OpenRouter Broadcast

Summary

Broadcast allows you to automatically send traces from your OpenRouter requests to external observability and analytics platforms. This feature enables you to monitor, debug, and analyze your LLM usage across your preferred tools without any additional instrumentation in your application code. Enabling Broadcast To enable broadcast for your account or organization: Navigate to Settings > Broadcast in your OpenRouter dashboard Toggle the “Enable Broadcast” switch to turn on the feature Add one or more destinations where you want to send your traces If you’re using an organization account, you must be an organization admin to edit broadcast settings. Once enabled, OpenRouter will automatically send trace data for all your API requests to your configured destinations. Supported Destinations The following destinations are currently available: Each destination has its own configuration requirements, such as API keys, endpoints, or project identifiers. When adding a destination, you’ll be prompted to provide the necessary credentials which are encrypted and stored securely. For the most up-to-date list of available destinations, visit the Broadcast settings page in your dashboard. Coming Soon The following destinations are in development and will be available soon: Arize AWS Firehose Clickhouse Dynatrace Evidently Fiddler Galileo Grafana Helicone HoneyHive Keywords AI Middleware Mona New Relic OpenInference Opik Phoenix Portkey PostHog Snowflake Supabase Webhook WhyLabs Trace Data Each broadcast trace includes comprehensive information about your API request: Request & Response Data: The input messages and model output (with multimodal content stripped for efficiency) Token Usage: Prompt tokens, completion tokens, and total tokens consumed Cost Information: The total cost of the request Timing: Request start time, end time, and latency metrics Model Information: The model slug and provider name used for the request Tool Usage: Whether tools were included in the request an...