NEWTON’SPROVIDER POLICY
80+ providers.
One customer policy layer.
Newton’s should expose provider choice the way OpenRouter does: training policy, Retention, BYOK support, region, terms, privacy, daily activity, monthly activity, and model count.
Provider policy gates.
These are the public-facing checks that turn 80+ providers into customer-safe Newton’s routes.
| Gate | Customer meaning |
|---|---|
| Training | Newton’s does not publish a provider route until the customer-facing data boundary is known and disclosed. |
| Retention | Prompt and output retention varies by downstream processor. Sensitive workloads need a separate agreement before production use. |
| Exact routing | A public route means an exact model ID, current verification evidence, and fail-closed behavior. |
| Spend control | Every accepted request must settle against prepaid balance and produce request-level cost evidence. |
Provider table.
The full version should be searchable and sortable by provider, Retention, Training, BYOK, country, activity, and model count.
| Provider | Headquarters | Retention | BYOK | Models |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OpenAI | United States | Retains prompts | Yes | 97 |
| Anthropic | United States | Retains prompts | Yes | 24 |
| Google Vertex | United States | Zero retention | Yes | 62 |
| DeepSeek | China | Retains prompts | No | 18 |
| Alibaba | China | 30 day retention | Yes | 32 |
| Meta | United States | Varies by route | No | 19 |
| Mistral | France | 30 day retention | Yes | 15 |
| xAI | United States | Retains prompts | No | 8 |
Full-provider UX target.
Newton’s should feel like one clean policy lens over every major AI supplier: 80+ providers, 500+ models, visible data boundaries, and exact route controls.