Account & Billing
Where your money goes, where free credit comes from, and how to audit every request.
Your account holds a prepaid USD balance. Paid requests deduct from it; :free models never touch it.
The Dashboard shows your current balance and usage trends; the Billing page manages top-ups.
Pay by card (Stripe or Creem) or with crypto. Top-ups are one-time purchases, not subscriptions, and the balance does not expire.
A small minimum top-up applies per payment method and is shown at checkout.
Linking your Discord, boosting, voting, inviting friends, staying active and reporting bugs all credit your balance automatically. Amounts, levels and the rules live in Discord Rewards
On top of that, the affiliate program pays commission on your referrals' top-ups, up to $44 across all levels.
Rewards land on the account linked to your Discord, so link it first.
Unlike purchased balance, reward balance expires if it sits unused - spend it rather than letting it idle.
Keys are managed on the Tokens page. Each key can have its own name, expiry date, spending limit (or unlimited), allowed model list and IP allowlist. That makes it safe to hand scoped keys to apps and proxies.
A key with an exhausted limit returns 402 while your account balance stays untouched; other keys keep working.
A key can also pin models to specific provider groups and their rates, see Group Pinning
Each paid request deducts its exact cost: input tokens plus output tokens at the model's per-token prices, or the flat per-call price. No monthly fees.
Failed requests are not billed. A pre-hold is taken when a request starts and refunded if it errors.
Which status code fires when money runs out, 402 for a key limit and 403 for an empty balance, is detailed in Errors & Rate Limits
The Logs page lists every request with model, token counts, exact cost and the request id. If a charge ever looks wrong, the request id is what support needs.