Documentation
The eroq API
One base URL, one bearer key, one unit of account. Every model — roleplay chat, image, video, speech, transcription — sits behind the same conventions, and every call has a flat credit price you can read off the pricing table.
The request and response shapes follow the OpenAI convention where one exists (chat/completions, images/generations, audio/speech), so existing client code usually ports by changing three strings: the base URL, the key, and the model id.
Start here
Quickstart
Key → call → reply, in five minutes.
Authentication
Bearer keys and how to keep them boring.
Credits
One prepaid unit, flat prices, no token math.
See a call happen
No key yet? Run the example — it replays a real exchange from the docs' own data, entirely in your browser.
Models
eroq-rp-plus
3 credits / completion
eroq-rp-mini
1 credit / completion
eroq-image-one
10 credits / image
eroq-motion-one
100 credits / 5s clip
eroq-voice-one
3 credits / 100 characters
eroq-scribe-one
5 credits / request
Reference
Chat
Media
Storage
Platform
Bringing an AI copilot?
The docs ship machine-readable: llms.txt, openapi.json, and every page again as markdown at /docs/<page>.md.