Account Management
These endpoints manage your useapi.net account itself rather than any one AI service. They work the same whichever services you use. Every endpoint except the public daily stats needs your API token, see Setup useapi.net.
Endpoints
| Endpoint | What it does |
|---|---|
| GET account | Returns your subscription status, how many subscriptions you have, the maximum accounts per service, and the total, active and error accounts configured for each AI service. |
| POST account | Updates your account name and the default replyUrl webhook used by every API call that does not set its own. |
| GET account/stats | Returns your own jobs and requests for one service (bot), by date or as the last N records, with an optional filter by service account. Data lags 5 to 15 minutes and is kept for 3 months. |
| POST account/token/reset | Emails a confirmation link, valid for 15 minutes, that replaces your API token with a new one. |
| GET stats/daily | Returns the anonymized stats we publish every day for the previous UTC day, such as Google Flow captcha providers and Google Flow and PixVerse success rates by model. No API token needed. |
When to use them
- Run
GET accountbefore adding service accounts to see how many slots your subscriptions leave, and to spot accounts in an error state. Error accounts still count toward the limit, so delete the ones you will not fix. - Set a default
replyUrlwithPOST accountonce if all your jobs report to the same webhook, instead of passingreplyUrlon every request. - Use
GET account/statsto audit your own traffic. It breaks your requests down by service account, endpoint and HTTP status code, and gives a success rate. - Call
POST account/token/resetas soon as you think your token was exposed. The old token stops working for almost every request right away. - Check
GET stats/dailyto compare your results with the anonymized results across all customers, for example to choose a captcha provider or a model.
To add more accounts per service, buy another subscription.