OpenRouter
One API key for a great many hosted models, including ones with looser content policies than their originals.
- Hosted
- Active
- Unknown adult content
- Pay as you go
At a glance
- Where it runs
- HostedSomeone else runs it. Whatever you type reaches their servers.
- Adult content
- UnknownWe have not found a clear answer. We would rather say so.
- Trains on your content
- Opt-outYes, unless you find the setting and turn it off.
- Status
- ActiveMaintained and working today.
- Account needed
- Yes
- Licence
- Proprietary
- Cost
- Pay per token, at each provider's rate plus a margin.
- What it keeps
- Per provider, and shown per model. Prompt logging can be disabled in account settings.
A router in front of dozens of providers: one account, one key, and a single API that speaks to models from many companies, with per-model pricing shown up front.
For this catalog its usefulness is the shortlist of models with permissive policies and clear statements about whether prompts are logged — which OpenRouter surfaces per provider rather than burying. Read those before routing anything sensitive through it.
Worth knowing before you start
- Policies vary by provider, not by OpenRouter The routing does not change what the underlying provider permits or logs.
What it does
- One key for many providers
- Per-provider data policies shown
- Automatic fallback between providers
- OpenAI-compatible API
Models it runs
Signs of life
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- Last answered
- Yes, 3 hours ago Its website responded when we asked.
- Archived copy
- Wayback Machine A snapshot, in case this one stops answering.
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