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ElevenLabsTurbo v2.5WatchingLiveOK RelayKey: team scope appliedOK RelayKey: budget guard active[audit] Access grant recordedAdd a key once. API Key Health protects it, checks the provider, records the signals that provider exposes, and tells the right person when action is needed.
Three foundational layers that keep your API credentials secure, monitored, and accessible to the right people.
Keys are encrypted at rest, masked in the dashboard, and only revealed through explicit user actions or server-side health checks.
Continuous heartbeat checks across every key. Detect degradation, rate limits, and outages before your users do.
Scope keys to teams with role-based permissions. Owners, admins, and members each see only what their workspace role allows.
We do more than store keys. API Key Health validates provider credentials, detects invalid or rate-limited states, flags provider-reported compromises, and turns quota risk into clear owner alerts.
Stop logging into five different provider dashboards just to understand risk. Track the quota and usage signals providers expose, then set alerts or private-beta routing budgets before limits surprise the team.
Explore Billing ConstraintsProvider-reported leaks are flagged immediately for rotation. Connected GitHub repository scanning is handled through safe opt-in sources, never raw public key search.
When a key returns 401, 403, 429, low quota, or provider-specific warnings, API Key Health marks the status and points the owner to the next action.
API Key Health validates stored provider credentials against official endpoints, reads available quota signals, and turns provider errors into clear dashboard states and owner alerts.
Get started in under a minute. No complex setup required.
Add provider keys to your encrypted vault, assign them to a workspace, and keep plaintext hidden from the normal dashboard view.
Run provider checks, track credits where APIs expose them, and see when a key is invalid, rate-limited, or close to quota.
Route failed validations, provider-reported leak states, quota warnings, and reset notices to email or the paid channels your team already watches.
Validate credentials against provider APIs, store masked metadata, and surface health changes without exposing secrets in the browser.
Keep local scripts, staging apps, and production services organized in separate workspaces and environments so owners can see which keys need validation, rotation, or quota review.
Adapters use provider-specific validation rules, quota parsing where available, and health checks for APIs such as ElevenLabs, Groq, SerpApi, and Cohere.
Each adapter surfaces the provider data it can actually verify, so your team sees health, usage, and quota context without a noisy generic dashboard.
Credential healthValidate what the provider accepts.
Usage and quotaRead available limits and consumption.
Alert-ready changesRoute actionable shifts to the right owner.
Credential validation, model health, and quota context where exposed.
OpenAI
Models and project health
Gemini
Google AI checks
Anthropic
Claude API
Cohere
Model API
Groq
Fast inference
Hugging Face
Token health
Replicate
Model runs
Stability AI
Image credits
Usage and quota checks for search, data, mapping, and enrichment services.
SerpApi
Search quota
Brave Search
Search API
Google Search
Custom Search quota
Google Maps
Maps platform
Algolia
Search usage
Apify
Actor usage
Hunter.io
Email credits
Usage signals and account checks for speech, transcription, email, and messaging.
ElevenLabs
Voice quota
Deepgram
Speech API
AssemblyAI
Transcription
Twilio
Messaging
SendGrid
Email API
Credential health for the operational systems your application relies on.
GitHub
Repository and vault backup
Cloudflare
Account health
Auth0
Tenant keys
PostHog
Product events
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Straight answers about storage, provider coverage, quota data, alerts, and browser access.
Read the security overviewAPI Key Health is a secure API key management and monitoring platform. It helps developers and teams store API keys, validate provider health, track quota and credit metadata, organize keys by workspace, and receive alerts when credentials need attention. The practical promise is simple: know where your wallet is leaking across paid APIs.
Yes, when a provider exposes quota, credit, usage, or reset-window data through official APIs. For providers that do not expose billing data, API Key Health still validates key health and stores the safest available provider metadata.
The platform includes adapters and setup guides for providers such as OpenAI, Gemini, Anthropic Claude, ElevenLabs, SerpApi, Google Custom Search, Apify, Brave Search, Twilio, SendGrid, Cloudflare, GitHub, Deepgram, AssemblyAI, Replicate, Hugging Face, and more.
Yes. The Free account supports up to 30 stored API keys with no credit card requirement. Starter supports 75 stored keys across up to 3 owner workspaces, while Pro supports 100 keys across up to 10 owner workspaces. Organizations with custom capacity, deployment requirements, or stricter isolation can contact the team for a reviewed enterprise engagement.
Email is available for every workspace. Paid workspaces can also configure Slack, Discord, Telegram, or a signed webhook so failed validations, quota warnings, reset notices, and security states reach the channel where the team already works.
No. The normal dashboard returns masked key data and safe metadata. Stored keys are encrypted at rest, protected by database rules, and only handled through authorized flows such as validation, reveal, rotation, or the optional Advanced Vault workflow.
Keep credentials organized, monitored, and easier to rotate when providers need attention.
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