SayGM is a developer-focused, cost-effective, and highly private alternative to platforms like OpenRouter. Designed to bridge the gap between unified model access and strict data privacy, SayGM offers a single OpenAI-compatible endpoint that allows you to seamlessly access major frontier models—including Claude, GPT, and Gemini—without requiring code rewrites.

While many AI providers rely on basic text guarantees on their privacy pages, SayGM proves its privacy claims cryptographically. The gateway operates inside an Intel TDX enclave, enabling the silicon chip itself to sign a measurement verifying the exact software running. For open models, execution happens entirely within the secure enclave to ensure no one intercepts your prompts. For closed models, data remains strictly sealed for the maker alone, giving developers unmatched transparency and security in their AI infrastructure.

Pros of SayGM

One unified, OpenAI-compatible endpoint for Claude, GPT, and Gemini with no code rewrites needed
Provable privacy running inside an Intel TDX enclave with hardware-signed measurements
Acts as a cheaper, secure alternative to OpenRouter
Open models run securely inside the enclave to prevent prompt visibility by third parties

Cons of SayGM

Specific pricing tiers and cost breakdowns are not explicitly detailed in the provided metadata
Limited to the model families explicitly supported by the gateway API

Frequently Asked Questions

What is SayGM?

SayGM is a private and cost-effective alternative to OpenRouter that provides a single OpenAI-compatible endpoint to access models like Claude, GPT, and Gemini.

How does SayGM ensure data privacy?

SayGM's gateway runs inside an Intel TDX enclave. The physical chip itself signs a measurement of the exact software running, ensuring open models execute securely without third parties seeing your prompts, while closed models stay sealed for the maker alone.