"Every provider we add is another key and another retry path."
The integration work never actually ends.
Too many model providers, not enough hands
Stop hand-wiring every model provider you add.
Tell me what you're running. I'll ask a few questions and connect you with the solutions and people who can fix it.
Sound familiar?
"One of them started rate-limiting us at 10am and we heard it from users."
No fallback, so the feature just broke.
"Finance asked which team is spending what and I couldn't tell them."
One line item, no breakdown.
"We built our own router. Now we maintain our own router."
Two engineers on plumbing instead of product.
Tell me what you're running and I'll connect you to the solution that fits.
- One key in front of every provider you run.
- Failover the moment a provider starts degrading.
- Spend broken out by team and by model.
- Software or a specialist, whichever your workload needs.
Not a vendor list. Not a month of wrong-fit demos.
How it works
Skip the search. I've already done it.
Enter your details.
Name, email, phone. Then a text to me opens, already written. Send it and I'll ask what you're running and where it hurts. Two minutes and you're done.
I've done the comparison for you.
I've already mapped the gateways, routers and proxies in this space and talked to the people building them. I pick the one built for your stack. No comparing, no wrong-fit demos, no evenings lost to research.
I introduce you and set it up.
You say yes, I handle the rest. Direct intro to the right team, and I set up the walkthrough.
I know the teams who can help you get your providers under one key.
One key, and your engineers back on product.
Two minutes over text and I'll know which one fits your stack.
Find me solutionsWhat happens after I submit?
A text to me opens on your phone, already written. Send it and I'll ask a couple of questions about what you're running. Then I make the intro. You don't have to book anything.
Will I get spammed?
No. You text me first, we go back and forth once, and I make an intro if there's something worth introducing you to. If there isn't, I'll tell you that instead. I don't sell your details.
Who will you introduce me to?
Someone who has already solved this for a team running what you're running. There's more than one way to do it, so tell me your stack and I'll know which one fits before I make the intro.
We already built our own router. Is this still worth it?
Usually yes. The question is whether you want to keep maintaining it. Tell me what yours does and I'll tell you honestly if there's something better.
How early is too early?
If you're on more than one provider in production, it's not too early.
Message me now.
Tell me how many providers you're running and who's on call. I'll take it from there.
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