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Require a ZDR-eligible provider route. Usage metadata is retained; temporary memory caching may occur.
ZDR applies to eligible live chat routes. Provider policies govern retention; usage metadata remains. Availability and prices can differ by mode.
All models includes provider-listed ZDR references for media, embeddings, batch variants, and currently unavailable routes. Choose “Available on this router” for live ZDR quotes. A model appears here only when a current supplier listing confirms ZDR support.
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Why do the catalog and live-route counts differ?
The catalog includes models a provider lists as supporting ZDR, including media, embeddings, and batch variants. Live-route counts include only healthy, priced routes this gateway supports. A catalog listing does not enable a route or establish end-to-end retention for your application. Unavailable routes show no payable quote. Only 40 rows load initially; search covers the whole selected catalog.
How can prices be so low?
GPU Router connects buyers with suppliers offering excess inference capacity. That supply can include prepaid capacity a business cannot use before it expires. Suppliers can recover some of that cost, and buyers can access lower prices. Discounts change with supply, demand, and the route you choose.
What does the ZDR option cover?
ZDR restricts live chat to eligible provider routes and stops the request if none is available. It covers the provider’s handling of prompts and responses under its ZDR policy. Billing and usage records remain, temporary memory caching may occur, and deferred batches are excluded. Your own application’s logs are separate.