Every model your company uses,
in one place you control

Put OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Amazon Bedrock, Azure, and your own models behind one gateway that runs in your environment. Decide who uses what, see what it costs, and keep a record of every call.

xpander Logs: every model call through the gateway, with the trace of an SRE on-call session
xpander Logs: every model call through the gateway, with the trace of an SRE on-call session

Any model,
including your own

Use frontier models from public providers, models in your own cloud account over a private connection, or open-weight models on your own GPUs.

Public providers

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Amazon Bedrock, and Azure, behind one gateway.

Your cloud account

For example Amazon Bedrock over PrivateLink, with an IAM role instead of stored keys.

Your own GPUs

Open-weight models, tuned by xpander so your people get strong results from the models you host.

Change models without changing your apps or agents.

What you control
from one gateway

Decide who uses what, see what it costs, and keep a record of every call.

Model access

Choose which groups, teams, and agents can use which models. Groups can follow your identity provider’s groups.

Budgets

Set limits for each group, member, API key, agent, and even a single task, so a large analysis job never costs more than you allow.

Cost visibility

See spend by team, model, agent, and end user, including usage on licenses you bring yourself.

Keys

Provider keys stay in your vault. Apps, agents, and laptops never hold them.

Routing

Send each request to the right model: a public provider, a model in your own cloud account, or your own GPUs.

Logs

Every request is recorded with the user, agent, model, and cost.

Already have an AI gateway? Keep it

Keep the gateway you run today for routing, failover, and caching. xpander governs it alongside its own.

Your gateway keeps doing

WHAT xpander ADDS

Access

Your gateway keeps doing

Route to vendors

Fail over between models

Retry failed calls

Rate-limit traffic

Balance load across keys

Cache responses

Log requests

Track usage

Serve your other apps

Run in your network

WHAT xpander ADDS

Scope model access

Use IdP groups

Cap agent spend

Budget each task

See cost by team

Vault your keys

Route to your GPUs

Log every call

Export the audit log

Connect coding tools

Runs in your cluster,
connects your coding tools

Deploy from a Helm chart into your cluster, with scaling built in: in your cloud account, on-premises, or air-gapped. Then connect each laptop’s coding tools with one copied command.

Helm chart

Deploy into your cluster, with scaling built in.

Anywhere you run

Your cloud account, on-premises, or air-gapped.

Coding tools in one step

Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode connect with one copied command per tool. Your own code connects with a copied prompt.

No provider keys on laptops

Coding-tool calls get the same access rules, budgets, and logs as everything else. Provider keys stay in your vault.

Know where every AI dollar goes,
and cap it

Spend by agent, task, model, and person in one view, with budgets that warn or stop at the thresholds you set.

xpander Usage: spend by person, model and team across every AI client
xpander Usage: spend by person, model and team across every AI client

Questions we hear from IT leaders

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Amazon Bedrock, Azure, and self-hosted models, including open-weight models on your own GPUs.

The gateway runs in your environment. Requests go only to the providers you choose. With models in your cloud account or on your own GPUs, nothing leaves.

Per group, member, key, agent, task, and end user.

Same platform

What comes next
The rest of the platform

Add the MCP Gateway for tools, then the Agent Runtime and AI Workspace, on the same platform.

See how it would run
in your environment