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OpenRouter

The largest AI gateway: a unified, OpenAI-compatible API for 400+ LLMs from 70+ providers (100T tokens/month, 10M+ users).

Producer:OpenRouterManaged Cloud · ServerlessReleased:Jan 1, 2023
Regional availability·1 region
  • global
Data residencySovereign cloud
OpenRouter
Regions
1totalRegions
SDK / Languages
3python, javascript…
Robotics-Ready

Description

OpenRouter is the largest AI gateway — a platform aggregating access to 400+ language models from over 70 inference providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Mistral, xAI, Cohere, Together, Fireworks, Groq, Cerebras and many others) behind a single OpenAI-compatible API. Founded in early 2023 as the first LLM marketplace, it now serves 100 trillion tokens per month and over 10 million users (as of June 2026).

Value proposition

Eliminate vendor lock-in: switch model or provider without changing code (just change the model name in the request). Automatic failover between providers on outages. Better pricing through aggregated demand and competition among providers. Per-query routing (OpenRouter Fusion) — model selection by price, latency and quality.

Products and surfaces

Main product: API gateway (OpenAI-compatible REST + streaming). Additionally: OpenRouter Chat (browser chat UI), OpenRouter Fusion (multi-model routing), OpenRouter Rankings (public leaderboard of top-token models), OpenRouter Apps (registry of apps built on the platform), OpenRouter Labs (research experiments), OpenRouter Enterprise (SSO, SLA, access control).

Funding and investors

Two VC rounds: $40M Series A in 2024 (a16z, Menlo Ventures, Sequoia Capital) and $113M Series B on May 26, 2026 led by CapitalG (Alphabet's investment arm). Over $153M in total external funding. Business model: a per-token margin (typically 5%) added on top of providers' raw prices.

MLOps LifecycleMLOps LifecycleFull model lifecycle: registry, feature store, prompt management, monitoring and human-in-the-loop.

1/14 supported

Model Registry

Versioning — model artifact versioning
Approval workflows — approval workflow before production
Immutable artifacts — immutability of stored versions
Lineage tracking — tracking data and model relationships
1 / 4 supported · 3 unsupported hidden

Prompt Management

Prompt registry — central prompt repository
Versioning — prompt versioning and history
Testing frameworks — A/B testing and prompt evaluation
0 / 3 supported · 3 unsupported hidden

Monitoring

Data drift detection — input data drift detection
Concept drift detection — concept drift detection
Hallucination monitoring — LLM hallucination monitoring
Bias evaluation tools — bias evaluation tooling
0 / 4 supported · 4 unsupported hidden

Human-in-the-Loop

Labeling services — data labeling tools
RLHF workflows — reinforcement learning from human feedback
Manual override — manual override of model decisions
0 / 3 supported · 3 unsupported hidden

Data & KnowledgeData & Knowledge ManagementData connectors, vector database integration, native vector search and data management (PII, provenance, synthetic data).

SecurityEnterprise SecurityCertifications, access controls and data-protection features essential for corporate deployments and cloud privacy compliance.

Developer EcosystemDeveloper EcosystemDeveloper resources: available SDKs, supported programming languages, and infrastructure features and model-deployment methods.

SDK Languages
PyPythonJSJavaScriptTSTypeScript
API Type
REST
Community & resources
Templates library
Quickstarts
API Reference
Tutorials
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Pricing & Business ModelPricing & Business ModelBilling models (usage-based, provisioned throughput), resource limits and SLA parameters (uptime, support tiers).

Pricing models

Usage-based
Token-based

Resource quotas

Per project
Per user
Cost alerting

SLA & Support

CommunityStandardEnterprise 24/7

SourcesDocumentation VaultCentralized hub of links to official sources, technical guides, repositories and release notes.

SustainabilitySustainabilityCarbon footprint, renewable-energy share powering data centers, and energy-efficiency metrics (e.g. PUE).

Energy intensity is a function of the provider selected per request — the OpenRouter layer itself adds minimal routing overhead. No own GPUs.

Data verified: Jul 14, 2026