For individual agent experiments and lightweight hosted routing.
- 10,000 included requests per month
- 60 requests per minute
- Hosted API keys and basic usage visibility
- Standard fallback chains
Hosted routing plans
Use the hosted edge at https://api.sagerouter.dev/v1 for account-managed API keys, quotas, fallback reliability, and routing telemetry while keeping provider access customer-authorized and local-first by default.
Sage Router sells routing, reliability, account management, quotas, analytics, and support. It does not grant unauthorized model access, pool provider accounts, or bypass provider terms.
No provider key or credit card is required until your generated sk_sage_* key exists. Continue with GitHub or email; both open the hosted account page with Pro selected, then you can create the key first and complete checkout.
sk_sage_* key after Pro setup.
Create API key next
sk_sage_* key?
Skip plan comparison and reopen the generated-key setup path. It preserves the key-first flow and records this as recovery demand.
sk_sage_* key from the browser account flow./v1/models, then send the first hosted request.Key-first activation proof
The Pro handoff opens generated-key creation first. That gives a buyer the setup artifact before payment, then checkout unlocks hosted routing once the account is active.
For individual agent experiments and lightweight hosted routing.
For daily AI agent work, frontier profiles, and practical fallback policy.
For higher-volume automation, teams, and priority routing capacity.
Launch math
The hosted plan ladder is designed to reach a real SaaS target without pretending Sage Router is a model resale marketplace. A mixed cohort of 100 Lite, 200 Pro, and 50 Max customers is $10,200 MRR.
| Customer mix | Monthly recurring revenue | What it proves |
|---|---|---|
| 334 Pro | $10,020 | Daily agent developers value hosted routing and analytics. |
| 139 Max | $10,008 | High-volume teams pay for reliability and priority capacity. |
| 100 Lite + 200 Pro + 50 Max | $10,200 | Balanced conversion across hobby, professional, and team use. |
What customers buy
sk_sage_* API keys for OpenAI-compatible clients.Managed provider access
Managed provider access is not active in the public plans yet. It will stay disabled until Sage Router has explicit provider resale terms, a published margin policy, durable quotas and rate limits, durable operator audit events, and acceptable-use terms for managed model access.
/pricing metadata as managedProviderAccess.Beta interest and implementation review are demand capture only. Public checkout still buys Sage Router routing, account, quota, analytics, and reliability infrastructure.
Runtime guard
The public API keeps managed provider access disabled until provider resale terms, an allowlist, margin policy, configured cost model, plan-margin checks, quotas, audit events, and acceptable-use controls are all ready.
| Plan | Public revenue / 1k requests | Max safe provider cost / 1k | Managed-access margin status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lite | 60 cents | 39 cents | Waiting on provider cost model |
| Pro | 60 cents | 39 cents | Waiting on provider cost model |
| Max | 36 cents | 23.4 cents | Waiting on provider cost model |
| Provider family | Managed access status | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Ollama | Not allowlisted | Eligible only after provider authorization, cost, quota, audit, and abuse controls |
| OpenAI | Not allowlisted | Eligible only after provider authorization, cost, quota, audit, and abuse controls |
| Anthropic | Not allowlisted | Eligible only after provider authorization, cost, quota, audit, and abuse controls |
| OpenRouter | BYOK supported; not bundled resale | Supported routing provider, but not part of the managed subscription offer |
oneSubscriptionReadiness keeps the commercial preference visible while providerFamilyReadiness keeps OpenRouter available as BYOK routing without bundling it into managed resale.
This checkpoint is public metadata only. It does not expose provider credentials, costs, OAuth tokens, customer prompts, raw responses, or generated API keys.
OpenRouter and other BYOK-compatible gateways can be routed with authorized customer keys, but they do not satisfy the managed resale allowlist.