EUrouter
A straight answer to a specific procurement problem: European teams that cannot send prompts to a US endpoint but still want the whole model catalogue behind one key. The OpenAI-compatible schema means existing code moves over with a base URL change, and the markup shrinks from 15% to 3% as you climb tiers. It competes head-on with OpenRouter and wins mainly on jurisdiction, not on price or model count.
Pros
- 173 models from ten-plus providers behind one OpenAI-compatible endpoint
- Requests route through EU infrastructure, with GDPR compliance as the default
- Automatic routing by price, quality or latency rather than a fixed model choice
- Token markup falls from 15% to 3% as you move up the plans
- The operating company is named and registered in Amsterdam with a public registration number
Cons
- The plan fee is only part of the cost — token usage carries a percentage markup on top
- Prices are set in euros, so USD costs move with the exchange rate
- The free tier's 15% markup makes it the most expensive per token
- As a proxy layer it adds a hop and depends on upstream provider availability