LunaRoute
Fixed-price AI capacity for agentic workflows.
The founders
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The company
LunaRoute sells AI inference as a fixed-price, lane-based subscription: developers pay for concurrency — the number of requests processed simultaneously — rather than per token. It exposes a unified OpenAI-compatible endpoint for supported open models, with image generation and editing, document conversion, AI-powered OCR and web search, and can run as a local proxy for AI coding assistants.
Agentic coding tools such as Claude Code and OpenAI Codex CLI bill per token, which makes spend hard to forecast once agents start running long loops and repeated tests. Pricing on concurrency removes token volume from the bill, so heavy experimentation no longer carries an open-ended cost.
Founder Eran Sandler built the platform to address the unpredictable cost of per-token billing in AI coding assistants, according to the company. LunaRoute was founded in 2026; further detail on the company's origin is limited at this stage.
Eran Sandler and Gur Brosh previously co-founded Peach Finance, and each has founded companies before — Cambrian Health for Sandler, AppSharp for Brosh. Brosh's earlier roles include Netformx, Amdocs and Bridgewater Systems, and Sandler's include lool ventures, SuperDerivatives and OAuth.
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