Fill gaps from assistant conversations: clarify API vs consumer app pricing - #383
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Summary
Clarify on the API Pricing page that the Venice API is pay-as-you-go and that the venice.ai consumer app's free/Pro tiers do not apply to API usage.
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overview/pricing.mdxexplaining that the API is metered per request against an API credit balance, with no free tier, monthly quota, or login-based subscription plan.Context
Multiple recent assistant conversations showed confusion about whether the API has a free tier, whether "base" vs. "Pro" model access exists on the API, and whether login/subscription-based access (à la Claude Code Max) is available. Themes are summarized without copying user text.