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AI and Automation

LLM Orchestration & Routing

Multi-model routing that matches each request to the right LLM.

Overview

What we deliver

We design orchestration layers that route prompts across multiple LLMs based on task type, cost, latency, and quality requirements.

We build LLM orchestration and routing systems that send each request to the model best suited for the job. Instead of locking your application into a single provider, we set up a routing layer that evaluates task complexity, context length, latency targets, and budget rules, then directs traffic to the right model. Our work covers provider abstraction, fallback logic, retries, and graceful degradation when a model is rate limited or offline. We integrate with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and open source models hosted on your infrastructure, and we add caching and batching where it makes sense. The result is an AI stack that stays fast, controls cost, and avoids vendor lock in. We document the routing rules and hand over a system your engineers can operate and extend.

Fit Check

Built for teams like yours

Who it's for

  • AI product teams
  • SaaS platforms with LLM features
  • Enterprises piloting multiple models
  • Customer support automation teams
  • Internal AI platform groups

Pain points we solve

  • Single provider lock in
  • Unpredictable LLM bills
  • Slow response times on complex queries
  • Outages from one provider taking down features
  • No fallback when models fail
What's included

Capabilities

Everything we cover in this engagement.

  • Routing rule design
  • Provider abstraction layer
  • Fallback and retry logic
  • Latency and cost benchmarking
  • Caching strategy
  • Model selection policies
  • Rate limit handling
  • Integration with existing APIs
How we work

Our process

A clear, predictable path from kickoff to outcomes.

01

Audit

Review current LLM usage and traffic patterns.

02

Design

Define routing rules and provider mix.

03

Build

Implement the orchestration layer and adapters.

04

Test

Run load tests and validate fallback paths.

05

Deploy

Roll out to production with monitoring.

What you get

Deliverables & outcomes

What you get

  • Routing architecture document
  • Orchestration service code
  • Provider adapter library
  • Fallback playbook
  • Performance benchmark report
  • Operations runbook

Outcomes you can expect

  • Lower average cost per request
  • Reduced provider dependency
  • Faster median response times
  • Higher uptime for AI features
  • Clear operational visibility
Timeline

4 to 8 weeks

Engagement

Monthly retainer, Project, Sprint

Tools we use

LangChain, LiteLLM, OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS Bedrock

KPIs we track

Cost per request, P50 latency, P95 latency, fallback rate, error rate

Client stories

What clients say

"

Our LCP was 4.8 seconds and Google was punishing us for it. They audited the build, dumped two plugins we did not need, moved hero images to a real CDN, and rewrote the critical CSS. LCP came down to 1.6 seconds within three weeks. Bounce rate on the pricing page dropped by a quarter without us touching the copy.

Sarah K.
"

Our old site was a Frankenstein of three previous agencies. We gave them a hard launch date tied to a trade show and they actually hit it. 47 templates, full product catalog migration, no broken redirects on go-live day. Our previous vendor missed the same deadline twice. This time my phone stayed quiet on launch morning.

Marcus L.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the questions we hear most.

Which providers do you support?
We work with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, AWS Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, and self hosted open source models.
Will this slow down our application?
The routing layer adds minimal overhead, often under fifty milliseconds, and the right model selection usually improves overall latency.
Do we need to rewrite our application?
No. We build a drop in layer that sits behind your existing API calls so changes to your app stay small.
How do you decide which model to use?
We define rules based on task type, context length, quality needs, and cost ceilings, then refine them with production data.
Can we add new providers later?
Yes. The adapter pattern we use makes adding new models a contained change rather than a rewrite.

Need to route across multiple LLMs?

We can design an orchestration layer that fits your stack and budget.