Identify the billing provider
Name the API endpoint your application uses and who bills for it. Do not assume a direct Anthropic balance covers a workload billed by AWS or Google Cloud, or that a Claude subscription includes API spend.
For a Claude workload, identify the billing route first: direct Anthropic API access and Claude through a cloud provider are different proposals. Your buyer brief should specify the route your application can use.
Free to inquire. Availability, eligibility and permission are reviewed individually. This page is a buyer guide, not live inventory.
Name the API endpoint your application uses and who bills for it. Do not assume a direct Anthropic balance covers a workload billed by AWS or Google Cloud, or that a Claude subscription includes API spend.
Ask for the credit’s source, the applicable Anthropic agreement and evidence that the proposed use is permitted. Account access, a seller’s assurance and a private contract are not substitutes for provider permission.
Provide model names, expected daily volume, peak throughput and any batch-processing needs. Have the seller confirm the relevant account limits and model access before comparing quotes.
Confirm who controls the workspace, how access would be provisioned, who can revoke it and who handles a service interruption. Keep credentials and customer data out of the initial inquiry.
Check the source: Anthropic Credit Terms. Your applicable agreement determines what is permitted.
We review your provider, budget and workload, aiming to respond within 24–48 hours. If there is a potential fit, we seek consent before sharing contact details. You and the seller agree any permitted arrangement, price, fees and payment terms in writing. WeBuyAPI does not hold purchase funds, provide escrow or guarantee delivery.
Specify whether you need a consumer subscription or API usage. This inquiry is for API requirements; a subscription label alone does not establish API billing capacity.
Include the billing provider, model names, monthly budget, throughput needs and planned start date. We use these details to assess a potential fit, without promising availability or permission.