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Private Endpoints: Bring Your Fine-Tuned Models and Capacity to OpenRouter

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Date Published
Author
Brian Thomas
Word Count
881
Company Posts That Month
22
Language
English
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No
Summary

OpenRouter has launched Private Endpoints, an Enterprise add-on that lets organizations route fine-tuned models, dedicated deployments, and reserved provider capacity through the same API, model slugs, and routing controls used for public models. Private endpoints are visible only to approved organizations, remain absent from public listings and benchmarks, and can prioritize private capacity while falling back to public providers when configured limits or outages occur. Administrators can register deployments hosted by supported BYOK providers, assign pricing and prompt-retention policies, and complete validation checks for compatibility, streaming, billing usage, and model identity before activation. Endpoints can also be created and managed through a Management API or Terraform, while providers continue handling data according to their existing policies rather than automatically receiving zero-data-retention status. The feature supports eligible regional routing, requires provider keys in each calling workspace, has a default limit of 10 endpoints per organization, and must be enabled through an Enterprise account representative.

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