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Quora Poe Launches API for 100+ AI Models

Quora’s Poe platform now offers a developer API that taps into more than 100 multimodal AI models—voice, text, image, and video—using point-based subscription plans. No extra fees apply: calls draw from existing daily or monthly points, and add-on tokens start at $30 per million. Integration includes OpenAI-compatible chat tools and private bot support coming soon.

Published July 31, 2025 at 02:11 PM EDT in Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Quora’s AI-powered Q&A hub Poe just flipped the switch on a developer-friendly API, opening access to more than 100 voice, text, image, and video models without any separate fees. Instead of per-call billing, usage taps into Poe’s existing point-based subscriptions. That means teams can prototype faster and scale smarter without contract negotiations.

Point-Based Plans Powering Your Builds

Rather than introducing an extra line item, Poe’s API has developers draw from daily or monthly point allowances. Here’s how the current tiers break down:

  • $4.99/mo – 10,000 points per day
  • $19.99/mo – 1 million points per month
  • $49.99/mo – 2.5 million points per month
  • $99.99/mo – 5 million points per month
  • $249.99/mo – 12.5 million points per month

Need more? Purchase add-on tokens at $30 for 1 million points—no fixed package sizes required. Every call to a model, whether a GPT-4o image generation at 1024×1024 or a lightweight text response, deducts a set number of points from your balance.

Multimodal Reach and Compatibility

Developers can plug Poe’s API into any OpenAI-compatible chat completion endpoint. Current offerings include high-fidelity and experimental models such as Imagen 4, GPT Image 1, Flux Kontext, Seedream 3.0, Veo 3, Runway Gen 4 Turbo, Kling 2.1, ElevenLabs voice, and Lyria video.

Tools like Cursor, Cline, Continue, and Roo have already integrated Poe’s backend. Now, any startup or enterprise can weave advanced AI into chatbots, content pipelines, creative suites, or customer-facing apps with minimal engineering overhead.

Roadmap: Private Bots and Beyond

Product lead Gareth Jones confirms that soon developers will pull private bots—custom assistants built on Poe—through the same API. Enhanced key management and budget-control dashboards are also on the horizon, driven by early adopters’ feedback.

That means tighter security for sensitive workflows and real-time spending alerts across teams—critical for developers at scale.

What This Means for Your Organization

Poe’s API lowers barriers to entry for building next-gen AI experiences. But as usage scales, teams face challenges in:

  • Predicting point consumption across diverse models
  • Balancing costs between high-fidelity and lightweight calls
  • Securing API keys and managing developer roles

QuarkyByte’s approach tackles these hurdles with real-time usage analytics, cost forecasting, and permissioning blueprints. From pilot to production, our insights help engineering and finance teams align on budgets, select the optimal model mix, and ensure smooth key rotation.

By combining Poe’s expansive model roster with QuarkyByte’s analytical rigor, organizations can unlock AI-driven innovation without budget surprises—ensuring every point delivers measurable value.

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