Requesty is a hosted LLM gateway that adds 5% to what you spend on models. RouterPlus bills each provider's listed price with no per-token markup, and adds reserved capacity and sourced providers when you scale.
RouterPlus is the better fit for teams that want provider prices without a markup, capacity reserved across providers and providers sourced for them. Requesty adds 5% to model spend on its pay-as-you-go plan.13
What is the difference between RouterPlus and Requesty?
Both are hosted, OpenAI-compatible gateways with one key for many models. Requesty bills provider price plus 5%. RouterPlus bills the provider's listed price with no markup, and also reserves capacity and sources providers for teams at scale.314
Which is cheaper, RouterPlus or Requesty?
On the same model and provider, RouterPlus costs less per token: it bills the provider's listed price with no markup, while Requesty adds 5%. With your own provider keys, RouterPlus charges 0%.135
Can RouterPlus replace Requesty?
Yes, for models in the RouterPlus catalog. Both speak the OpenAI and Anthropic formats, so switching is a base URL, key and model ID change. Check the catalog for each model you call before you move traffic.6
Does RouterPlus store my prompts?
Billing and analytics keep metadata only. Requests to shared endpoints go to an encrypted request log for up to 30 days, for debugging. Dedicated endpoints and organizations that opt out are never logged.7
How do I switch from Requesty to RouterPlus?
Point your client at https://api.routerplus.com/v1, use a RouterPlus key and map model names to RouterPlus catalog IDs. The OpenAI and Anthropic SDKs work unchanged.6