AVIS is an AI platform with two parts: AVIS Gateway, a single API that gives developers access to more than 400 models from AI providers, and AVIS Creative Studio, a canvas-based workspace for producing images, video and other creative work with AI-powered tools. AVIS is aimed at builders and creative teams, and it also offers enterprise sales, contracting support and security documentation for organisations adopting AI.
Developers sign in, create an API key under Settings, top up the account balance and send requests to the AVIS endpoints. The API is compatible with the OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini SDKs, so an existing app can switch by changing its base URL and key. Text and image calls return a single JSON response or a stream, while video generation runs as an asynchronous job that is submitted and then polled until it completes.
AVIS Gateway covers text, image, video, audio and embedding models, including Google Veo 3.1, OpenAI Sora 2 Pro, Kling, Alibaba Wan, Pixverse, Seedream and Nano Banana. A usage endpoint lists each generation with its modality, model, status and cost, and API key owners can set daily, weekly, monthly or total spend limits. AVIS Creative Studio adds a canvas, agents and integrations for producing professional creative work.
AVIS uses pay-as-you-go pricing with a price for each model and billing unit: video models bill per second, and image models per image or per million tokens. For example, Google Veo 3.1 with audio costs $0.40 per second and Seedream 4.5 costs $0.04 per image. Requests return a 403 error when the credit balance is zero, and an account may have a limit on the number of API keys it can create.
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