Wrong endpoint. Use https://api.deepl.com For Deepl PRO auth key about deepl-python HOT 7 CLOSED

I'll resume for those who will have this issue in the future. (It was not that easy for me to figure out the issue based on this thread).

There are different plan types, if you select the wrong one your key will not work with API giving this strange error

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Hi @ibelous, thank you for reporting your problem.
This library is only intended to be used with DeepL API accounts; using keys from other kinds of accounts will not work.

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Hi @ibelous, thank you for reporting your problem. This library is only intended to be used with DeepL API accounts; using keys from other kinds of accounts will not work.

Sorry no offense, but I don't see how this response addressed the problem. The API he/she made a request to was that of a deepl account or did you make a typo in your response to the issue?

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Hi @MystiqueMo, this is a fair question to ask, the naming of the different account types can be confusing.

DeepL has two main account types: DeepL Pro (for our other platforms) and DeepL API (for our API). DeepL API accounts are further differentiated into two sub-types DeepL API Free and DeepL API Pro (this last one might lead to confusion).

I figured out the original issue creator had a DeepL Pro account, rather than a DeepL API account. DeepL API accounts (both Free and Pro) include an authentication key for the API, and are supported by this client library, other account types are not.

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when i try to use the api i get this error {“message”:“Wrong endpoint. Use https://api.deepl.com/”}
even though i use the correct endpoint..

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Hi @NaomiH0C, thanks for reporting your problem. Do you use an DeepL API Free or DeepL API Pro account?
You shouldn't need to specify the endpoint using server_url; the correct endpoint is selected automatically for DeepL API accounts.
If you recently upgraded from Free to Pro, you could try regenerating your API key and trying with the new key.

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Hi @MystiqueMo, this is a fair question to ask, the naming of the different account types can be confusing.

DeepL has two main account types: DeepL Pro (for our other platforms) and DeepL API (for our API). DeepL API accounts are further differentiated into two sub-types DeepL API Free and DeepL API Pro (this last one might lead to confusion).

I figured out the original issue creator had a DeepL Pro account, rather than a DeepL API account. DeepL API accounts (both Free and Pro) include an authentication key for the API, and are supported by this client library, other account types are not.

Okay, understood.

Thanks for clarifying @daniel-jones-deepl.

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