No training on customer data
The product promise is service-level, not vague model mythology. Customer inputs should not become future training material.
Privacy
Customer trust has to map to a real system boundary: domestic serving, no training on customer data, body logging disabled by default, and explicit retention behavior.
One sentence. One benchmark. One obvious next step.
Operator reviewSimple pricing. Domestic routing. Honest limits.
Privacy
The site should explain the operational reality: no training on customer data, body logging disabled by default, domestic routing for paid private traffic.
The product promise is service-level, not vague model mythology. Customer inputs should not become future training material.
Operational metadata is retained for reliability and billing. Body logging is debug-only, explicit, and temporary.
Paid private traffic stays on approved US-hosted infrastructure. If no eligible region is healthy, the system fails closed.
Retention modes, routing classes, and account policies should be visible, auditable, and separate from public benchmark traffic.
Cloudflare handles WAF, rate limiting, and bot checks before the request reaches the product control plane.
Toolkit resolves the account, plan, rolling limits, metered usage, and the allowed model route without default body retention.
Domestic vLLM pools on Runpod serve the request, using the backbone plus the correct adapter and region class.
Only operational metadata, usage, and billing records persist by default. Debug body logging is opt-in and expiring.
Toolkit-LLM
Run the benchmark, inspect the routing and pricing posture, and decide with numbers instead of brand gravity.