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BYOK (Bring Your Own Keys) — Closed Beta

Aug 5, 2025
BYOK (Bring Your Own Keys) — Closed Beta

We’re rolling out BYOK so you can run NanoGPT using your own provider credentials and get billed directly by your cloud. This gives teams more control over spend, lets you use existing enterprise agreements, and simplifies compliance and procurement.

Key points

  • 5% platform fee on BYOK usage
  • Supported from day one: AWS, Azure, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Vertex, Chutes
  • Private, closed beta (limited slots)

Current status

Currently full — we are not accepting new BYOK applications at this time.

How to apply

To apply for the closed beta, contact support@nano-gpt.com with the preferred providers you want to BYOK for. If slots open up, we will reach out to you.

How it works (high-level)

  1. You connect a provider key in Settings
  2. We route requests to that provider using your key
  3. You pay your provider directly; we charge a 5% platform fee on the metered usage
Milan de Reede

Milan de Reede

CEO & Co-Founder

milan@nano-gpt.com

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