Avoid single-provider lock-in
Relying on one AI vendor means their outage, price increase, or policy change becomes your problem too.
How WaddleAI applies to real problems.
Relying on one AI vendor means their outage, price increase, or policy change becomes your problem too.
AI usage across teams and projects is easy to lose track of until the bill arrives, and a simple rate limit doesn’t stop runaway dollar spend.
Standing up new AI infrastructure usually means new tools, new integration code, and disruption for developers already using AI.
Some workloads can’t send data to a third-party API, and generic AI tools don’t automatically screen sensitive content before it leaves the building.
A shared AI gateway needs to stay reliable and keep one team’s mistake or misuse from affecting everyone else.