AI Gateway: Every AI Call Your Business Makes, Logged and Capped

A gateway sits between your applications and the providers they call, so every request can be logged, cached, capped, and retried without changing the applications themselves.

A provider dashboard shows you its own traffic and nothing else. The gateway sits in front of all of them, so the prompt, the reply, the model, and the cost land in one place, with the application that made the call named.

Yes. The gateway is Cloudflare’s, and it runs in your own Cloudflare account, where its core features are free. What you are paying for is it being set up properly, watched, and reported on rather than left as a dashboard nobody opens.

Your applications point at your gateway’s address instead of the provider directly, and name themselves in one header so spend shows per application. Your provider keys stay yours, and you can point them back at any time.

Setup starts within two business days, and the first full picture arrives within a week.

Yes. Every call is logged in your own Cloudflare account, and 90 days of prompts and replies are kept in your own R2 storage, locked with a key only you hold. Your workspace shows the calls and the cost by application, and the monthly report sums them up.

What was spent, broken down by application, what changed since last month, and anything unusual worth knowing about. Ninety days of history sits behind it.

Prompts and responses pass through Cloudflare’s network in your own Cloudflare account, and stay there. We walk you through exactly what that means and you confirm it before anything is switched on; if it is not acceptable, we say so rather than sell it to you anyway. The logs are yours, in your account.

With a second provider’s key given to the gateway, it falls back to that provider and handles the retries, so an outage at one of them does not stop your application. With one provider only, there is nothing to fall back to, and we tell you so at setup.

Your Cloudflare account shared with us as a member with the roles our setup names (the same way as DNS, never a password or an API token), the list of providers your applications use, and someone who can change an endpoint. If you have no Cloudflare account yet, the Free plan is enough.

Spend caps you set are enforced by Cloudflare at the gateway, one for the gateway and one for each application, and a call over a cap is refused until its 30 days start again. You see in your workspace when a cap is close, and caching stops the same answer being paid for twice.

No. Nothing is installed on anyone’s machine, and the only change at your end is the endpoint your applications call.

Yours, both. Your providers stay your providers, your keys stay in your applications, and the logs stay in your own Cloudflare account and storage, locked with your key. You can point your applications back at the providers whenever you want.

No. It runs as a standalone monthly service alongside whatever else you use. It is also part of AI Pro, if you would rather have the AI services on one invoice.