Is BananaBanana affiliated with Google?

The same relationship any customer of a cloud API has with its provider: we pay for model access, run the requests and are responsible for everything on our side of the wire. Nothing about that makes the service official, endorsed or supported by Google, and we do not describe it that way anywhere.

The models are the production ones, not distilled copies or lookalikes trained elsewhere. What differs from using Google directly is the wrapper: a prepaid balance instead of a cloud billing account, a studio and an MCP server instead of raw API calls, and per-generation pricing we set ourselves.

Google's side. Whether a prompt is refused, whether the output-side safety classifier blocks a finished file, how long a video takes, and capacity errors when a model is oversubscribed. No parameter we expose overrides the classifier that inspects finished output — that one cannot be turned off by anyone.

Our side. Pricing, charging, refunds, storage, the studio, the MCP and x402 endpoints, rate limits and support. If a generation fails for any reason, the charge comes back to your balance automatically — that is our obligation, not the model provider's.

If you need a written service-level agreement, a signed data-processing agreement, invoicing in a specific form, or a guarantee about the jurisdiction in which each request is processed, buy the models from Google Cloud directly. Those are exactly the things a small independent operator cannot promise, and pretending otherwise would be the dishonest answer.

The case for coming here is the opposite one: no cloud account or API keys to set up, top-ups from about a dollar, a balance that never expires, one price per generation with automatic refunds on failure, and access from an agent without a browser.