Bots can spam expensive endpoints
Public AI surfaces get hit long before provider billing explains what happened.
Panicly sits before OpenAI, OpenRouter, Anthropic, and other model providers to enforce hard budgets, token guards, abuse rules, Sentry Mode, and request policies before traffic creates spend.
Panicly gateway console
northstar-prod / live traffic
Gateway decision board
Spend ceiling
$4,820 / $5,000
Hard stop at workspace limit
Token guard
64k max
Reject oversized requests
Model access
17 approved
Experimental models stay disabled
Sentry Mode
Armed
Pause risky requests
15:35:10
checkout-worker
/v1/responses
Token guard
82k token estimate rejected upstream
$0.00
15:35:09
sales-copilot
/v1/chat
Approved model
Approved model stayed inside budget
$0.18
| Time | Project | Route | Policy | Decision | Spend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15:35:10 | checkout-worker | /v1/responses | Token guard | Blocked | $0.00 |
| 15:35:09 | sales-copilot | /v1/chat | Approved model | Allowed | $0.18 |
| 15:33:29 | support-api | /v1/responses | Sentry Mode | Held | $0.00 |
What the product is
Panicly is not a prompt surface or demo wrapper. It is the operational layer that decides whether model traffic is allowed to spend, where it can route, and how every decision is explained.
Budgets, model access, Region Rules, Network Controls, and Sentry Mode are checked before a request can create provider spend.
Review the route, project, source, policy, estimated cost, decision, and reason without rebuilding incidents from provider logs.
Usage, plan limits, included volume, credits, and held spend stay visible as operating facts instead of surprise invoices.
Why buyers care
Public AI surfaces get hit long before provider billing explains what happened.
One power user can turn shared access into shared liability.
Autonomous flows need a hard stop when they stop behaving like plans.
Retries and background workers fail fast only if the gateway can say no.
You need request-level evidence while the incident is still active, not just a bill later.
Panicly gives you a hard enforcement layer before the request reaches the provider.
Feature set
Set workspace and project limits, then stop routing the moment the limit is reached.
Reject oversized requests before they ever hit the upstream provider.
Hold risky traffic instantly without shipping a new deploy or rotating provider keys.
Approve production-safe models per project and keep experimental ones disabled.
Inspect and block network sources before forwarding starts.
Block countries and regions with IP location signals before provider forwarding starts.
Review provider-key changes, rules, Sentry Mode toggles, and setup work in one place.
Every request records route, project, source, policy, decision, cost estimate, and reason.
How it works
Use Panicly as the gateway before OpenAI, OpenRouter, Anthropic, or other provider calls.
Set budgets, token limits, model access, regions, network rules, and Sentry Mode from one workspace.
Panicly makes the decision before provider spend happens and records the outcome with the request.
Operators get a request record they can actually use during incidents, billing reviews, and rollout changes.
Use cases
Keep one signup, one script, or one broken integration from draining shared provider spend.
Ship AI features faster without rebuilding spend protection for every new workspace.
Guard long chains, retries, and autonomous workflows with traffic rules that live outside app code.
Route internal traffic through one control layer instead of trusting every team to self-police usage.
Launch your rollout
Add hard usage protection, request evidence, and operational controls before model traffic reaches your provider.
Launch updates
Get release notes, pricing updates, and availability changes as Panicly opens up.