. Plug in your own account and route an agent to a frontier model, including your own Claude subscription<\/strong>. Usage on a provider you bring runs on your own account, outside the included allowance.<\/p>\n Use an included open model where it’s good enough, and your own frontier provider where it counts. The choice stays yours, agent by agent.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Model selection happens exactly where you’d expect: each agent’s model is chosen from a dropdown<\/strong>. Want your front-line support agent on a fast included model and your analysis agent on something heavier you brought yourself? Set each one independently \u2014 the change hot-reloads, with no config files and no redeploys. Pick the model that fits the job.<\/p>\n All model traffic \u2014 included or your own \u2014 routes through a metering proxy<\/strong>, so usage is always visible and accounted for in one place. That’s the quiet benefit of this design: flexibility on the front end, consistency on the back end. You’re never trapped with a single vendor’s pricing, and you never lose sight of what’s actually being used.<\/p>\nNeed a frontier model? Bring your own<\/h2>\n
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One dropdown per agent<\/h2>\n
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No lock-in, fully accounted for<\/h2>\n