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20 Requesty alternatives

Requesty: AI gateway and LLM router: one OpenAI-compatible API for 600+ models, with fallback, load-balancing, latency and auto-routing policies, spend limits and EU routing. 20 apps do similar work, most sharing Cost Optimization, LLM Gateway and Observability, ranked by how much they have in common with Requesty.

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  1. Open-source AI gateway and LLM observability: one OpenAI-compatible endpoint for 100+ models, with fallbacks, caching, cost tracking and request tracing.

    Also: Cost Optimization, LLM Gateway, Observability

  2. Portkey (Palo Alto Networks)

    AI gateway and LLMOps platform: one API to 1,600+ models with fallbacks, caching, guardrails, cost tracking and prompt management.

    Also: Cost Optimization, LLM Gateway, Observability

  3. One API and one bill for hundreds of language models, with automatic failover between providers.

    Also: API, Cost Optimization, LLM Gateway

  4. One API for agent harnesses — run Codex, Claude Code or Hermes behind your product with shared sessions, streaming, files and cost controls, and swap harness with a config change.

    Also: API, Cost Optimization, LLM Gateway

  5. ngrok

    A hosted LLM gateway from ngrok: one base URL and one key for public providers, your own keys and self-hosted models, with failover, scoped access and cost analytics.

    Also: API, Cost Optimization, LLM Gateway

  6. Dataiku

    Finds every AI agent an enterprise is running across AWS, Databricks, Google, Microsoft, Salesforce and Snowflake, then measures and risk-ranks them.

    Also: AI Governance, Observability

  7. BerriAI

    Open-source, self-hosted AI gateway and Python SDK: one OpenAI-compatible API for 100+ providers, with spend tracking, budgets and guardrails.

    Also: Cost Optimization, LLM Gateway

  8. An open-source proxy that sits between your coding agent and the model, compressing tool schemas, file reads and stale history to cut token bills.

    Also: Cost Optimization, LLM Gateway

  9. Privacy-first AI gateway putting 600+ models from 90+ providers behind one OpenAI-compatible API, with no prompt or output logging.

    Also: API, LLM Gateway

  10. A memory layer for AI agents — remember user preferences and past interactions without stuffing the context window.

    Also: API, Cost Optimization

  11. Abacus.AI

    Abacus.AI's multi-model assistant: one $10/month subscription across 100+ frontier models, plus an autonomous agent, live meeting transcription and media generation.

    Also: LLM Gateway

  12. JetBrains s.r.o.

    JetBrains' agent platform: run Claude Agent, Codex, Junie or Copilot in the cloud, then review every diff inside your IDE.

    Also: Cost Optimization

  13. Free, open-source local MCP gateway: register each server once, share it with every AI client, and cut tool-definition tokens by up to 91%.

    Also: Cost Optimization

  14. A coding agent tuned for latency: routes easy work to fast models, pulls only the code it needs, and fans out tool calls in parallel.

    Also: Cost Optimization

  15. An AI on-call agent that drops read-only probes into running production code, capturing live variable snapshots and stack context without a redeploy or a restart.

    Also: Observability

  16. Real-time mobile observability with unsampled on-device logs, session replay and AI agents that triage and investigate app issues autonomously.

    Also: Observability

  17. Kube-DC

    Kube-DC.cloud is a fixed-price Kubernetes cloud for developers - with VMs, containers, managed databases, observability, backups, and unlimited traffic included.

    Also: Observability

  18. Prefactor Pty Ltd

    Agent observability and evaluation that scores every production run for quality, drift and risk — and can pause or block a risky action before it executes.

    Also: Observability

  19. The framework and observability platform most teams use to build, debug, and ship LLM agents.

    Also: Observability

  20. Warehouse-native product analytics that joins AI agent traces to user behaviour, so you can see which tool calls actually convert.

    Also: Observability