Set up Requesty.ai

Requesty is a model router (aggregator): one API, one key, many models behind it. As an aggregator the routing choice determines the actual data location — there is no blanket EU guarantee. Requesty offers an EU endpoint and optional EU-only models for that. Whether Requesty fits your situation is the job of the provider selection guide; this page only covers the setup.

Step 1 — get a key from Requesty

1. Sign up at app.requesty.ai.
2. On the API Keys page, create an API key and copy it immediately.

Step 2 — store it in CompanyWizard

Requesty has no dedicated catalog card; you add it as an OpenAI-compatible provider:

1. Administration → Models → + New provider.
2. Set Type to OpenAI (OpenAI-compatible). For EU routing, enter the EU endpoint as the Endpoint: https://router.eu.requesty.ai/v1 (the default endpoint https://router.requesty.ai/v1 does not restrict routing to the EU).
3. Enter the API key from step 1 as the key, Test connection, and apply the models.

EU data location is coupled to routing

The EU endpoint keeps routing in the EU, but the chosen model also matters. For a robust EU restriction, additionally limit to EU-only approved models in the Requesty console, or ask Requesty support to enable strict EU enforcement (rejects non-EU requests server-side). Details: Requesty — EU Routing.

For the general mechanics see Where do I get an LLM API key? · provider structure: AI models / providers.

Related

• Which LLM provider should I choose? · Where do I get an LLM API key? · AI models / providers
• Requesty — documentation · EU Routing