> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.llmeasy.ru/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Quickstart > In 4 steps, create an account, add credit, create an API Key, and continue with the right setup guide for your tool. Visit the LLMEasy registration page to create an account. You'll automatically receive a **\$3 trial credit** on signup. You can use **Online top-up** or **Redeem code**. After adding credit, return to the console and confirm that **Current balance** has updated before you create an API Key. After you sign in, open the **Console** and click **Top up** in the **Account** card. The top-up entry in the dashboard account card.

The top-up entry in the dashboard account card.

Follow the payment prompts. After the payment succeeds, return to the console and confirm that **Current balance** has updated. After you sign in, open the **Console** and click **Redeem code** in the upper-right corner of the **Account** card. The Redeem code entry in the dashboard account card.

The Redeem code entry in the dashboard account card.

Enter your redemption code in the dialog, then click **Redeem**. The Redeem code dialog with the code input and Redeem button.

After the code is redeemed, return to the console and confirm that **Current balance** has updated. Once you have available credit, click **Create API Key** in the **Your API Keys** section of the console. The Create API Key button in the Your API Keys section of the console.

The Create API Key button in the Your API Keys section of the console.

This opens the API Key creation form. Think of the API Key name as the intended use of this key. If you pick the right use case first, the rest of the setup is much easier. In the form, fill in **Name**, choose the **Key group**, and confirm the expiration date and optional spending limit. The Create API Key form with name, key group, expiration, and spending limit options.

The Create API Key form with name, key group, expiration, and spending limit options.

Choose the Key group based on the tool you will connect. The **Claude Key group** can only be used with Claude Code. The **GPT Key group** can be used with Codex and external tools such as OpenClaw, OpenCode, and Cursor. Choose one of these Key groups: ```text theme={null} Claude GPT ``` After you create the key, the **Setup** dialog opens. Copy **API Key** and **Base URL** from this dialog. The LLMEasy API key setup dialog with API Key, Base URL, and setup methods.

The LLMEasy API key setup dialog with API Key, Base URL, and setup methods.

In the **Setup** dialog, choose the tool you want to connect, then choose one setup method. * **One-click script**: select the tool and operating system, copy the generated command, and run it in your own local terminal. Use this for quick Codex, OpenClaw, or OpenCode setup. * **CC Switch integration**: click **Import to CC Switch** to import the current **API Key** and **Base URL** into CC Switch. Use this when you manage multiple tools and providers in one app. * **Manual configuration**: copy **API Key** and **Base URL**, then paste them into the target tool's setup flow. Use this for Cursor, Cline, Roo Code, Zed, and other clients. Different tools use different auth fields, model selectors, and config file locations. Continue with the dedicated tool guide before you finish the setup. ## Next steps Continue with the guide that matches your tool: Start here if you want to manage Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, and OpenClaw providers in one place. Use the **Claude Key group** and follow the full Claude Code setup guide. Use the **GPT Key group** and follow the full Codex setup guide.