What this is for
Settings → Pricing holds the per-token cost for every model that flows through your gateways. The numbers here are what Spend multiplies against token counts to estimate USD spend, and what budget enforcement compares against on API Keys and Configuration → Access. If a model is missing here, Spend renders the cost as blank for that model and budget enforcement skips it.Options
Stat blocks
Search and filters
- Search models — substring match against the model name.
- Provider — dropdown filtering to one provider.
Pricing table
Columns:
Click a price cell to edit; blur saves the value.
Reset to default
A price you set by hand (the yellow custom badge) can be handed back to Guardway’s default. Use the row’s Reset to default action to drop the override: the row returns to the public list price (its Source goes back tolive / default) and later imports can update it again. Resetting one row never touches any other custom price.
Import / Export
How to configure

Settings → Pricing
1
Open Settings → Pricing
Open Settings → Pricing from the dashboard sidebar.
2
Edit one model inline
Click the Input/1M or Output/1M cell on the row, type the new value, and click outside the field. The row’s badge flips to
custom. A custom price is kept until you edit it again: imports and the Guardway price list updates do not overwrite it, so a negotiated provider discount stays in place.3
Bulk-update via JSON
Click Export JSON to download the current table, edit prices in your editor, then click Import Pricing → Upload File. Confirm the imported / skipped counts in the toast. Rows marked
custom are not changed by an import; edit those inline.4
Verify in Spend
Open Dashboard → Spend and confirm the affected models now report cost. Pricing updates take effect immediately for new requests.