Self-hosted AI gateway · one binary · your perimeter

Every model.
One gateway.
Fully governed.

Gatelodge sits in front of every LLM your teams use — cloud or on-prem — behind a single OpenAI-compatible endpoint, with the keys, budgets, and tamper-evident audit trail your security team already demands. The data never leaves your estate.

  • 10 backend types
  • Embedded local inference
  • Audit chain, not just logs
  • Boots in one command
gatelodge console · localhost:8010 v2.2.1 · community

models · alias chains

aliasrouted top50$ / 1k
smartanthropic · sonnet 4.582ms3.00
fastgroq · gpt-oss-20b41ms0.15
visionopenai · gpt-4.1119ms2.50
localembedded · qwen3-8b128ms0.00
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don't-display: the unlisted model never renders — its requests return the same unknown-model error as any typo

The gatehouse in operation — one console page, the whole AI estate

You know these pains.
Your teams live them.

Every organization building AI features hits the same wall — usually in the same order.

01

API keys pasted into scripts, shared over Slack

No rotation, no per-team accounting, no idea who can spend what.

→ Gateway keys per team and role · central credential vault · provider keys never appear in config or logs

02

The inference invoice is a surprise every month

No budgets, no cost attribution, no levers to pull when the number doubles.

→ Monthly token budgets with hard stops · per-team & per-request cost accounting · semantic cache — hits never bill

03

“Who called which model, with what data?” — silence

Compliance (SOC 2, EU AI Act) is arriving and AI usage leaves no record.

→ Per-request structured logs · hash-chained audit trail — tamper-evident by construction, not by policy

04

Locked into whichever SDK the first dev picked

Every provider change means application surgery across the codebase.

→ One OpenAI-compatible endpoint in front of OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Azure, Vertex, Bedrock, RunPod & local models · swap per-task with alias chains — zero app changes

05

Employees using random AI services with company data

Shadow AI: ungoverned, unlogged, unowned.

→ Self-hosted gateway, allowlisted backends · unapproved models don’t even display — they can’t be clicked

06

Provider outages take the product down

One upstream hiccup and the feature pages go dark.

→ Hedge routing — a slow primary loses the race to its fallback · chain plans with automatic failover

Five pillars.
One gatehouse.

Everything below ships in the binary you download — the free edition carries the full governance stack.

Routing & scale

Every model behind one door

OpenAI-compatible, Anthropic Messages, Gemini Interactions, OpenAI Responses, Azure OpenAI, Vertex AI, Bedrock Converse, RunPod pods & serverless, and embedded local GGUF inference. Alias chains route per task; hedges and fallbacks ride along. Tier D replicas share state over Redis.

Governance

Proof, not promises

Role-based access (admin, read-only ops, key-manager), SSO/OIDC, SCIM provisioning, team workspaces, per-team and per-session budgets, full key lifecycle with revocation — and an append-only, hash-linked audit chain.

Cost control

Spend you can steer

A semantic cache where hits never bill. Monthly token budgets that stop overruns cold. Per-request, per-team, per-backend cost accounting. Route the cheap tasks to small or local models — flagship only when it matters.

Observability

See every request

OTLP tracing export, Prometheus metrics, per-request JSONL logs, and a live admin console — health, performance, syslog, governance, and license in one pane. The audit-chain widget renders tamper evidence visually.

Security posture

Inside your walls

Self-hosted — prompts never leave your perimeter. Closed distribution: a machine-code binary, no source to fork or leak. Secrets resolve from env, files, commands, or the console-managed store — never committed, never logged.

Also at the desk

The small things that make it operations

MCP tool-call governance · one-click provider presets · model finder and downloader · RunPod deploy wizard · hot-reloading config and licenses · tamper-evident revocation list · Windows & Linux · single-file install.

The math of
the front door

Direct savings from caching and routing, cost avoidance from audit readiness, and one governance layer across every provider.

Estimate your payback

gross monthly savings$2,913
gateway cost (enterprise)$975
net monthly$1,938
return multiple3.0×

estimate — rates validated with design partners. community edition: the gateway itself is free; every dollar saved is kept.

Free at the gate.
Paid at the estate.

One product, two editions. The free binary is the full governance stack — not a demo.

Community — free

The full gatehouse, self-serve

Free · 30-day trial of serving, one-time key removes the limit

  • Full governance: RBAC, audit chain, budgets, keys
  • Observability & cost-saver included
  • Local inference + named cloud providers
  • Single instance, closed binary
Download the free trial

one-time · removes the 30-day limit

Enterprise — paid

For the whole estate

from $39 /user/month · or tiered per deployment ($499–$1,499/mo) · volume breaks

  • Everything in Community
  • Multi-replica tier D with shared state
  • SCIM provisioning · SSO · teams & workspaces
  • Session budgets · MCP gateway governance
  • Support, compliance & audit assistance
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Self-hosted always. No SaaS tier — your prompts never transit our infrastructure, because there is no “our infrastructure.”

Your inference.
Our gatehouse. Co-branded.

For inference platforms without a governance layer — which is all of them — Gatelodge ships as a 90-day co-branded trial for your customers. One binary, a license carrying your name, your endpoints pre-entitled.

Your brand on the license · Only your backends entitled · 90-day trial, hard stop · 20–30% first-year revenue share on conversion

Why partners hand it out

A governed gateway configured for your endpoints locks the customer’s workflow onto your platform. Governance is the stickiness raw API access never had — and it gets you into procurement conversations that tokens alone never see.

Why customers keep it

Budgets, audit trail, key management, cost accounting — on day one, self-hosted, in their perimeter. Post-trial they buy the key; you keep the inference and a share of the license.

One binary.
Thirty days, everything.

The Community binary is the full gatehouse — governance, observability, cost-saver, local inference — free for a 30-day evaluation from first boot. No license file, no feature walls during the trial. Enter your email and take the gate home.

  • Single .exe — 156 MB, no installer
  • Full feature trial, 30 days from first boot
  • Local inference works offline, day one
  • After the trial: buy the perpetual key, or keep using local inference

By downloading you agree to the End-User License Agreement.

Knock.
The gate opens.

Request the community binary, book an enterprise walkthrough, or talk channel trials. We answer within a business day.