API proxy for SaaS

Centralize outbound API protection without turning it into an open proxy

ThrottleProxy gives SaaS workspaces a shared place for proxy keys, approved destinations, rate policy, queue decisions, and privacy-safe lifecycle evidence. Start with one integration and keep provider authentication separate.

SaaS workspacesShared policyNarrow onboarding

Practical boundaries

A safer shared boundary for growing integration traffic

One workspace boundary

Keys, members, destinations, support cases, and audit events remain scoped to the active workspace.

One approved integration

Begin with an exact public host and non-sensitive test traffic before adding more destinations.

Shared traffic policy

Move rate and resource controls out of scattered application processes.

Safe team roles

Separate technical setup, billing, viewing, and ownership responsibilities.

Explain request stages

Use sanitized lifecycle evidence and reviewed guides rather than raw upstream bodies or secrets.

Escalate safely

Open a workspace-scoped support case with bounded, customer-visible context.

Good fit

  • Multi-tenant SaaS products with a reviewed set of upstream providers.
  • Small teams that need consistent limits and destination policy.
  • Products that want a controlled path from setup to operational support.

Not a replacement for

  • Arbitrary customer-supplied URL fetching.
  • Automatic upstream credential management.
  • A substitute for provider quotas, contracts, or availability.

Common questions

Should every integration start behind the proxy?

No. Start with a narrow integration whose risk, traffic shape, and operational value justify a shared control layer.

Does the proxy bypass provider rate limits?

No. ThrottleProxy can shape local traffic, but the upstream provider remains authoritative.

Is self-serve billing required?

No. Growth and Scale support authenticated checkout, while Starter and Enterprise can still use a reviewed activation path.

Start with one narrow integration

Use one workspace key, one exact public host, and non-sensitive test traffic.

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