A developer can create a key and send a successful request, then still hesitate before the first paid validation.
The useful check is not another broad feature list. It is a small quote-to-checkout proof.
Quote-to-checkout checklist
- Pick the exact project key that made the successful request.
- Open the current top-up page from the same account.
- Check the quoted amount, currency, and payment provider.
- Confirm what happens after return or cancel.
- Compare the request log, balance movement, and support path before sending larger traffic.
This keeps the first paid step inspectable. If the quote is unclear, or checkout does not explain the return path, users may stop even after the API works.
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