OpenRouter launches Private Endpoints for dedicated capacity and fine-tuned models

1. 12:45 PM
   OpenRouter@OpenRouterOfficial

   OpenRouter private beta sees teams run dedicated GLM, Kimi, and DeepSeek deployments

   AIOpenRouter says teams in its private beta are running dedicated GLM, Kimi, and DeepSeek deployments, plus reserved OpenAI and Anthropic capacity. The post links to a blog announcement on how to try the private endpoints.

   
2. 12:45 PM
   OpenRouter@OpenRouterOfficial

   OpenRouter launches Private Endpoints for dedicated capacity and fine-tunes

   AIOpenRouter says Private Endpoints are now live on its platform for Enterprise plans. The endpoints let organizations add dedicated capacity and fine-tuned models that are callable like any other model, visible only to their own org. When dedicated capacity is unavailable, requests automatically fall back to shared capacity.

   

1. OpenRouter BlogOfficial

   OpenRouter launches Private Endpoints for fine-tuned models and reserved capacity

   AIOpenRouter launches Private Endpoints, letting Enterprise organizations route their own fine-tuned models, dedicated deployments and reserved capacity through its API alongside the public catalog. Only approved organizations can see a private endpoint, and it stays out of public model lists, rankings and benchmarks. Private Endpoints is an Enterprise add-on that organizations enable through their account representative, and each organization can register up to 10 endpoints by default.

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