Questa Developer — privacy-first AI API for SaaS platforms
For SaaS Platforms

Ship AI features without shipping your customers’ data.

The Questa Developer API handles privacy preservation, so confidential data like customer details never reaches an AI model in identifiable form. Get complete compliance and integrations into everyday tools like Claude, GPT, and Slack — on a pay-as-you-go model.

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How it works

Three steps. No infrastructure.

You don’t stand up anonymization infrastructure or maintain a compliance layer — Questa sits in the request path and handles it.

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Generate an API key

Sign up and get a key instantly — no sales call, no procurement process to start building.

02
Drop it into your existing workflow

Call the endpoint wherever your product currently sends data to a model. One request, one response.

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Ship with anonymization built in

Your product gets the AI feature. Your customers' data never reaches the model in identifiable form.

Key features

What you don’t have to build yourself.

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Instant API keys

Generate your own key and start making requests immediately.

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Drop-in integration

One endpoint call fits into your existing request path — no architecture changes.

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Free credits to start

Build and test before you spend anything.

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Pay-as-you-scale

Usage scales with your product — no separate infrastructure tier to negotiate.

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Zero infra overhead

Fully managed by Questa — nothing for your team to run or patch.

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Credits never expire

Purchased credits carry forward — no use-it-or-lose-it pressure.

Why now

The exposure is already priced in. Doing nothing doesn’t make it disappear.

Unregulated data carries a breach cost, the EU AI Act carries a fine and a deadline, and U.S. state regulators are already collecting nine- and ten-figure settlements over privacy. None of these risks wait for you to be ready.

$4.9Mbreach

The global average cost of a data breach in 2024, per IBM's Cost of a Data Breach Report — a number that climbs once sensitive records are handed to third-party AI systems you don't control.

€35Mor 7%

The maximum EU AI Act fine for prohibited-practice violations, whichever is higher. Enforceable from August 2, 2026 — the same date most AI use cases serving the EU market become regulated.

$1.4Bsettlement

Meta's 2024 settlement with the State of Texas over biometric data collection — the largest U.S. state privacy settlement to date, part of a growing wave of state-level enforcement.

These are the outcomes exposure turns into — a breach, a fine, or a lawsuit. Anonymizing customer data before it reaches a model is one concrete control you can put in place now, rather than scrambling to build one after enforcement begins.
Pricing

Pay-as-you-go credits.

No subscription, no seat count, no minimum commitment to get started.

Starter
$10/ 200 credits

Enough to build and test your integration end-to-end before you scale usage.

Scale
Pay as you go

Top up as your product grows. Purchased credits never expire — no minimum commitment.

FAQ

What developers ask before integrating.

No. Data sent to the anonymization endpoint is processed to produce a response and is not used to train any model.

The anonymization call runs as a discrete request in your existing pipeline. Typical overhead is in the low tens of milliseconds — full benchmarks are in the docs for your selected region.

The API is a standard REST endpoint, so it works from any language that can make an HTTP request. Anonymization is available in an expanding set of European and global languages. Reference snippets are available in the docs for common frameworks.

You buy a credit pack up front and each request consumes credits based on volume processed. Purchased credits never expire, so there's no use-it-or-lose-it pressure.

Requests pause until you top up — nothing is throttled unpredictably or billed automatically without your action.

Yes — ISO certification is on-going and documentation is available on request, and the region-specific processing model is designed to support GDPR and equivalent data-residency expectations in your compliance review.

Yes. Major EU AI Act obligations begin enforcement in August 2026, with penalties of up to €35M or 7% of global turnover for any company serving the EU market, regardless of where it's headquartered. Anonymizing customer data before it reaches a model is one concrete control you can point to in that compliance story — and it saves you many compliance hassles.

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