The carrier console for LLM Gateway
Put your models on the departure board.
LLM Gateway routes developer traffic across model providers. Airside is where providers run the airline: claim your carrier, register your fleet, file your fares — and win routes.
Self-serve. Verified by your email domain. One-time $2,500 listing fee — you're listed once we approve your claim.
| Model | Carrier | Gate | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
An AI gateway is an airport. Developers land here with their coding agents; the gateway routes each of them onto a carrier. Airside is the side of the airport where the carriers operate.
From claim to cleared for takeoff
Verify your domain
Sign up with your company email. When its domain matches your API endpoint's domain, your carrier code unlocks. Settle the one-time $2,500 listing fee — or a partner invite code — and you're cleared to claim. No sales call, no paperwork.
Register your fleet
List your models with context, capabilities and launch pricing. New listings are reviewed by the regulator before they enter service.
File your fares
Pricing never changes silently. Every price change is a tariff filing — drafted by you, approved by us, and only then in effect.
Win traffic
Watch your routes fill. File a landing fee or discount change, and once cleared, dispatch routes more passengers through your gates.
Dispatch — the smart routing election
Routing is an auction you can actually see.
For every request, dispatch scores each eligible carrier and the lowest score wins the passenger. Your fares carry the most weight — the price after your discount and the landing fee (our margin) you accept — followed by on-time performance (availability), runway capacity (throughput) and taxi time (latency).
That means the controls in this console are not cosmetic: cutting a fare, filing a lower tariff, or accepting a smaller landing fee measurably moves traffic to your gates.
Regulated, on purpose
Your fleet, our tower.
Airside exists to bring smaller and local-model providers onto the gateway without a sales cycle — and without letting billing surprises onto the runway.
You control the fleet
Add models, edit capabilities, delist retired aircraft — instantly, no review needed.
We clear the tariffs
Initial listings and every later price change land in our approval queue before taking effect.
You set the economics
Slide your discount and the landing fee you accept; fare changes clear our approval queue, then move routing.
You watch it fly
Requests, errors, tokens and billed traffic, per model and per day.
Pre-flight questions
- Who can claim a carrier?
- Anyone with a verified email address on the provider's own domain. If your API is served from api.acme.ai, an @acme.ai address claims the acme carrier — that's the whole check, enforced server-side.
- What does listing cost?
- A one-time $2,500 listing fee per provider company, paid via Stripe during onboarding and due before your claim is approved — non-refundable, and waived with an invite code if we already work with you. No subscription, no minimum volume: once listed you only share the gateway margin you accept on traffic you win.
- Can we run more than one carrier?
- Yes. A company can hold multiple providers — regional deployments, a fast-inference brand and a budget brand — all under one operations console.
- Why can't we edit prices directly?
- Because your listed price is what developers are billed. Prices enter service only through an approved tariff filing, so nobody's bill jumps because of a typo at 2am. Everything else about a model you can edit freely.
- How do we get routed more traffic?
- Dispatch scores every candidate on fares, on-time performance, runway capacity and taxi time. Cutting your fares, offering a discount, or accepting a higher landing fee lowers your routing score — and lower scores win.
- What do we see about our traffic?
- Requests, errors, tokens and billed traffic across every gateway tenant that flies with you — aggregated per model and per day, the same rollups our own operations dashboard reads.
The board updates every minute.
Get your fleet on it.
One-time $2,500 listing fee, due before approval — after that you only share margin on traffic you win.