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Overview

Endpoints are the individual API routes within a proxy. Each endpoint can have its own price and pricing scheme, letting you charge different rates for different operations — a lightweight status check vs. a compute-heavy inference call, for example. Every proxy includes a built-in catch-all endpoint (/) that applies the proxy’s default price to any request that doesn’t match a more specific rule. The Endpoints page groups all your endpoints by proxy. Each proxy section shows the proxy URL (with copy and open buttons), and a table of its endpoints with inline-editable price and scheme columns, plus per-endpoint earnings analytics.
Have an OpenAPI spec? Uploading your spec can take the hassle out of configuring endpoints manually — Corbits maps your spec’s paths to endpoint records and lets you set pricing per imported route. See OpenAPI import below.

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Endpoint configuration

FieldDescription
PathThe URI pattern to match (e.g. /v1/prices, /users/123)
PriceUSDC amount charged per matched request. Inline-editable directly in the table.
SchemePricing scheme: exact or Flex (Coming Soon). See below.
DescriptionOptional label for your own reference
TagsOptional metadata for organization

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Pricing schemes

Fixed payment per API call. The caller pays exactly the price set for this endpoint on every request.This is the current default and the only active scheme.
Prepaid credit system. Callers purchase a block of credits upfront and consume them across multiple API calls, paying variable amounts per request.Ideal for high-frequency or variable-cost API usage.
Flex pricing is coming soon. It will appear as a selectable (but disabled) option in the scheme dropdown. Only exact is available today.

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Free endpoints

If an endpoint price is set below 0.0000001 USDC, the endpoint is treated as free and displays a Free badge in the table. Set a price of $0 to make any endpoint available without payment.

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Catch-all endpoint

Every proxy has a system-managed catch-all at /. It cannot be deleted and always uses the proxy’s default price. You can override any subset of routes with specific endpoints while letting everything else fall through to the default.

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OpenAPI import

If your backend has an OpenAPI spec, you can import endpoint definitions directly rather than entering paths manually. Corbits maps your spec’s paths to endpoint records and lets you set pricing per imported route.

Proxies

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