Providers
How EUrouter connects to AI providers and routes your requests.
What are providers?
Providers are the AI infrastructure companies that host and run the models you access through EUrouter. They are the ones that will process your requests and return the responses.
EU-based infrastructure
EUrouter exclusively connects to providers that operate within the European Union. Your requests never leave EU infrastructure.
This means you can use models the latest flagship models without your data being processed in the US - we only route through EU-based providers that host these models.
One API, multiple providers
Each model available on EUrouter may be hosted by one or more providers. When you make a request, EUrouter automatically selects the best available provider based on:
- Availability — Is the provider currently operational?
- Performance — Which provider has the lowest latency?
- Cost — Which provider offers the best price?
- Capacity — Which provider has available capacity?
You don't need to think about providers when making requests. Just specify the model you want and EUrouter handles the rest.
Preferred providers
In each request, you can specify a preferred provider. If the preferred provider is not available, your request will indicate to use a fallback provider or not. You can set up these rules in your dashboard.
Fallback providers
If the preferred provider is not available, your request will indicate to use a fallback provider or not. You can set up these rules in your dashboard.
Automatic failover
If the preferred provider is not available, your request will indicate to use a fallback provider or not. You can set up these rules in your dashboard.
Rate limiting
If the preferred provider is not available, your request will indicate to use a fallback provider or not. You can set up these rules in your dashboard.
Setting up your preferred and fallback providers
You can set up your preferred and fallback providers in your dashboard, or in your request body.
Browse providers
See all available providers and their models on the Providers page.