all routes nominal · api v1 · schema runbook/v3
GhostRouter sits between your software and the AI providers and sends every request to the cheapest model that can do the job properly. Same product. Your invoice, typically 40–60% smaller in the first month.
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Most traffic classifies downward. You just proved it with three sliders, which is faster than reading a paragraph about it.
A fixed-fee audit that shows you, workload by workload, what smarter routing would save — before you commit.
Point your software at us — one line of config — and every request takes the cheapest correct path.
We run the judgement layer for production agents: checked, retried, escalated, handed to a human when it matters.
Private encrypted links with backup paths built and proven before you ever need them.
One configuration change — a new address for the AI calls you already make. It usually takes under an hour, and nobody has to rewrite your product to do it.
A readable document that says which work goes to which model, in plain sentences you can hand to a colleague. It lives with your code, and you approve every change to it the same way you approve a change to your product.
You watch the quantities in the client portal — how many requests ran, on what, and what each one cost. The invoice is the only place money appears.
Type any task your business might send to an AI. Watch the router pick the cheapest model that can handle it — and watch it climb to a stronger one only when the task deserves it. This demo runs entirely in your browser.
Nothing you type leaves your browser — the classifier, weights and policy are all in this page.
Client names are never published. The numbers come straight from their monthly portal.
A portfolio of client-reporting teams
“Model spend fell 58% in the first full billing period. Not one line of product code changed — we pointed the SDK at the router and wrote a runbook.”
An electrical contracting group
“Our estimating assistant used to call the most expensive model for every line item. Now it calls one for the four lines that are actually ambiguous.”
Start with a fixed-fee Routing Review — we read your traffic and hand you the savings math and a draft policy before anything is signed.
