TrustedRouter
One OpenAI-compatible API for 600+ models on attested infrastructure — ZDR routes, failover, BYOK, no prompt or output logs.
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What is TrustedRouter?
TrustedRouter is an OpenAI-compatible API gateway providing access to 600+ AI models from 90+ providers with verifiable privacy. It offers an attested gateway that doesn't log prompt/output content, provider failover, and multiple routing options (zero-retention, EU-focused, end-to-end encrypted) as an alternative to OpenRouter.
TrustedRouter pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
TrustedRouter pros
- 600+ AI models from 90+ providers accessible via single OpenAI-compatible API
- Verifiable privacy with attested gateway—even engineers cannot access prompts or outputs
- Drop-in replacement for OpenAI SDK (change only base_url)
- Multi-cloud reliability (GCP, AWS, Azure) with automatic provider failover
- 100% open source and self-hostable
- Access to cost-effective open models (Qwen, DeepSeek, GLM, etc.) alongside frontier models
TrustedRouter cons
- Pricing not explicitly stated on website; positioning emphasizes 'better prices' but lacks specifics
- Relatively newer entrant compared to established alternatives like OpenRouter
- Requires API key—no free tier mentioned
Frequently asked questions about TrustedRouter
How does TrustedRouter protect my privacy?
Requests cross an attested gateway with zero prompt/output logging. The trust model is verifiable through public source commits and image digests, and users can inspect live trust evidence.
Is it compatible with my existing OpenAI code?
Yes—it's OpenAI-compatible. Keep your existing OpenAI SDK calls and only change the base_url to the TrustedRouter endpoint.
Can I host TrustedRouter myself?
Yes—TrustedRouter is 100% open source and can be forked or run on your own infrastructure.
What happens if my primary model provider goes down?
TrustedRouter provides provider failover and multi-cloud routing to prevent a single upstream outage from affecting your application.