One API key to 300+ models, hosted in the EU. Drop-in compatible with the OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google SDKs: switching is a base URL change. What's different: ~half our 30+ providers run inference in Europe, one EU sub-processor covers every model, no prompts stored by default. Add the control plane for routing, PII masking, per-team spend caps, and audit trails. Agent-native: paste one line into Claude Code or Cursor and it sets up Opper for you. No markup on tokens, 3% fee on credit top-ups.
We're building an AI gateway in Stockholm and launching here soon. One thing keeps surprising us. Developers say they don't care about data residency, then their B2B customers ask about it in every procurement call and suddenly they do. So we made EU data residency the default instead of an enterprise add-on. Curious what this community thinks. When you pick AI infrastructure, does the region ever factor in, or is it purely latency, price, and model access until a customer forces the issue?
