One AI gateway. Every team.

Every team wants AI. Nobody wants to manage the infrastructure. PromptShuttle gives platform teams a central API with per-team isolation, cost controls, and zero per-team setup.

// Every team uses the same SDK.
// You control what they can access.

const openai = new OpenAI({
  baseURL: "https://api.promptshuttle.com/v1",
  apiKey:  team.apiKey,  // per-team key
});

// Team sees their models, their budget,
// their usage. You see everything.

The Problem With Decentralized AI

Without a platform layer, every team solves the same problems independently.

What happens without a gateway

API keys scattered across repos. Five teams paying for the same model with no volume leverage. No visibility into who's spending what. One team's experiment burns through the org's rate limit. Compliance has no audit trail.

What platform teams actually need

A single integration point that every team uses through the SDK they already know. Central control over costs, model access, and governance — without slowing anyone down. That's PromptShuttle.

Built for Central Control

Everything a platform team needs to provide AI as an internal service.

Per-team API keys

Issue scoped keys per team or project. Each key has its own rate limits, model access, and budget caps.

Cost visibility

Track spend by team, project, or individual flow. No more shared API keys with mystery invoices at month-end.

Model routing

Route requests across providers based on cost, latency, or capability. Teams request a model class — you decide what serves it.

Governance & guardrails

Set which models each team can access, enforce prompt policies, and audit every request through a single control plane.

Multi-tenancy built in

Full isolation between teams. Data, prompts, and flows never cross boundaries — without any infra work from your side.

No per-team setup

Onboard a new team in minutes: create a project, issue a key, set limits. They use the standard OpenAI SDK from day one.

How Teams Experience It

For consuming teams, it's just the OpenAI SDK pointed at a different URL.

What teams get

Standard OpenAI SDK — zero learning curve
Access to any model you've approved
Pre-built agent flows they can call as model names
Their own usage dashboard
Self-service within your guardrails

What platform teams get

Org-wide cost tracking and budgets
Model routing and provider failover
Full audit log of every request
Per-team rate limits and access policies
One vendor relationship, all providers

Stop being a bottleneck. Start being a platform.

Give every team AI access through one API. Keep cost control, governance, and visibility centralized.