Step-by-step guides for running Google's Gemma 4 locally on your own hardware
EU-built control plane for enterprise AI that governs every LLM and MCP call
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Pricing model
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Pay-as-you-go: 1M free requests per month with BYOK (bring your own keys), then 4% fee; 4.5% fee on Orq.ai keys. Included monthly: 100k spans, 1 GB processed data, 500 agent runs, unlimited AI Gateway seats. AI Studio seats €35/seat/month. Spans €7 per 100k after included allowance. Processed data €
Key features
Hardware Compatibility Checker tool
Command Generator for Ollama and LM Studio
Model Picker with benchmark-backed reasoning
26+ hands-on deployment guides for various hardware
Memory requirement formulas and quantization analysis
Real-world performance benchmarks on consumer hardware
Offline inference capability
Model comparison with Qwen 3.5
OpenAI-compatible API support
256K context window support
OpenAI-compatible API for 500+ models from 30+ providers
MCP Gateway for governed tool calls
Budgets, spend limits and guardrail enforcement
PII detection and redaction
Agent Runtime for single and multi-agent systems
Knowledge bases with RAG and document processing
EU data residency and GDPR compliance
SOC 2 Type 2 attestation and compliance tools
Audit logs and comprehensive activity tracking
What makes it different
Hands-on testing with verified numbers instead of paraphrased release notes
Concrete metrics from real consumer hardware
Independent, single-author publication with no editorial team or content farm
Interactive tools that deliver instant answers in seconds
Transparent methodology with traceable calculations and cited sources
EU-built platform with sovereignty and data residency control
Single control plane for both AI traffic and autonomous software delivery
No vendor lock-in with bring-your-own-keys and easy data export
Governance applied in real-time during execution, not after the fact
Humans remain in control of critical decisions in autonomous software delivery