EUrouter is a unified AI API gateway that routes inference requests through European infrastructure to maintain GDPR compliance. Developers use a single OpenAI-compatible API key to access 167 models from 11 providers — including Mistral AI, AWS Bedrock, Microsoft Foundry, OVHcloud, Scaleway, and Nebius — without sending data through US servers. The company, EUrouter B.V., is registered in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Quick Reference
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Models available | 167 from 11 providers |
| API compatibility | OpenAI-compatible (drop-in base URL change) |
| Data residency | EU-only routing, zero data retention policy |
| Integrations | OpenAI SDK, LangChain, Vercel AI SDK, Cursor |
| Key features | Smart routing, automatic fallbacks, observability, budgets & limits |
| Company | EUrouter B.V., Amsterdam (KVK: 42054357) |
| Starting price | €0 (free tier) / €39/month (Plus) |
Provider Field
EUrouter aggregates models from 11 providers with varying headquarters and EU hosting arrangements:
| Provider | Models | HQ | EU-hosted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tensorix | 30 | Ireland (EU) | Dublin, Helsinki |
| AWS Bedrock | 32 | US | EU inference profiles |
| Mistral AI | 16 | France (EU) | EU |
| Nebius | 17 | Netherlands (EU) | EU regions |
| GreenPT | 15 | Netherlands (EU) | France |
| OVHcloud | 13 | France (EU) | EU, zero data retention |
| Microsoft Foundry | 13 | US | EU DataZone Standard |
| Scaleway | 13 | France (EU) | EU, zero data retention |
| IONOS Cloud | 11 | Germany (EU) | EU |
| Inceptron | 4 | Sweden (EU) | EU |
| Infercom | 3 | Luxembourg (EU) | SambaNova architecture |
Seven providers are EU-headquartered. Four (AWS, Microsoft, Nebius, and through some arrangements Tensorix) have US or mixed ownership but operate EU-based inference. This distinction matters for organizations with strict data sovereignty requirements.
Plan Comparison
| Plan | Price | Requests/month | Rate limit | Markup on provider costs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | €0 | 400 (50/day) | 20 RPM | 15% |
| Plus | €39/month | 100,000 | 60 RPM | 9% + token usage |
| Pro | €99/month | 1,000,000 | 150 RPM | 3% + token usage |
All plans use pay-as-you-go pricing on top of the markup. The free tier doesn’t require a credit card. Paid plans bill monthly with no refund policy.
Migration from OpenAI
EUrouter uses an OpenAI-compatible API. Migration typically requires changing only the base URL in your existing code:
- Sign up and get an EUrouter API key.
- Replace the OpenAI base URL with the EUrouter endpoint.
- Existing OpenAI SDK, LangChain, Vercel AI SDK, and Cursor integrations work without code changes beyond the URL swap.
Supported capabilities include streaming responses, tool calling, vision inputs, and structured JSON output.
Sovereignty Considerations
EUrouter promises EU data residency, but the reality is nuanced. Four of the 11 providers (AWS Bedrock, Microsoft Foundry, and to some extent Nebius and Tensorix) are US-headquartered companies operating EU-based infrastructure. While data processing occurs within the EU, the underlying provider terms and privacy policies still govern content processing. Organizations subject to strict EU-only procurement requirements should verify whether US-headquartered providers with EU hosting meet their compliance standards.
The zero data retention policy applies at the EUrouter layer — prompts and completions aren’t stored after the response is delivered. However, individual provider retention policies may differ. EUrouter doesn’t audit or guarantee the data handling practices of each underlying provider.
Known Limitations
The free tier is limited to 400 requests per month (50 per day) with a 20 RPM rate limit — too restrictive for anything beyond initial testing or prototyping. Production applications require a paid plan.
EUrouter is a routing layer, not a model provider. It doesn’t fine-tune, host, or modify the underlying models. Quality, latency, and capability depend entirely on the chosen provider and model. If a provider experiences an outage, EUrouter can auto-fallback to another provider, but the replacement model may produce different results.
No self-hosting option exists. Teams that require complete infrastructure control must contract directly with model providers rather than routing through EUrouter.
Visit EUrouter — https://www.eurouter.ai/