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Apiarium updates LLM API key management and usage tracking

Apiarium, a service for managing LLM API keys and usage, has introduced several updates based on user feedback. Key changes include the ability to create multiple named API keys per account for better usage tracking and visibility, rather than relying on a single shared key. The platform has also revamped its dashboard to provide a clearer breakdown of credit consumption by model, endpoint, and date range, addressing user confusion about where credits were being spent. Additionally, Apiarium has adjusted its pricing model to better reflect the underlying costs of different LLM models and TTS services, moving away from a flat-rate system. The service now also offers a pay-as-you-go option with no fixed monthly minimum, allowing users to start with as little as €5. AI

IMPACT Enhances developer control and cost visibility for LLM API usage.

RANK_REASON Product update for an LLM API management tool.

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Apiarium updates LLM API key management and usage tracking

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  1. dev.to — LLM tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Lolo ·

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