Fairvisor helps you control API growth, protect your infrastructure budget, and enforce fair usage across all clients.
Fairvisor turns chaos into control
Chaos, manual scripts, DDoS, unfair usage
Transparent policies, predictable costs, stable performance
Built for different roles, unified by fairness
YAML / UI-editor for business rules
Spot burst exploiters and token leakers automatically
Emit usage events to Lago, Stripe, or your own billing logic
Simulate policies safely — see violations before enforcement
No user data. No training on traffic. Metadata only.
Redis/Lua on edge — enforce fairness where it matters
Self-hosted open-source fairness layer for your API
Policy UI, metrics, and team collaboration
Governed fairness infrastructure with compliance
Real-world applications of fairness
Protect your public API from abusers and noisy neighbors
Prevent LLM wrappers or free-tier users from exhausting shared capacity
Stop AI crawlers from scraping your endpoints or exhausting compute
Detect and throttle automated model scrapers before they impact human users
Prevent runaway costs and enforce usage fairness in billing systems
Throttle users who exceed plan quotas before they generate overage charges
Distribute capacity predictably across customers and plans
Keep one enterprise tenant from degrading performance for others
Define, version, and test fairness policies like infrastructure code
Integrate rate-limit rules into CI/CD pipelines using YAML and GitOps
Demonstrate transparent and non-discriminatory API access under digital regulations
Use Fairvisor audit logs to show compliance with AI Act or Digital Markets Act requirements
Fairvisor integrates with your existing stack — no vendor lock-in
See what industry leaders are saying about Fairvisor
"Fairvisor lets us keep latency promises to users without burning unnecessary compute. Efficiency became a quality metric, not a compromise."
"Growth is healthy only when it's predictable. Fairvisor made our API expansion controllable - in both performance and cost."
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