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API keys

Stacksushi does not resell data or AI. You bring your own accounts, and your own keys connect Stacksushi to them. This page explains where to get a key, where to put it and what happens to it afterwards.

⏱ About 5 minutesUpdated October 2026

Which keys do I need?

You want to…You need a key from
Use an AI column or write formulas by describing themAnthropic or OpenAI
Find or check emails and peopleApollo, Findymail, Prospeo or MillionVerifier
Run an Apify ActorApify
Call any other web APIThat service
Clean data, filter, formulas you type, lookups, JSON fieldsNone. These are free.

Each provider's key page is different and changes over time, so we link to it instead of copying it. In an integration's settings, the Get your key ↗ link under the key box goes to the right page. For AI, use your provider's own console. Look for “API keys” in your account.

Use keys with a spending limit

Most providers let you cap what a key can spend. Set a small limit while you are trying things out.

Add a key

There are two places, and they save to the same list:

The Settings window with an AI key box, two saved secrets and the Add secret button marked
Settings. Keys show as dots. These are made-up keys.

To use a secret in your own API column, write its name in double curly brackets in the address or a header: {{secret.HUNTER_KEY}}. See Call any API.

Where your keys are kept

Change or remove a key

In an integration, click the change link next to the saved key. In Settings, edit the value, or click the ✕ at the end of a row to remove it, then Save settings. Removing a key does not delete columns that used it. Their next run will fail with a message naming the missing key until you add it back.

If a key stops working

A key that was revoked, expired or typed wrong shows as rejected your API key in the cell. Paste it again from the provider's page, watching for a space at the start or end. See Troubleshooting.

Stuck, or something looks wrong? Email support@stacksushi.com and tell us what you clicked and what you saw. A screenshot helps a lot.