GitHub Sponsors
Optional identity and fair-use entitlements.
GitHub Sponsors
GitHub Sponsors is a funding and entitlement layer, not a marketplace for tokens or guaranteed model access. GitHub handles payment; llmfaucet verifies the active sponsorship relationship and applies fair-use limits.
Plans
| Access | Requests/day | Queue priority |
|---|---|---|
| Anonymous | 20 | 0 |
| Registered | 50 | 10 |
| Supporter | 200 | 20 |
| Pro | 500 | 30 |
Only an active sponsorship of the configured justinedevs account qualifies. An
unrelated sponsorship does not grant benefits. Cancellation downgrades the
account after the applicable paid period; the existing key is not silently
broken.
Verification model
After GitHub OAuth, the service checks sponsorship through GitHub’s documented GraphQL API. Webhook updates are signature-verified and idempotent. Entitlement changes invalidate cached API-key access. OAuth tokens and webhook secrets are never stored in application records.
What a Sponsor receives
Sponsors receive higher request limits and queue priority when capacity allows. They do not receive reserved tokens, a fixed model, unlimited usage, guaranteed latency, uptime, or a production SLA.
See limits for enforcement details and privacy for stored identity data.