From sign up to your first Listing.

Sign up is self-serve — no sales call and no waitlist. Continue with GitHub, or register with an email and a password of at least 12 characters containing an uppercase letter, a lowercase letter, and a number. First and last name are optional; we derive them from your email if you leave them blank.

Already have a buyer account? Use it. Supplier access sits on the same identity — sign in instead of signing up and you will land straight in step 2.

Once your account exists, the console walks you into Connect your endpoint. You bring your own key (BYOK): we call your endpoint with it, and it is stored encrypted and never shown to buyers or to other suppliers.

The record this step creates is called a Supplier — one Supplier is one endpoint: a base URL plus the keys we call it with. Everything you list later hangs off a Supplier.

Most setup failures are a base URL that is not reachable from the public internet. Check yours before you submit:

curl -sS https://api.acme.ai/v1/models \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_UPSTREAM_KEY"

Accept the Model Provider Agreement and continue. Supply → Suppliers is where every Supplier you run lives from then on — this is not a one-time form. Add a second one as a backup, or one per region or API dialect, and manage each independently:

A Listing binds your upstream model to a Slug — the client-facing model name buyers call — and carries your net price. Create one from Supply → Model Listings → New listing.

Identity

Pick the Supplier (the endpoint from step 2 — its type and base URL show underneath so you can confirm) and the Model as your endpoint exposes it upstream.

Pricing — your net for this record

Selecting a Slug from the catalog auto-fills the pricing type, context length, and capabilities. If no matching Model exists yet, ask an admin to add it. Leave the context cap at Unlimited for a single price band, or set a cap and add a tier to price long context differently.

The rows you fill are not fixed per pricing type — they come from the Model you picked:

Policy

Set the context length and max output in tokens, and optionally a quantization. Turn on only the capabilities your endpoint genuinely supports — function calling, vision, JSON mode, structured output, reasoning. Structured output requires JSON mode. The review checks these against your live endpoint, and buyers route around supply that does not deliver what it claims.

Listing dozens of models, or repricing everything you serve at once? Do it in one file instead — see Bulk listing and repricing.

Every new Listing — and every change to a live one — is reviewed before it serves traffic. Your Model Listings table tracks this in two separate columns, and reading them together is the whole picture.

Earnings accrue to your wallet at your net price as buyers consume your Listings. There is nothing to withdraw — payouts are automatic, and the platform takes no commission.

You will not receive funds until a payout account is bound. Add yours under Earnings → Payout details. Payouts currently settle to US bank accounts in USD over local ACH; you will need the account number, the routing number, and the account holder name exactly as the bank has it. Bank details are held by our payment processor — we do not store them. Only one account can be active at a time, so remove the existing one before adding a replacement.

Creating Listings one at a time is fine for a handful. For dozens — or an upstream price change across everything you serve — use the Bulk CSV button at the top right of Supply → Model Listings. It is one round trip: export the current configuration, edit it in a spreadsheet, upload it back, check the preview, apply.

For one or two models, the detail page is faster — bulk import earns its keep from a few models up. The export always contains every model under the selected supplier, regardless of any filter on the list; a file only covers one supplier, so import each of yours separately.

Five rules, most important first

File rules: save as CSV UTF-8 — workbook formats like .xlsx are rejected with a hint to convert. Up to 4 MB per upload, decimal point . only, no scientific notation. The # comment lines at the top of an export are ignored on upload; keep the header row and columns exactly as downloaded.

Routing is automatic and decided on the merits. Buyers do not pick a supplier per call, so you cannot win by relationship — two levers move traffic your way.

A sharper net price. The router favours the most competitive eligible price. Because your net is never published, you can compete hard without revealing your floor to buyers or to rivals. Change it at any time; the change goes through review while the Listing keeps serving.

Delivering what you declared. Accurate specs, honest capabilities, and reliable uptime keep demand flowing. Use Activity → Logs to catch error spikes and latency regressions early — supply that underdelivers gets routed around.