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Cut your AI
inference costs.

One API. Every request routed to the lowest-cost provider, live. Built for teams that pay for inference today.

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Your estimate: built from your real usage
Tell us what you run. You get the number, the assumptions and the providers behind it within 48 hours.
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Why routing

Stop paying one vendor's list price.

Lower cost

Same model. Different price at every provider.

Provider Ahigher
Provider Chigher
Provider Brouted
Provider Ehigher
Your rules

You set the limits. The router follows them.

"route": {
  "optimize": "cost",
  "max_latency_ms": 800,
  "region": "eu",
  "fallback": true
}
Verifiable

Proof of what ran.

model deepseek-v3 verified
provider B
latency fast lane
cost lowest available
Always on

A provider goes down. Your app doesn't.

requests servedprovider outage, rerouted
How it works

Keep your code. Change the endpoint.

  1. 01
    Point your OpenAI SDK at the routerSame request format, same responses. No rewrite.
  2. 02
    Set your rulesCost first, speed first, or a balance. Add region or latency limits if you need them.
  3. 03
    Every request finds its providerPrice, speed and uptime are checked on every request, and each one goes to the best match at that moment.
planned interface, not live yet
import os
from openai import OpenAI

client = OpenAI(
    base_url="https://api.inferencerouting.xyz/v1",
    api_key=os.environ["API_KEY"],
)

reply = client.chat.completions.create(
    model="deepseek-v3",
    messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Hello"}],
)
Inside the router

One request, five quotes, one decision.

Pick a goal and watch the choice change.

ProviderPrice, low winsLatency, low winsUptime, high wins

Why open

A market, not a middleman.

Most AI APIs resell a fixed list of providers at a fixed markup. Here, providers compete for every request.

Single API vendorInference Routing
Who sets the priceThe vendorProviders compete per request
Who can supply computePartners they pickAny provider that meets the bar
When a provider failsYou wait or switch by handTraffic moves automatically
Which model actually ranYou trust the labelEvery response can be verified
If a provider cheatsTerms of serviceProviders post collateral and lose it
Where it runsTheir cloud onlyHosted or inside your own cloud
Lock-inTheir SDK, their termsStandard OpenAI format

This is the design we are building toward. Nothing here is live yet, the waitlist gets access first.

For builders

Your AI bill, lower.

  • AI coding tools
  • Agents
  • Voice AI
  • AI search
  • Support automation
  • Enterprise SaaS
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For GPU providers

Your idle GPUs, filled with paid requests.

Sell spare capacity. Buy overflow.

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Rollout

Early members route first.

  1. NowFree savings estimate

    Tell us what you run. We reply within 48 hours.

  2. NextPilot

    Teams with the biggest savings get the first pilot slots.

  3. ThenOpen access

    Public API and provider onboarding.

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FAQ

Questions

Is this live?

Not yet. The waitlist gets access first.

How does it lower my costs?

Prices for the same model differ across providers. We send each request to the lowest-cost one that meets your speed and quality needs.

Which models?

Open models first. Tell us what you run.

I run GPUs. Can I join?

Yes. Pick "GPU provider" in the form. Provider onboarding opens after the first pilots.

Can I run it in my own cloud?

That is the plan: the hosted router first, then the same engine inside your own network.

Who is building this?

The team behind Lava Network, which routes more than 400 million blockchain requests a week across independent providers that stake to serve them.

Can my agent sign up for me?

Yes. Point it to the agent guide. It submits your models, providers and spend, and you get the same estimate.

How is the saving estimated?

From the price gap between your current provider and the lowest-cost provider that meets the same speed and quality bar, applied to your real usage. You get the number, the assumptions and the providers behind it.

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