EUrouter

EUrouter protects your prompts from being used as training data

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EUrouter protects your prompts from being used as training data. EUrouter won't.

You get access to over 100 AI models through a single API. Everything stays inside EU borders. No data leaves. No retention happens. GDPR compliance isn't something you configure—it's baked in.

One API endpoint works like OpenAI's schema. Swap your key and you're done. Behind the scenes, EUrouter handles smart routing. Cost optimization? Speed optimization? It picks based on what you need. Models fail sometimes. When they do, EUrouter automatically switches to another. Built-in failover means fewer 3am pages for DevOps engineers dealing with third-party API outages.

The dashboard shows real usage metrics. Requests per day. Average latency hovering around 142ms in their examples. Monthly budget tracking with limits you can actually enforce per API key.

Access Llama models from Meta. Access Claude. Access Mistral. Access whatever else fits your use case.

Made in the Netherlands with servers in EU-West. All encryption happens on European infrastructure. Building a product for European customers? This matters more than marketing fluff suggests. Competitors often route through US servers first—then promise they'll delete the logs.

EUrouter doesn't explain how smart routing actually decides between cost and speed. You can't test it without committing. No free tier exists to validate whether the routing logic matches your specific workload patterns.

For teams that need genuine EU data residency without managing dozens of API keys separately? It solves a real problem.