Automatic fallbacks
When a provider errors, times out or rate-limits, zurelay retries on the next-best route. Your app gets one clean response.
Claude, GPT, Gemini and 300+ more, served from spare capacity at a fraction of list price. Same weights, same outputs, one OpenAI‑compatible API.
zurelay never swaps your model for a cheaper one. The savings come from how the same model is bought, routed and cached.
What the model costs when you buy it directly.
Clouds and labs reserve more GPU time than they use. zurelay buys those idle hours far below list and serves your requests on them.
Prices move by the minute. Every request goes to whichever provider is cheapest right now, within your latency and data rules.
Repeated prompts and shared prefixes are cached automatically, so you never pay twice for the same tokens.
You keep
$216,000 a year
Estimate uses the rates in the price table. Your mix may vary.
How routing works
zurelay sits between your app and every provider. It knows who is fast, who is cheap and who is down right now, not last week.
Every provider serving your model is ranked on live price, latency and error rate, refreshed every few seconds.
Your request goes to the winner. Pin providers, regions or data policies, and zurelay only picks from routes that qualify.
If a provider errors or stalls, zurelay retries on the next-best route before your user notices anything.
Every price below is what you pay through zurelay, next to the provider’s list price. Same weights and same outputs, served from spare capacity.
zurelay speaks the OpenAI API, so your SDK, prompts, tools and streaming code stay exactly as they are. Swap the base URL and every model is one string away.
Works with what you already use
Failover, data boundaries, budgets and observability ship on every plan. No sidecars, no extra dashboards.
When a provider errors, times out or rate-limits, zurelay retries on the next-best route. Your app gets one clean response.
212 of 318 routes qualify
Flip one switch and zurelay only routes to providers contractually bound not to store prompts or outputs.
eval-batch hit 95%. Alert sent to #infra.
Hard caps and alerts for every key, so an eval loop can never eat the production budget.
Keep traffic inside the EU, the US or any region list you define, enforced per key.
Latency, cost and routing decisions for every request, exportable to your own stack via OpenTelemetry.
Get a key, change one URL, and pay a fraction of list price from the very first token.