Nikhil Rajput
Founder, BounceGrip
Writes the guides and comparisons published here, and builds the product they describe. Every time-sensitive claim in those guides links to the provider documentation it came from.
Company
About BounceGrip
BounceGrip is a bring-your-own-key AI workspace for founders and small teams. You connect your own provider accounts, and your team works in one place across every model you have enabled.
Why this exists
Most AI workspaces resell you model access at a markup and decide which models you are allowed to use. That is a comfortable deal until the invoice arrives, or until the one model your team relies on is deprecated, repriced, or quietly swapped underneath you.
BounceGrip takes the other side of that trade. You bring provider API keys you already own, usage bills to your account at your provider’s published rates, and the subscription covers the workspace rather than the tokens. Nobody marks up your usage, and the model choice stays yours.
- Eleven providers, connected with your own keys
- Usage billed by your provider, never resold
- A flat seat price for the workspace itself
Who builds it
BounceGrip is built by a small team. The guides and comparisons published here are written from the perspective of people running a BYOK workspace day to day, and that point of view is stated plainly rather than presented as a neutral survey.
Where a guide makes a time-sensitive claim about a model, a price, or a provider limit, it links to that provider’s own documentation so you can check it against the source rather than taking our word for it.
How we write
Every guide carries a "How we prepared this guide" note explaining what is experience, what is verifiable, and what is out of scope. Comparison pages state where a competitor is the better fit, because a comparison that never reaches that conclusion is an advertisement.
Pricing and model data on the free tools is dated in the page, and the underlying figures come from each provider’s published rates.