ai gateway

AI Gateway: Routing, Observability and Budgets

Use an AI gateway to route requests, manage provider integrations, monitor usage, and apply budget controls with observability built in.

Built for teams comparing observability, cost control, and provider operations workflows before rolling out production AI features.

What to measure

MetricWhy it matters
Provider routing outcomesTrack where traffic goes and why fallback rules trigger.
Latency + error rate by providerDetect instability before it becomes cost or UX debt.
Usage and cost by route/projectMeasure whether routing actually saves money.
Retries and failoversMonitor hidden spend multipliers in gateway policies.

Proof from the product

Real UI snapshot from AI Cost Board used in production workflows.

Provider-level cost analytics in AI Cost Board

Provider-level drilldown for spend and token economics.

When to choose this workflow

  • Teams routing traffic across OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, or Azure OpenAI.
  • Platform teams enforcing budget limits and provider policies centrally.
  • Engineering teams needing a base-URL integration path with unified monitoring.

Feature pages to review

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Track real AI API operations with AI Cost Board

Monitor cost, usage, latency, errors, request logs, and provider performance in one operational dashboard.

FAQ

What does an AI gateway add beyond direct provider SDK calls?

An AI gateway centralizes routing, provider credentials, retries, usage metering, and observability so teams can control production behavior consistently.

Is AI Cost Board an AI gateway or an observability layer?

AI Cost Board supports gateway-style provider integration workflows and focuses on observability, cost control, and governance for production operations.

Which gateway metrics should I track first?

Start with provider-level latency, errors, retries, cost per route, and traffic distribution across projects and environments.