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Acceptable Use Policy

Last updated: June 2026

Speka's acceptable use policy governs all API requests sent through a Speka account to any of its 27 supported frontier models — including DeepSeek, Llama 3.3, Mistral, and FLUX. It prohibits generating illegal content, facilitating fraud or harassment, producing large-scale disinformation, creating malware, bypassing rate limits, and reselling raw API access. It also requires users to comply with each underlying model's license. Violations may result in account suspension.

You may not use Speka to generate or distribute content that is illegal, infringing, or that violates the rights of others.

Prohibited uses include: creating malware, facilitating fraud, generating CSAM or non-consensual intimate imagery, harassment, or large-scale disinformation.

Do not attempt to bypass rate limits, quotas, or security controls — including through key rotation, request flooding, or proxy routing — or to resell raw access in violation of these terms.

Model licenses. Each model accessible through Speka carries its own license that governs downstream use. Some open-weight models permit commercial use; others (for example FLUX.1 [dev]) are licensed for non-commercial use only. Verify the specific model's current license before shipping a revenue-generating product.

Enforcement. We may suspend or permanently terminate accounts that violate this policy. Severe violations result in immediate permanent termination and may be reported to relevant authorities.

Report abuse to abuse@speka.online.

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Speka's acceptable use policy governs all API requests made through a Speka account to any of its 27 supported frontier models. It prohibits generating illegal content, facilitating fraud or harassment, producing large-scale disinformation, creating malware, and bypassing rate limits or reselling raw API access. Users must also comply with each underlying model's license. Violations may result in account suspension or permanent termination.
Most models available through Speka permit commercial use, but each model carries its own license. Open-weight models such as DeepSeek and Mistral generally allow commercial deployment; some image models like FLUX.1 [dev] are non-commercial only. Verify the specific model variant's current license before shipping a revenue-generating product.
Each model accessible through Speka carries its own license that governs downstream use — ranging from permissive open-source licenses to model-specific community or non-commercial licenses. Verify current terms with each model provider before production deployment.
Speka may suspend or permanently terminate accounts that violate this policy. Severe violations — including CSAM generation, malware distribution, or fraud facilitation — result in immediate permanent suspension and may be reported to relevant legal authorities. Less severe violations may receive a warning and a remediation window before enforcement.
Report suspected policy violations to abuse@speka.online. Include the nature of the violation, any relevant output samples (redacted where sensitive), and the approximate time of the incident. Speka reviews all reports and takes enforcement action for confirmed violations.