Supply settings: scheduling, egress and prices
Understand eligibility switches, price defaults, guardrails and minimum online time.
Several conditions decide routing
Scheduling alone is insufficient. Supply scope, authorization, quota, model capabilities, Worker/egress state, eligible price and runtime protection all matter.
| Setting | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Scheduling | Admit the account as candidate supply |
| Public/private scope | Decide eligible consumers |
| Selling price | Models and quotes offered |
| Runtime protection | Stop accepting at concurrency/quota/cost thresholds |
| Egress/proxy | Choose where upstream connections originate |
Egress first
Hosted accounts use the modes supported by their form: Worker, this Client or a specified proxy. Local official-login synchronization uses the corresponding Client/proxy and does not silently fall back to Worker egress.
Client egress requires Partner to remain online; proxies must also work. Edit a proxy through the Client owning the credential when other Clients are read-only.
Price next
Partner console → Pricing supports provider defaults and channel/plan/model overrides. 100% references the official base price. Text multipliers and image unit prices are separate.
Private-room prices can differ; inspect that room's policy rather than treating one account summary as every room's price.
Protection stops acceptance
Runtime settings can limit concurrency and reserve subscription quota. Direct/API-key accounts can use a five-hour confirmed-cost window; subscription accounts use supported quota windows. Empty fields inherit, with no extra limit if no parent applies. Protection does not create quota or guarantee no upstream throttling.
Scope and scheduling last
Scheduling plus public/private scope imposes five minutes before disabling scheduling, withdrawing scope or deleting. Accounts without supply scope do not have that constraint. Authorization and quota failures still stop work.
Confirm saved/synchronized settings and recent usage. Draft changes and market featured-display ordering do not automatically change routing priority. See Health and Earnings.