[ pool rotation ]

Three keys, three times the headroom.

A pool is a group of your own providers that all serve the same model. Conduit sends each run to the next one in rotation, and when one rate-limits or falls over the run carries on somewhere else instead of dying.

Building pools is free and always will be. What a key buys is the rotation itself.

Free

Everything in Conduit, with rotation to try out.

rotated runs
3 a day
pool width
Up to 3
devices
1 device

No key needed. Built in.

Starter

A second and third key so one rate limit stops mattering.

rotated runs
2,000 a month
pool width
Up to 5
devices
1 device

One device.

Pro

most used

All-day agentic work across a wider pool.

rotated runs
10,000 a month
pool width
Up to 10
devices
3 devices

Desktop, laptop, and one spare.

Studio

A team sharing a bank of keys with nothing metered.

rotated runs
Unmetered
pool width
Unlimited
devices
10 devices

Ten devices on one key.

Keys are issued by hand, one at a time — there is no self-serve checkout yet. Ask for one and it arrives as a single CONDUIT-… string you paste into Settings → Providers.

[ how a key behaves ]

Checked once. Then it stays out of your way.

A key is verified online the first time you paste it, and after that Conduit works from a cached grant. Losing your connection does not cost you rotation.

  • Paste the key in Settings → Providers. It activates once against this site.
  • Conduit re-checks quietly every 24 hours, in the background.
  • Offline, the cached grant keeps working for 14 days.
  • Release a device from your key at any time to move it to another machine.
when the allowance runs out

Nothing breaks and nothing is blocked. A pooled chat simply answers on the pool's first provider — byte for byte what you would get with rotation switched off. You keep working; you just stop spreading the load.

free allowance
3 a day
then
First provider only
resets
Every day, local time

Rotation is what a key meters — not messages, not tokens, not projects. One run is one thing you asked for, however many tool steps it takes to finish.

[ worth knowing ]
A key does not come with model access.
You bring your own provider keys, as always. A pool spreads runs across the keys you already pay for — it does not give you credit anywhere.
Spreading only helps if the keys are independent.
Three keys on one upstream account share one quota. Conduit cannot tell, and will happily rotate into the same rate limit.
Rotation is per run, not per step.
A long agentic run stays on the provider that started it, so the conversation is never replayed across two protocols mid-task.
A revoked key stops working within a day.
Not instantly — that is the flip side of working offline. The cached grant is honoured until the next check.
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