Using OMLA-licensed models commercially
If your product, service, or internal operation generates revenue (or material benefit) from an OMLA-licensed model, you owe the greater of (i) 30% of attributable revenue or (ii) 30% of total model run cost. Register once, report quarterly, and the wallet system handles the split.
1. Register your company
One-time setup. Generates a company ID and a one-time API key for unattended reporting.
Register →2. Submit a quarterly report
Declare which OMLA-licensed models you ran, attributable revenue, and compute cost.
Submit report →3. Pay & track status
Pay the computed royalty via the displayed wallet flow. View past reports and payment status.
Report history →Register your company
What gets stored and who can see it?
OMLA stores your company name, contact email, and an API-key hash. Your API key itself is shown once at registration and never stored — if you lose it, rotate via your dashboard. The company record is visible to your signed-in account only.
Commercial reports you later submit attach to this company record and are visible to OMLA compliance reviewers.
What counts as commercial use?
- Hosted APIs or products that generate revenue (direct or ad-supported).
- Internal operations where the model materially improves a commercial product or service.
- Fundraising or sponsorships that depend on the model's function.
- Reselling model outputs (images, text, audio, code).
Academic research, personal projects, and internal R&D intended for OMLA-licensed future models are not commercial use.