Requesty LLM Gateway

Free self-service traffic is logged by default and can use upstream models that train on content.

Plan Scope

Requesty LLM gateway. Self-service and Enterprise logging defaults differ, and each selected model provider has independent data rules.

Prompt Retention

Self-service plans store prompts and outputs encrypted in the EU for up to 30 days by default. Disabling logging enables gateway ZDR prospectively; Enterprise logging is disabled by default.

Response Retention

Same plan and logging-setting policy as prompts. Encrypted backups can remain up to 30 days after deletion.

Ordinary Logging

With content logging disabled, token counts, model ID, and timestamps remain for billing and statutory accounting retention of six years.

Model Training

Requesty itself does not train models on customer content. The privacy summary says free-plan accounts can be associated with models whose upstream provider trains on content; these are labeled Training Permitted Models and are free.

Product Improvement

Requesty uses aggregated, de-identified usage for performance, capacity planning, reporting, and service improvement rather than training on identifiable prompt content.

Human Or Operator Access

Logged content can be accessed for debugging, support, security, and legal obligations under access controls. ZDR prevents Requesty content logging but not upstream provider access.

Subprocessors And Routing

Requests go to the selected third-party model provider. Requesty's EU endpoint constrains its own routing and storage geography, not necessarily the provider's inference location or policy.

Deletion Controls

Workspace admins can disable logging at any time for new requests. Logged content expires within 30 days, backups within another 30 days, and account deletion is available subject to statutory records.

Caveat

ZDR only controls Requesty's layer. Free Training Permitted Models can allow the final provider to retain or train on prompts even when gateway logging is off.