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Jozu Hub vs TrueFoundry AI Gateway

Jozu Hub

6.2#8 in model registry softwareFree plan
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FactJozu HubTrueFoundry AI Gateway
DeploymentHub is available as a hosted Sandbox or as self-hosted software for on-premises and private-cloud deployment.The gateway supports SaaS and, for Enterprise, VPC, on-premises and air-gapped deployment options.
PrivacyThe privacy policy says downloadable and on-premises software does not transmit data to Jozu, and is governed by the applicable license or evaluation agreement.TrueFoundry says that when deployed in VPC, on-premises or air-gapped environments, sensitive data can remain within enterprise boundaries.
PurposeJozu Hub is a registry for models, agents, MCPs, and skills that verifies artifacts before they run and supports governance and auditability.TrueFoundry AI Gateway sits between applications and model providers to manage AI model access, routing, governance, observability, security and cost controls.
SupportThe pricing page lists Discord community support for Sandbox and email plus Slack support for Enterprise.The listed support options are an in-app chatbot and Discord for Developer, a support portal for Pro, and priority support, SLA and a dedicated Slack channel for Enterprise.

Jozu Hub plans

  • SandboxFree
  • EnterprisePriced on request

TrueFoundry AI Gateway plans

  • DeveloperFree
  • Pro$499 a month
  • Pro Plus$2,999 a month
  • TrueFoundry Pro (AWS Marketplace)$6,250 a month
  • TrueFoundry Enterprise (AWS Marketplace)$12,500 a month
  • TrueFoundry On-Prem (AWS Marketplace)$16,666.66 a month

Pick Jozu Hub if…

Hub is aimed at enterprises, regulated industries, and government teams that need to manage model and agent artifacts, including teams working in air-gapped environments. It may also suit teams using CI/CD or experiment-tracking workflows alongside Kubernetes-based deployment.

Pick TrueFoundry AI Gateway if…

It suits teams that need a shared gateway to manage model access, routing, usage, and governance. Enterprise deployment options may suit organizations that need VPC, on-premises, or air-gapped hosting.

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