flAim is a multi-agent workspace with two distinct modes: Chat Mode sends one prompt to OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek and Grok simultaneously so you can compare answers directly, and Deliver Mode chains agents sequentially so each builds on the last one’s output. Documents, code and notes attach once and every agent works from the same shared context, with real-time collaborative sessions and prepaid managed credits so no personal API key is required. Free gives 10 credits a month; Pro is $20 for 500 credits with a BYOK option; Power is $40 for 2,000 with frontier models included; Team pricing runs per seat.
Comparison and orchestration are the actual product here, not model access itself – the same distinction that separates this from the wrappers rejected elsewhere in this catalogue. Seeing five models answer the same prompt side by side settles which one suits a given task faster than switching between five separate apps, and Deliver Mode’s sequential chaining is a genuine workflow feature: one agent’s research feeding directly into another’s drafting is more than any single model call can do alone.
Managed credits with no personal API key required is convenient and also means paying flAim’s margin on every model call rather than the provider’s direct rate – the BYOK option on Pro and above is the way to avoid that if usage is high enough to matter. 100 credits equalling roughly one short chat is a useful anchor for estimating whether a plan’s monthly allowance fits real usage.
