PageSpace now manages AI provider keys for you
Per-user API keys ("BYOK") are gone. Provider credentials and quotas are now handled at the platform level — your AI chats keep working without any setup. Here's what changes for existing users.
What changed
If you ever pasted an API key into Settings > AI to use Claude, GPT, Gemini, or any non-default provider, that flow is retired. The settings page no longer asks for a key, and every key you'd stored has been deleted from our database.
In practice nothing breaks. Open an AI Chat, pick a model, send a message. The model picker shows the models PageSpace has enabled — you don't manage credentials for any of them.
What this means in practice
- Your AI conversations keep working. No setup, no key to paste, no encryption details to think about.
- Your previously-stored keys are gone from our side. We've deleted them. Your accounts at OpenAI, Anthropic, Google AI, and the other providers are untouched — those keys still exist with the upstream provider. Revoke them there if you want, but you don't have to.
- Provider availability is managed by PageSpace. You get a catalogue of models from many vendors without configuring or maintaining credentials for any of them.
Which models you can reach
The picker is one catalogue spanning OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, and more, grouped by vendor. AI usage is metered against a monthly credit allowance, and how much of the catalogue you can reach depends on your plan:
- Free plans use a curated allowlist of fast, capable models — GPT-5.3 Chat (the default), the GPT-5.4 nano and mini models, Claude Haiku 4.5, and the Gemini Flash family.
- Paid plans unlock the full catalogue, including frontier flagships like Claude Opus, the full GPT-5 family, and Gemini Pro.
Each call draws credits based on the underlying model's real cost, so frontier models spend faster than lightweight ones. If you run low, buy more credits anytime — unused credits roll over, so your balance accumulates month to month — or upgrade to a higher plan for a larger monthly allowance.
Why we did this
Two reasons. Key management was the biggest setup hurdle for new users — most never finished configuring providers, and the experience suffered. Holding encrypted keys for every user was also a meaningful security surface area we didn't need to own. PageSpace provisions provider credentials centrally; there's nothing per-user to leak.
If a provider you used regularly has disappeared from your model picker, or a model isn't behaving the way you expect, reach out on the AI Agent Hub or email hello@pagespace.ai.