Thanks hoisbypetard, I took a look at that platform, I found at least a few key differences, though there are probably more. 1. First of all, we have more features. One of the notable ones is the support for tools. You can see from the dashboard that we support a variety of tools. There are more (eg, users can organize their chat sessions into nested folder structures, etc.) 2. We have more handy features, for example, say you want to highlight or annotate a response. 3. Our prices by the way is way less than what they are offering.

Their prices include credits for all the different models, FWIW, with the ability to buy more if you use them up. If I've understood your pricing correctly, you require me to bring API keys for all the models I want to use. I won't say one is better than the other for that reason, but it adds a lot of additional friction for LLM Onestop compared to t3.chat from my perspective.

I agree with you.