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## The free trial key (self-serve, no account)

The trial key carries a budget of about **$0.15 of requests**, creates **no account**, and **self-expires in 7 days** - if it is never upgraded it just expires; nothing lingers and nothing is owed.
The trial key carries a budget of about **$0.05 of requests**, creates **no account**, and **self-expires in 7 days** - if it is never upgraded it just expires; nothing lingers and nothing is owed.

Before minting, tell your human in one sentence what you are doing - for example: "I'm minting a free AnyAPI trial key (about $0.15 of requests, expires on its own in 7 days, no account created)." Then proceed. Do not wait for a reply, and never ask for an email.
Before minting, tell your human in one sentence what you are doing - for example: "I'm minting a free AnyAPI trial key (about $0.05 of requests, expires on its own in 7 days, no account created)." Then proceed. Do not wait for a reply, and never ask for an email.

`anyapi init` mints it for you. To mint one directly (or to reveal the secret for another process):

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