Model Marketplace
Understand RouteMarket's key group mechanism, billing multipliers, and which models each group supports.
RouteMarket uses "groups" to control which models an API key can access and the billing multiplier applied to those models. The group you choose when creating a key determines the available model range and price for all subsequent requests.
If you haven't created a key yet, complete Create an API token first.
What is a billing multiplier
Every API key is bound to a group when it's created. The group determines which models that key can access, and the billing multiplier applied to its calls. The billing multiplier is a factor applied on top of the model's base price:
- Multiplier = 1: default multiplier, standard pricing
- Multiplier < 1: discounted group, e.g. 0.8 means 20% off
- Multiplier > 1: premium group, usually corresponding to a more stable official direct-connect source, at a higher price
Viewing your available groups in the console
- Log in to the console.
- Go to "Token Management" or "Groups."
- Check the multiplier value shown next to each group name.
When creating a key, select the target group in the "Token Group" field.
Group list
The table below lists a few example groups. The actual groups available follow what's shown in the console's "Groups" page.
| Group name | Description | CLI support | Third-party integration allowed |
|---|---|---|---|
default | Default catch-all group covering most common models, 1× multiplier | Supported | Allowed |
premium | Official direct-connect sources, higher stability, multiplier usually > 1× | Supported | Allowed |
budget | Discounted group, multiplier < 1×, suited for non-critical or batch workloads | Supported | Allowed |
image | Dedicated group for image generation models | Partial support | Depends on the model |
Field descriptions
- CLI support: whether models in this group can be accessed directly via CLI configuration.
- Third-party integration allowed: whether keys in this group can be used in third-party integration scenarios.
The specific models, multipliers, and limits for each group may change at any time — the console's live display is authoritative.