2BA.AI
Product Hunt Søren Mathiasen
2BA.AI launched as EU-hosted AI infrastructure for developers. It’s a flat €20 a month, with no token counting or surprise usage bills.
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2BA.AI launched today with a simple pitch for developers who want AI access without the usual meter running in the background. The service is EU-hosted, and the company says it is built for developers who want infrastructure they can plug into and keep using without having to watch every request like a hawk.
The pricing is fixed at €20 per month. In return, users get 4,500 requests per rolling 5-hour window. That kind of packaging is the whole point here: no token counting, no surprise usage bill, no little financial jump scare at the end of the month.
It also aims to fit into existing tools rather than force a new workflow. 2BA.AI says it works with Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code, and any OpenAI-compatible client. So this is less about teaching people a new system and more about slipping into the stack they already have.
The company is also leaning hard on privacy and compliance language. It says the service has zero logging, is 100% EU hosted, and is GDPR native. That combination will matter most to teams that care about where data lives and who can see it. And in a market full of vague promises and usage-based gotchas, the bluntness of a flat fee is the attention grabber.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
The appeal here is obvious: developers are tired of AI bills that behave like a slow leak. EU hosting, zero logging, and a flat price are exactly the sort of boring details that become selling points when everyone else is selling magic. More companies should try being less theatrical and more legible; the spreadsheets will thank them later.
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