OpenAI-compatible gateway endpoint
Exposes a single `/v1` endpoint with streaming support so existing clients can connect without changing their basic API shape.
Experiential Labs is an open-source AI gateway that gives teams one endpoint and API key for hosted models, customer-owned keys, and local or custom models. It adds routing, budgets, access control, attribution, and optional intelligence features for agent traffic.
Experiential Labs is an open source AI gateway for routing model traffic through one OpenAI-compatible endpoint. It lets teams point agents and applications at a single API while using hosted providers, their own provider keys, or local and custom models behind the same interface.
The product is designed to centralize key management, usage controls, and attribution across model calls. Its core gateway is free and open source to self-host, while the hosted service adds managed routing, org controls, and an intelligence layer that can suggest cheaper or faster routes, improve cache hit rate, and support a model trained on a team’s traffic.
Exposes a single `/v1` endpoint with streaming support so existing clients can connect without changing their basic API shape.
Routes requests across hosted providers, cloud hosts, pooled accounts, customer keys, and local models, with failover on capacity or provider errors.
Enforces hard caps, model allowlists, and request-level policies at the gateway so limits apply on every call.
Provides logs and dashboards for spend, requests, token counts, TTFT, and usage broken down by agent, person, model, or day.
Supports bringing your own provider keys and, on higher plans, routing to local and custom models through the same endpoint.
Offers per-prompt model optimization, caching suggestions, prompt compression guidance, and an opt-in model trained on the team’s traffic.
Teams that use multiple model providers can give agents and developers one endpoint, one login, and one place to manage keys and policies.
Admins can set caps, route by budget, and inspect usage by key, person, agent, or day to understand where costs are coming from.
Product and engineering teams can use the intelligence layer to route simple prompts to cheaper models and harder prompts to stronger ones.
Organizations that want to run the gateway on their own infrastructure can self-host the open source core and route to local models behind the same API.
Teams that need recordkeeping can review request logs with route, token, fallback, and cost data for individual calls.
Pricing is credit-based. Routed tokens spend credits at the provider’s list price with no markup, and intelligence features also consume credits. The site offers a Free plan, a Pro plan, and Enterprise with custom committed credits.
Yes. The site says BYOK is supported, and routed traffic can use your own provider keys first.
Yes. The core gateway is open source and can be run on your own infrastructure.
Yes. The site mentions budgets, allowlists, RBAC, org-wide policies, and API key management.
It can suggest optimal model routing, identify caching opportunities, and support an opt-in model trained on your traffic.
Traffic data is for reference only.
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