AWS Marketplace
You can subscribe to the Runway API through AWS Marketplace and have your usage billed to your AWS account.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”An AWS Marketplace subscription links a Runway organization you own — new or existing — to your AWS account.
While the subscription is active, the organization’s API usage is reported to AWS periodically and appears on your AWS bill. Existing Runway credits in the organization are spent first. AWS billing applies once those credits run out.
Subscribing
Section titled “Subscribing”Subscribe to the Runway Dev listing in AWS Marketplace. AWS then redirects you to the Developer Portal, where you log in (or create an account) and choose or create the organization to attach the subscription to.
For general AWS guidance, see Subscribing to SaaS products.
Using the API
Section titled “Using the API”Linking a subscription does not change how you access or use the API. You continue to use the Runway API and your organization as before: existing API keys continue to work, and your access to models and features remains unchanged.
Limitations
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Existing Runway credits in the organization are spent first. AWS billing applies only once those credits run out.
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You cannot purchase additional credits or use autobilling while a subscription is attached.
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AWS Marketplace spend does not count toward automatic tier upgrades. If your organization needs higher rate limits or concurrency, file an exception request from the usage page in the Developer Portal. See Usage tiers for details.
Unsubscribing
Section titled “Unsubscribing”Cancel your subscription from the AWS Marketplace console — see Canceling your SaaS subscription.
Canceling stops future AWS Marketplace billing after the cancellation is processed, and the organization then returns to standard credit-based billing. Canceling does not refund usage already billed to your AWS account.