BotHub review: many AI models on prepaid Caps, no subscription

What BotHub is

BotHub puts many AI models behind one login and one balance. In the chat you pick a model per conversation: OpenAI's GPT line, Anthropic's Claude, Google's Gemini, DeepSeek and others for text and code; Flux, Nano Banana and similar models for images; Kling for video; text-to-speech and Whisper transcription for audio. The public model catalog listed 168 models for the web dashboard and 383 for the API when we checked.

The same account works in three places:

• Web app at bothub.chat, with file uploads (TXT, PDF, DOCX, XLSX, CSV, JSON, images, MP3/MP4 audio) for summaries and data extraction.
• Telegram bot with the same models; the web and Telegram accounts can be merged so they use one balance.
• API for developers, priced per model in the same catalog; BotHub says Anthropic, Google and OpenAI models get a 45% discount through its Batch API.

BotHub also has Easy Writer, a long-form text tool, and a corporate plan for teams.

Who it suits

• People who switch between models. Comparing an answer from GPT, Claude and Gemini costs Caps, not three subscriptions.
• Light or uneven users. Packages do not expire, so a quiet month costs nothing.
• Users in Russia. BotHub accepts Russian MIR cards in rubles, alongside foreign cards in USD.
• Small teams. The corporate plan adds an organization dashboard with per-employee limits.

If you mostly need one assistant every day, a single vendor subscription may be simpler. For a similar aggregator, see the GPTunnel review; more options are on the AI tools page.

BotHub pricing: Caps packages

Every request costs Caps. The rate depends on the model: BotHub's own examples are about 1 Cap per token for an old GPT-3.5 model and 400+ Caps per token for o1-Pro. Bigger packages give a lower price per million Caps.

Prices for foreign cards (USD), October 2026:

Russian bank cards pay in rubles with different package sizes: Basic 1,000,000 Caps for 250 ₽, Premium 3,000,000 for 600 ₽, Deluxe 8,500,000 for 1,500 ₽, Elite 35,000,000 for 5,500 ₽.

Packages other than Enterprise have no expiry date, and leftover Caps are added to a new package when you buy one. Basic to Elite are sold only to individuals; companies and sole traders use Enterprise.

Model prices and the catalog

The model catalog shows each model's price in USD or Caps per million input and output tokens, filtered by package, by web dashboard or API, and by model type. Prices differ a lot between models. On the Elite package in the web dashboard, for example, GPT-6 Luna was listed at $0.06 per million input tokens and $0.30 per million output tokens, and Claude Opus 5.5 at $4.88 and $24.41. Check the catalog for the model you plan to use before buying a large package.

Privacy, business plan and support

BotHub says conversations are encrypted with AES-GCM and that it does not store personal information or query data; these are the provider's own claims. The corporate plan adds individual terms, an NDA, per-employee soft and hard Caps limits, content moderation rules, employee training and closing documents through EDI, with prepaid usage and no subscription fee. Support runs through a Telegram support bot, email and Discord.

The service is Russian, and its legal documents are shown in the local language of your region. Read the user agreement before paying, and check the model's own usage rules for sensitive work.