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APIMart Launches Discounted AI API Aggregator Supporting GPT-5 and Sora 2

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APIMart is a new AI API aggregator platform that offers discounted access to multiple AI services including GPT-5 and Sora 2. The platform targets developers and web professionals looking to integrate AI APIs at reduced costs. It was highlighted on DEV Community on August 14 by a contributor named Anthony Max. The service appears aimed at simplifying and lowering the barrier to accessing multiple AI APIs through a single aggregated platform.

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