Floyo API Nodes

overview run closed source ai models in your workflows without managing api keys or separate accounts floyo api nodes give you access to powerful models from providers like flux pro, kling, sora, and more all billed through a single api wallet check the $ cost shown on nodes before running what are floyo api nodes? floyo api nodes let you use ai models that aren't open source directly inside your comfyui workflows instead of signing up for separate services and managing multiple api keys, you simply add the node to your canvas see the cost per run generate floyo handles the connection to external providers (black forest labs, google, alibaba, and others) behind the scenes adding an api node double click anywhere on the canvas to open the node search type "floyo api" in the search box select the node you want from the results api nodes are labeled with a floyo api badge and show their provider path (e g , "floyo api > alibaba > video") api wallet what is the api wallet? the api wallet is a prepaid balance used to pay for floyo api nodes when you run a workflow that includes an api node, the cost is deducted from your api wallet each api node displays its cost per run directly on the node (e g , "$0 50/run") pricing prices are set by the model provider (black forest labs, alibaba, google, etc ), not by floyo image generation is typically cheaper than video generation the price is always visible on the node before you run 💡 tip see https //docs floyo ai/available floyo api nodes for api node pricing checking your balance click your profile icon (top right) your api wallet balance is displayed alongside flotime and flex flotime adding funds click your profile icon (top right) find api wallet in the dropdown click the + button select an amount and complete payment tips & best practices check costs before running the price per run is always visible on the node start with cheaper models image generation nodes are typically more affordable for testing monitor your balance keep an eye on your api wallet to avoid failed runs troubleshooting how do i know if a workflow uses api wallet? answer look for nodes with the floyo api badge these nodes also display their cost (e g , "$0 5/run") if you don't see any floyo api nodes, the workflow uses flotime only why is there a separate wallet? answer api nodes call external services with their own pricing keeping it separate makes costs clear and predictable what happens if my api wallet is empty? answer the api node will fail add funds to your api wallet to continue i ran a workflow with an api node what got charged? answer both flotime was used for the gpu time to run the workflow api wallet was charged when the api node executed what's the difference between flotime and api wallet? answer flotime covers gpu compute time for running workflows api wallet covers external ai model calls through floyo api nodes related documentation https //docs floyo ai/available floyo api nodes https //docs floyo ai/requesting custom nodes