Flatkey
Flatkey presents a platform for accessing AI models, focused tools, and a playground through one account. Its pricing page combines model-usage subscriptions with separately described tool credits and wallet top-ups.
Check the available catalog and tools
The publisher advertises model families covering language, image, and video work. Its pricing navigation also lists a playground, documentation, and a prompt library. Those listings describe the platform's intended scope, without independently establishing every advertised model version or the details of a specific endpoint.
The plan cards describe data APIs and MCP tools as pay-per-run operations using Flatkey Credits. A model subscription should therefore not be assumed to make every tool call free. Inspect the current operation and its charge before adding it to a repeated workflow.
Keep plan credits and wallet balance distinct
The listed monthly subscriptions are Starter at $10, Pro at $30, and Max at $100. The page describes these as levels for more model usage. Check the current allowance for the model and task you intend to run. A headline plan price alone cannot establish capacity for a particular workload.
Flatkey says plan credits do not expire and are used first, with wallet balance used after they run out. The page also offers top-ups and lists bonuses alongside plan prices. Confirm how a checkout applies those offers, rather than treating an advertised recharge bonus as a monthly guaranteed allowance.
Verify enterprise and data-handling commitments
The Enterprise listing describes committed-volume discounts, custom routing, invoicing, and procurement. These may matter for an organization that needs a negotiated billing arrangement rather than consumer checkout. The source does not supply a signed service-level agreement or routing specification.
The page makes security and zero-retention claims. Franklin has not audited those statements or verified the site's adoption claims. Review current endpoint documentation and contractual terms before sending sensitive requests; a catalog and a pricing page are not substitutes for that evidence.