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Groq Alternative — Fast LLM API Without the Rate Limits

Hitting Groq rate limits? TrustedRouter is an OpenAI-compatible API with 220+ model routes, 30+ providers, measured fast routes, and automatic failover.

Verify gateway

Onebase URL to migrate

100sof models and routes

Noneprompt logs by default

Groq alternative

Fast inference only counts when request 41 still goes through.

Groq earned its reputation. LPU hardware delivers excellent single-request tokens per second on the models it serves, and TrustedRouter does not claim to beat that head-to-head. The pain shows up in production: per-minute and per-day request quotas, and a small catalog. Agent loops multiply requests. A ten-step agent run is forty-plus API calls, and a daily quota can end it mid-task.

TrustedRouter is an OpenAI-compatible API over 220+ model routes across 30+ providers. The trustedrouter/fast meta-route sends each request to the fastest measured provider for that model, and gpt-oss-120b runs on a Cerebras-served fast route. When a provider goes down, requests roll over automatically. The latency numbers behind those routing decisions come from real routed requests, published for anyone to check. Migration is one line: change base_url, keep your SDK, model ids, and code.

See measured latency Browse 220+ model routes

Migrate in one linePython

from openai import OpenAI

client = OpenAI(
    base_url="https://api.trustedrouter.com/v1",
    api_key="YOUR_TRUSTEDROUTER_KEY",
)

resp = client.chat.completions.create(
    model="trustedrouter/fast",
    messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Summarize this diff."}],
)

Speed

Fast routes, measured

trustedrouter/fast picks the fastest measured route for each model. The gpt-oss-120b route is served on Cerebras hardware. Every number on the latency benchmarks page comes from real routed requests.

Headroom

Built for agent loops

One agent task can mean dozens of calls. TrustedRouter spreads traffic across 30+ providers and rolls a request over automatically when a provider is down, so the loop keeps running instead of stopping at a quota wall.

Catalog

220+ routes, 30+ providers

Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek V4, Kimi K2.7, Qwen 3.5, GLM-5.2, MiniMax M3, Llama, Mistral, Nemotron 3 Ultra. Chinese open-weight models are served by non-Chinese hosts on attested infrastructure, so prompts do not go to the model vendor. Full list with per-model pricing at /pricing.

GroqTrustedRouter

Single-request speedCustom LPU hardware; excellent tokens per second on its catalogFast routes to the fastest measured provider per model, published from real traffic

Model catalogSmall, curated set of open models tuned for LPUs220+ routes across 30+ providers, closed and open weights

Rate limitsPer-minute and per-day request quotasTraffic spread across 30+ providers with automatic rollover

FailoverSingle provider; an outage stops requestsAutomatic provider fallback on every route

PrivacyProvider privacy policyHardware-attested TEE gateway; attestation checkable live

Verifiable privacy

Attestation beats a privacy policy.

Speed gets you to production. Privacy keeps you there. Every TrustedRouter prompt runs through a hardware-attested confidential-compute gateway: the source is open, the image digest is published, and the attestation is checkable live, bound to your TLS session so it cannot be replayed. TrustedRouter does not store prompt or output content by default.

Pick a privacy tier per route: Open, Zero-Data-Retention, or TEE, where even the serving provider cannot read the prompt. Details at /security. Or skip the reading and try a fast route in the playground.

Questions

Is TrustedRouter as fast as Groq?

For a single request on a model Groq serves, Groq's LPU hardware is very fast. TrustedRouter's claim is about production: the trustedrouter/fast meta-route sends each request to the fastest measured provider for that model, gpt-oss-120b runs on a Cerebras-served fast route, and the latency numbers are published from real routed requests. When a provider goes down, requests roll over automatically.

How do I migrate from Groq to TrustedRouter?

Change the base URL. TrustedRouter exposes an OpenAI-compatible API, so you keep your SDK, your model ids, and your code. Point your client at the TrustedRouter endpoint, create a key, and send the same requests. Pricing is a thin markup over provider list prices, with per-model rates listed on the pricing page. You can pay with prepaid credits, bring your own provider key, or pay per request with crypto.

What happens when a provider hits a rate limit or goes down?

TrustedRouter routes across more than 30 providers and rolls a request over to another provider automatically when one is down. That matters most for agentic workloads: a ten-step agent run is forty or more API calls, so a single provider's quota can end the run mid-task. Spreading those calls across a large provider pool, with automatic fallback, is how the loop keeps running.

Which models does TrustedRouter serve?

TrustedRouter has 220+ model routes across 30+ providers: Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek V4 Pro and Flash, Kimi K2.7, GLM-5.2, Qwen 3.5, MiniMax M3, Llama, Mistral, and Nemotron 3 Ultra, plus meta-routes that pick the best, cheapest, or fastest route per request. Chinese open-weight models are served by non-Chinese hosting providers on attested infrastructure, so your prompts do not go to the model vendor.