Requesty added Sail Research as a provider on Requesty, providing access to DeepSeek v4 Flash 0731, GLM 5.2, and GPT OSS 120B through their endpoints.

Requesty is the control plane for AI spend and access. Teams point their existing OpenAI-compatible code at one endpoint and reach 600+ models from every major provider. No new SDK, no provider-by-provider integration work, no separate contract for every lab. From there the platform does what production demands. Requests fail over down a fallback chain when a provider degrades. Routing rules move traffic by cost, latency or capability. Caching and server-side prompt management keep repeat work off the bill and prompts out of the codebase. MCP support extends the same governed path to tool-calling agents. Model choice becomes configuration, so moving to a better model is a decision rather than a release. Every call is logged and costed, so engineering and finance read the same number: spend by model, by key, by user, by group, by application. Per-key, per-group and per-user budgets stop a runaway job before it reaches an invoice. As teams grow, the same layer carries the controls their own buyers ask about. Enterprise plans add SSO, role-based access control, audit logs, approved-model allowlists, team budgets, guardrails and PII detection. Teams with European requirements can route through a dedicated EU gateway with in-region processing and zero data retention by default. Companies do not adopt a gateway because calling one model is hard. They adopt one because the second model, the second team and the first invoice arrive at the same time.