Public sector
Swiss operator, named subprocessors, nothing used for training.
Behind your product, not beside it.
A business account with its own API keys and prepaid credit. You pay for what runs, not for seats you hope to fill.
Three steps.
- 1
Create the account
A business account is separate from a personal one: company name, VAT number, its own invoices.
- 2
Top up and issue keys
Prepaid credit, one key per environment, each revocable on its own.
- 3
Change two lines
An OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Most existing clients need the base URL and the key, nothing else.
Structure, at a glance.
Teams as org charts and processes as diagrams, drawn from the documents you already have.
What it does.
- An OpenAI-compatible endpoint: most existing clients work after changing two lines
- One key per environment or service, each revocable on its own
- Prepaid credit, drawn per token at the published rate - no invoice at the end of the month that nobody expected
- Billing per token as the model reports it; estimated from length only when a response comes without counts
- A Swiss invoice with a VAT number on it
Where it stops
The API is access to the model, not to the application. Tools, web search and file handling live in the app, where the confirmations and the folder permissions are. Running someone else's code against our tools is not something we offer.
Asked like this
curl https://api.neurolism.com/v1/chat/completions -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" ...
Which size to use
You choose per request. Small for classification at volume, Medium as the default, Large for the hard steps.
Compare the sizesQuestions.
How is it billed?
Per token, at the published rate, drawn from prepaid credit. Usage is the token count the model reports; only a response that comes without one is estimated from its length.
Is there a minimum?
No monthly minimum, no per-key fee, no seat count. Credit does not expire while the account is active.
Can we run it in Switzerland?
Yes. We run a Swiss server for business accounts - own deployment, own contract, nothing leaving the country. The standard plans run elsewhere, and the imprint says exactly where.
Other kinds of work.
Sensitive data
What is stored, what is not, and what you can switch off.
Research and sources
Looks things up, and names what it read.