Account & Billing
Manage your Spice.ai account, API keys, organizations, and billing.
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Manage your Spice.ai account, API keys, organizations, and billing.
Spice.ai Cloud uses GitHub for authentication. To create an account:
Go to spice.ai.
Click Sign in with GitHub and authorize the Spice.ai GitHub App.
A personal organization is created automatically for you.
See the full Getting Started guide for a step-by-step walkthrough.
Each Spice.ai app has two API keys that authenticate requests to the data and AI APIs.
Navigate to your app in the Portal → Settings → API Keys.
X-API-Key header
Password in handshake
X-API-Key header
X-API-Key header
Client configuration
Each app has two keys to support zero-downtime rotation:
Regenerate Key 2 (while clients use Key 1).
Update all clients to use Key 2.
Regenerate Key 1.
Regenerating a key immediately invalidates the old key. Ensure all clients are updated before regenerating.
API keys can also be managed via the Management API.
The Management API uses personal access tokens (not app API keys) for authentication. Generate tokens in the Portal under Profile → Personal Access Tokens.
Organizations are the primary unit for managing teams, apps, billing, and access.
Every user automatically receives a personal organization on signup. This is a single-member org tied to your account.
Team organizations allow multiple members to collaborate on shared apps. To create one:
In the Portal, go to Organizations → Create Organization.
Connect a GitHub organization to link team membership.
Organization admins can add members by:
Spice username
GitHub username (requires the user to have a public email on their GitHub profile)
Email invitation
To remove a member, go to your organization's Settings → Members.
See Organizations for full details.
The free Community Plan includes:
One app per organization.
Access to all building blocks (data connectors, AI gateway, search, etc.).
Auto-pause: Apps without API requests for 7 days are automatically paused. Paused apps can be restored anytime in the Portal.
Paid plans provide:
Higher request and query limits.
No auto-pause.
Service-level guarantees.
Priority support with SLA.
SOC 2 Type II report access.
See Pricing for current plan details.
App secrets store sensitive configuration values (API keys for data sources, model provider credentials, etc.).
Secrets are app-scoped and encrypted.
Values are write-only — they cannot be retrieved after saving.
To change a value: delete the secret and recreate it.
Secret changes require a new deployment to take effect.
Reference secrets in your Spicepod with: ${secrets:SECRET_NAME}.
See Secrets for details.
Spice.ai Cloud is SOC 2 Type II compliant. Key security measures include:
Authentication and authorization with RBAC.
MFA enforcement.
Encryption in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest.
Auditable access logs.
Secure code scanning and third-party audits.
See Security for the full security overview. Enterprise plan customers can request the SOC 2 report.
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