Privacy Policy

We use your information to operate the API router, authenticate users, process requests, meter usage, apply limits, maintain billing records, provide account dashboards, and respond to support or security issues.

We do not sell your personal data to third parties.

Request and usage metadata may be used to detect abuse, debug failures, reconcile billing, monitor reliability, improve routing, and maintain service integrity.

Sensitive credentials and passwords are not stored in plain text. API keys may be hashed or otherwise protected depending on their purpose in the service.

• Account data: retained while your account exists and for a reasonable period after deletion where needed for security, legal, billing, or backup purposes
• Usage and billing records: retained as needed for invoices, credits, audits, abuse prevention, taxes, and legal obligations
• Request content: retained only as needed to provide product features, troubleshoot, secure the service, or comply with applicable obligations
• Security logs: retained for a limited period appropriate to fraud prevention, abuse response, and platform integrity
• Backups: may persist for a limited period after deletion before being overwritten

We use carefully selected providers to deliver the service.

• AI model providers and upstream inference services to process routed requests
• Payment processors for checkout, subscriptions, invoices, and tax or payment records
• Infrastructure, database, storage, analytics, monitoring, and security providers
• Email or support providers when needed for account, product, or support communications

Traffic should be protected in transit with HTTPS/TLS.

Passwords are hashed before storage.

Access controls, sessions, API keys, rate limits, request guards, and monitoring help protect accounts and platform infrastructure.

No internet service can be guaranteed perfectly secure. You are responsible for keeping your account credentials and API keys confidential.

Your data may be processed in countries other than where you live. By using inference, you understand that data may be transferred to infrastructure, providers, and processors used to operate the service.