Sell unused AkashML credit: check the balance and list it
To list unused AkashML credit, run `npx uberllm sell --provider akashml`. It checks the key with AkashML’s model list and lists the models you choose only after you say yes. It does not read a balance from AkashML, so check what is left in your AkashML account. AkashML’s terms did not mention reselling (checked 2026-11-13), so ask AkashML before you list.
List it in one command
npx uberllm sell --provider akashml
You are asked for your AkashML key. Typing is hidden, and the key goes only to AkashML at this point. After the check you choose the models and the price, and nothing is listed until you type yes. To check the key and stop there, add --check-only.
Prefer the browser? Open the seller form with AkashML chosen and paste the key there.
What the check shows
For AkashML, uberllm sell has no balance reader yet. It asks AkashML for the list of models the key can call, which is the same request UberLLM makes when you list. You see that AkashML accepted the key and how many models it serves.
No balance is shown and none is guessed. Read what is left in your AkashML account before you choose what to list.
What AkashML's terms say
We read AkashML's terms on 2026-11-13. They did not mention reselling or sharing API keys. Section 3.3 said "You are solely responsible for the activity that occurs on your User Account", and section 7.2 said that giving a third party permission to act for you "does not relieve you of any of your responsibilities". The terms also bind you to the Akash Console terms of service, which we could not read automatically (the page is drawn in the browser).
So ask AkashML whether you may serve other people's requests with your key, and list only if they say yes. Terms change, so read the current text yourself. If you list a key against your provider's terms, the provider can close your account, and we remove the offer.
Before you list
- AkashML serves open-weight models. When you list one you state how it is run (full, 8-bit or below 8-bit), and buyers see that.
- Use a key made only for selling, so you can revoke it without touching your own apps.
- Set a daily limit on the offer (
--daily-cap), so it cannot spend more than you mean to sell. - Stolen, leaked, shared, free-trial and evaluation keys cannot be listed.
After you list
Each model is tested with one small request on your key. Then we check that the offer serves the model it lists, and a person on our team approves it. We email you when it is live. Buyers pay your price, all of it is credited to you, and UberLLM takes no fee from your sales. Your own cost is what AkashML charges your key. The rules and the API are in the sellers doc.