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Who is Enterprise for?​

For teams running LiteLLM at scale — 100+ users or 10+ production AI use-cases — that need SSO, audit logs, fine-grained access control, and professional support on top of OSS. Not sure if you qualify? Get in touch.

Why Enterprise?​

LiteLLM OSS already covers the fundamentals — an OpenAI-compatible gateway, virtual keys, spend tracking, budgets, fallbacks, and request/response logging. Enterprise adds the controls larger organizations need to safely give hundreds of users and dozens of applications access to LLMs.

OSSEnterprise
AuthAPI keysSSO + SCIM, OIDC/JWT
Key ManagementVirtual keys, users, teams across LLM APIs, MCPs, and AgentsOrganizations, org/team admins, delegated admin roles
Security—Key rotations, read/write to secret manager
GuardrailsAlways-on / request-based1Key and team scoped guardrails
LoggingRequest/response logging, Prometheus metricsPer-key / per-team routing to Langfuse, Langsmith, Arize and more. Management-op logs
DeploymentSingle-region proxyMulti-region deployment under one license, admin/worker split

1 The OSS guardrail framework supports custom guardrails plus Presidio (PII masking). Several built-in callback integrations — including llmguard_moderations, llamaguard_moderations, hide_secrets, openai_moderations, google_text_moderation, lakera_prompt_injection, and aporia_prompt_injection — require a LiteLLM Enterprise license.

Core Enterprise Features​

Security & Access Control​

Governance & Cost Control​

Observability & Compliance​

Operations & Branding​

Projects​

Projects let you group virtual keys by application or use-case. Each project has its own budget, owners, rate limits, and isolated spend view — useful when a single team runs multiple apps and needs separate reporting per app.

  • Group keys by application, environment, or customer
  • Per-project budgets, rate limits, and model allowlists
  • Dedicated owners and spend dashboards
  • Works with organizations, teams, and tags

See Project Management and the UI walkthrough for setup.

Deployment Options​

Self-Hosted​

Deploy our Docker image (or build from the pip package) on your own infrastructure. We provide a license key that unlocks the enterprise features above, plus a dedicated support channel.

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No data leaves your environment. Procurement available via AWS and Azure Marketplace.

Pricing depends on your deployment size — get in touch to scope it.

Professional Support​

Standard Support (included)​

Included with every enterprise license: a dedicated Slack/Teams channel with our engineering team for integration, deployment, and provider troubleshooting. Support hours are 9am to 9pm PST, Monday through Friday. No guaranteed response time is included.

24/7 Support SLAs (additional fee)​

For teams that need guaranteed response times around the clock, we offer 24/7 Support SLAs for an additional fee on top of standard support.

SeverityResponse SLA
Sev 0 — 100% production traffic failing1 hour
Sev 1 — partial production impact6 hours
Sev 2–3 — setup issues, non-urgent bugs24 hours (7am–7pm PT, Mon–Sat)
Security patches72 hours

Custom SLAs available on request.

Version support​

LiteLLM supports the four most recent stable minor lines. Each of those lines keeps getting patch releases; anything older reaches end of life and stops receiving updates. This policy takes effect Monday, June 29, 2026. As of mid-June 2026 the supported lines are 1.86, 1.87, 1.88, and 1.89, and the set rolls forward as new stable releases ship.

Why we are doing this. LiteLLM ships fast, with a new minor line going out roughly every week. Patching lines well down the list meant carrying every fix forward onto every line we kept alive, a cost that grows with the number of lines we maintain rather than the number of fixes we make. Focusing on four lines lets us give each one more care.

How it works. The window always holds the four most recent stable minor lines. When we promote a new line, the oldest one drops out and stops receiving releases. End of life is a clean cutoff; there is no separate long-term maintenance track. For any supported line, the recommended build is its latest patch. For rare, high-severity issues we will use our judgment and may act beyond the window when the situation calls for it.

What it means for you. To check where you stand, take the latest stable line and count back four; if your version is older than that, plan an upgrade. The simplest path is to pin to a minor line, take its patches, and move onto a newer line before yours drops out.

Public AI Hub​

Share a public page of available models, MCP, Agents and skills for users

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Secret Managers​

LiteLLM Enterprise integrates with the following secret managers:

See the Secret Managers overview for setup.

FAQ​

How do I set up and verify an Enterprise License?​

  1. Add the license key to your environment:

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  2. Restart LiteLLM Proxy.

  3. Open http://<your-proxy-host>:<port>/ — the Swagger page should show "Enterprise Edition" in the description. If it doesn't, confirm the key is correct, unexpired, and that the proxy was fully restarted.

Where can I read more about data security and compliance?​

See Data Security / Legal / Compliance FAQs.

How is pricing structured?​

Pricing is based on usage. Contact us for a quote tailored to your team.

How do I get day-0 support for new models without restarting?​

Use Auto Sync New Models to pull the latest pricing and context-window data from GitHub on demand or on a schedule — no restart required. Trigger a manual sync with POST /reload/model_cost_map, or schedule periodic syncs with POST /schedule/model_cost_map_reload?hours=6.

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SSO/SAML, audit logs, spend tracking, multi-team management, and guardrails — built for production.
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