Account-pooling service promises Codex use without time limits
OzRouter offers Codex API access without the usual five-hour or s. It provides a managed API key, monthly usage budgets set by plan, usage tracking, and access to recent , including the GPT-5.6 family. The service is built on an project and works as a proxy that spreads requests across a pool of OpenAI accounts.
It manages request routing, access, usage records, and . Free trials are available, but the supplied information does not establish its cost advantage, reliability, or compliance with OpenAI's rules.
Key points
- The service claims to remove five-hour and weekly Codex API limits.
- Each plan includes a monthly usage budget and managed usage tracking.
- Requests are distributed through a proxy across multiple OpenAI accounts.
- A free trial is available, but no figures prove savings over the .
- Account suspension, data exposure, and service continuity are practical risks to investigate.