What is EUrouter?
EUrouter is an AI gateway from Amsterdam that gives developers one OpenAI-compatible API for more than 100 language, embedding, and speech models. Every request is handled by providers inside the EU, with zero data retention and built-in GDPR controls. Smart routing picks the cheapest, fastest, or best model for each call.
Top Features:
- Smart routing: pick the best model per request by price, quality, or latency.
- OpenAI compatible: move existing code over by changing only the base URL.
- Spend controls: set spend caps per key and trace each request live.
Use Cases:
- GDPR-safe apps: add chat and embeddings to products without data leaving Europe.
- Model comparison: test open and proprietary models side by side through one endpoint.
- Cost control: cap spending per key and send routine calls to cheaper models.
Who Can Use EUrouter?
- European developers: build AI features that pass legal review without extra infrastructure.
- Regulated companies: keep customer data in the EU while using leading models.
- Startups: try many models on one bill without separate provider accounts.
Pricing
- Free (0 euros monthly): 10,000 requests monthly, 60 per minute, and a 15 percent markup.
- Plus (39 euros monthly): one million requests monthly, 100 per minute, and a 9 percent markup.
- Pro (99 euros monthly): ten million requests monthly, 500 per minute, and a 3 percent markup.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- EU residency: requests stay with European providers by default, easing compliance reviews.
- Model choice: over 100 models, including Mistral, Claude, and Qwen, in one place.
- Quick setup: the OpenAI-style schema means most apps switch over in minutes.
Cons:
- Usage markup: every plan adds a percentage on top of token costs.
- Token billing: the free plan has no fee, but every token is still billed.
- Developer tool: you call it from code, so it suits technical teams.
FAQs:
1) Where is my data processed?
Requests go only to providers inside the EU and EEA, with GDPR by default.
2) Do I need to rewrite my code?
No, it follows the OpenAI schema, so you mostly swap the base URL.
3) How does billing work?
You pay token costs plus a plan markup of 3 to 15 percent.
4) Is there a free plan?
Yes, it covers 10,000 requests a month with no subscription fee.
5) Which tools work with it?
The OpenAI SDK, LangChain, Vercel AI SDK, and Cursor are all documented.