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Buy prepaid credits and pay for the tokens you use. Pareto serves GLM 5.3 Flash, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and MiMo V2.6 Flash on its own GPUs.

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Token prices

Prices are in USD per 1 million tokens. GLM 5.3 Flash is 33% off its regular price during a promo; you pay the promo price. The comparison uses the standard price: GLM 5.3 Flash’s list price on OpenRouter. It excludes batch pricing. The comparison refreshes at most once a minute. A failed check keeps the last valid prices and their check date. This does not change Pareto’s prices. Input includes your prompt and conversation history. Cached input is reused input charged at a lower rate. Output is the tokens the model generates. A cache hit is not guaranteed.

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DeepSeek V4.1 Flash

Prices are in USD per 1 million tokens. During a promo they are 30% below the standard price: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash’s list price on the DeepSeek API. The regular price, struck through, is 20% below it. The off-peak price is half of the peak price. Peak hours are 01:00 to 04:00 and 06:00 to 10:00 UTC, Monday to Friday. All other hours are off-peak. Some public holidays are off-peak all day. A request costs the price at the time that Pareto accepts it. The Service page in your dashboard shows your prices and the peak hours in your time zone.

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MiMo V2.6 Flash

Prices are in USD per 1 million tokens. They are 10% below the standard price: Xiaomi’s list price for MiMo V2.6 Flash on OpenRouter.

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Buy credits

  1. Open Billing in your dashboard.
  2. Enter an amount. The minimum is $1. The field shows how much of today’s purchase limit remains.
  3. Select Buy credits.
  4. Complete the payment in Stripe.
The credits go into your prepaid balance after the payment completes. Token charges reduce your prepaid balance. Purchased credits do not expire. Check your balance and usage in the dashboard.

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Auto-refill

Auto-refill buys credits when your balance is low. It becomes available after your first credit purchase. It uses the card from your purchase.
  1. Open Billing in your dashboard.
  2. In Refill when balance is at or below, enter the balance that starts a refill.
  3. In Amount to refill, enter an amount from $1 to $200.
  4. Select Review and enable.
  5. Check the summary, then select Enable auto-refill.
If your balance is already at or below the amount in step 2, a refill starts soon after you enable auto-refill. Refills share your daily purchase limit. A refill can be smaller when little of the limit remains. To use a different card, select Update card. Stripe saves the card. This does not charge the card. To stop refills, select Turn off. A payment that already started can still complete.

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Manage API keys

Create a separate named key for each router, app, or environment. All keys share your account’s prepaid balance and rate limits. Creating another key does not add credits or capacity. An account can have 10 keys. Revoked keys do not count toward this limit. Blocked keys count.

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Create a key

  1. Open API Keys in your dashboard.
  2. Select Create API key.
  3. Enter a name that identifies the key’s use, such as omniroute or development. Use 1 to 64 characters.
  4. Select Create key.
  5. Copy the complete key and save it in a secure place.
The complete key is shown only when you create or rotate it. Later visits show a masked key. Keep keys outside source control. You can create a key before you buy credits. Requests need credits.

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Check key use

Usage in the dashboard shows the total for your account. It does not show usage for each key.

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Rename, rotate, or revoke a key

Open the actions menu (⋯) for a key:
  • Rename changes the key’s name. The key continues to work.
  • Rotate replaces the key with a new key. Select Confirm rotate, then copy the new key. The old key stops working. Update each connection that used it.
  • Revoke stops the key. Select Confirm revoke. Your other keys remain active.
If a key is exposed, revoke or rotate it immediately. To replace a key without a gap in service, create a new key. Update each connection that uses the old key. Confirm that the new key works, then revoke the old key. See Quickstart to connect your key.