Until now, putting AI into software you already use took three things: a contract with a model vendor, a card on a foreign website, and a developer to join the two. From today it takes one — a key you issue in the portal in two minutes.
What becomes possible
Your programs talk to AI. The warehouse system summarises a complaint. The accounting package reads an invoice and pulls the figures out. Your website answers an enquiry while the person is still on the page. The request comes from your program, the answer goes back into it, and the cost comes out of the credits you already hold with us.
Another system calls your application. If you have built an application with us, you can now open it to the rest of your software along a managed path — through our address, with a key you revoke with one button, with rate limiting and a log of who called when. That bridge costs no credits.
What it actually costs
You pay what the call cost, plus 20% — and nothing else. No monthly fee, no minimum, no quota that burns at the end of the month.
Summarising a complaint of a few sentences costs about 0.2 credits. A thousand such summaries — about 230 credits. If you made no calls this week, you owe nothing.
Nothing is held in advance and nothing is reserved: the bill is made after the answer, from the real amount of text processed. If the credits run out, the call is refused before it is made — nothing is spent and no debt builds up.
No contract with a model vendor
You need no account with Anthropic, no card on a foreign site, and no separate balance in dollars to keep an eye on. You use the same credits you pay for everything else with, and you get one invoice a month.
Security, briefly
- The key is shown once, at issue. We hold only its irreversible hash — nobody, ourselves included, can recover it.
- Each key belongs to one project and does only what you allowed. A leaked key costs one project, not the whole account.
- Revoking is instant. Anything using the key stops on the very next call.
- The log keeps what was asked, how it ended and what it cost — never the content of your requests.
- If you have a fixed address, enter it and the key works only from there.
How to start
- Sign in to the portal and open API from the menu.
- Issue a key: a name, the project, and what it may do.
- Try it with one command from the guide.
Everything is written in plain language, with examples you can copy, on the API page — you can hand it straight to whoever maintains your other program. Credit prices are on Pricing.