Your users bring their own credits. You earn a commission on every request they make — metered to the micro-credit, paid on real usage.
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Usage and earnings across your users.
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Your commission is a percentage of provider cost, added to every request your users make. Changes take effect immediately and are recorded below.
On a request that costs the provider $1.00, you receive $—. Every change is recorded in the history below.
Your publishable key is public. The checkout completes only on pages from origins you list here — scheme and host, one per line — and on any other site it shows a refusal and shares nothing. localhost always works, so nothing is needed for development. An app that is not a website (a VS Code webview) is listed as scheme://*, which admits every app on the user's device using that scheme — the same trust as localhost. Why →
Where your key was asked about recently
Unverified: anyone who knows your publishable key can make an origin appear here. Register only sites you run.
Receive user keys and purchases server-side, signed with your secret. Events: user_key.created (includes the key), user_key.revoked, credits.added. Users are named by an id that exists only in your app; you never receive their email. Integration guide →
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Replace the default model list with examples your users understand — "CV generations ~200" instead of model names. Estimates are computed live from model pricing, your commission, and the platform fee, so they're always accurate.
Tip: pick the model each feature actually uses and roughly how many tokens one use consumes — we handle the rest.
Your real checkout page, rendered live. Buying and signing in happen in your app, not here.
Everyone who made at least one request through your app, most recently active first. Click a user to see their requests.
Every request your users made through your app, newest first: model, tokens, timing and what you earned on it. Prompts and responses are never stored, so there is nothing more to show.