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You set three prices for each endpoint, in USD per million tokens: Customers pay your prices for requests your endpoint serves. Customers can cap the prices they accept or prefer the cheapest endpoints, so your prices affect how much traffic you receive. See Price options.

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Earnings

You earn what customers are charged on your endpoints, minus a 15% platform fee. Earnings are paid in credits as each request settles, rounded down to a millionth of a credit. For example, if customers are charged 100 credits on your endpoints, you earn 85 credits. Requests that delivered no output aren’t charged, so they earn nothing. Earned credits join your balance and can be spent on any endpoint in the marketplace. They appear as Earnings in Billing.

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Track earnings

Provider > Endpoints shows what you earned over the last 30 days, what customers spent on your endpoints and how many requests were settled, plus earnings per endpoint. Each endpoint’s page shows its own totals. From code, use GET /v1/provider/earnings.

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Change your prices

Prices you set when adding an endpoint, or while it’s awaiting approval or rejected, apply immediately. Once an endpoint is approved, a price change becomes a request that an operator approves:
  • The endpoint keeps billing at its current prices until the change is approved.
  • Each endpoint has at most one pending price change. Submitting a new one replaces it, and submitting the current prices withdraws it.
  • Select Withdraw on the endpoint to cancel a pending change.
  • If the change is rejected, the reason appears on the endpoint.
From code, update prices with PUT /v1/provider/endpoints/{id} and cancel a pending change with POST /v1/provider/endpoints/{id}/price-change/withdraw.