DataEyesAI Console Guide: How to Select and Use API Models

Welcome to DataEyesAI! To help you get started quickly and make your first API request, we have prepared this "Model Marketplace" usage guide. By the end of this guide, you will know how to find the models you need and understand the billing structure.

Step 1: Navigate to the Model Marketplace

First, open the DataEyesAI Console Model Marketplace. If you have not registered or logged in, please do so first.

Once inside the Model Marketplace, you will see all large language models and multimodal models currently supported by the platform. Refer to the numbered annotations in the image below to understand each functional area:

Step 2: Quickly Filter the Models You Need

The platform hosts an extensive model catalog. Use the filter panel on the left to quickly locate the model you need:

1. Provider: Filter by official source — for example, select Google, OpenAI, or Anthropic to instantly view all available models from that vendor.

2. Tags: Filter by model capability — for example, select Multimodal or Image for image processing, or Discounted or Value for budget-friendly options.

3. Available Token Groups: This determines which server or channel group is used when calling the model. Different groups may correspond to different levels of stability and pricing tiers. Choose based on your specific requirements. For detailed information, see: API Key

Step 3: Understanding Model Cards (Key Section)

Each card in the model list contains essential information about that model. Using the annotated gemini-3.1-pro-preview in the image as an example:

4. Model Name: The English text in the upper-left corner of the card is the standard model identifier. When writing code or configuring third-party clients, this name must be entered exactly.

5. One-Click Copy: Click the [copy icon] next to the name to copy it instantly. Strongly recommended to avoid manual input errors.

6. Feature Tags: Tags in the lower-right corner of the card (e.g., Text, Popular) indicate the model's primary use case and popularity.

7. Multiplier Information (Core Billing Rules):

Model: This is the "input multiplier" (Prompt). A value of Model: 1 means the model charges at 1x the base rate ($1 per 500K tokens) for processing your prompt.

Completion: This is the "output multiplier" (Completion). A value of Completion: 6 means the model charges at 6x the input rate for generating responses.

8. Promotional Discount: Shows the current promotional pricing. For example, Discount: 30% means your actual cost for calling this model is only 30% of the original price!

What's Next?
After selecting your preferred model and copying its name, navigate to the left sidebar menu to generate your API Key, pair it with the Base URL, and configure it in your code or your preferred client to start using it!

Console (Getting Started)

DataEyesAI Console Guide: How to Select and Use API Models#

Step 1: Navigate to the Model Marketplace#

Step 2: Quickly Filter the Models You Need#

Step 3: Understanding Model Cards (Key Section)#

DataEyesAI Console Guide: How to Select and Use API Models

Step 1: Navigate to the Model Marketplace

Step 2: Quickly Filter the Models You Need

Step 3: Understanding Model Cards (Key Section)