The Netskope AI Gateway is a software layer designed to act as a gateway to intercept and secure traffic between AI agents and AI models (LLMs) esp, the east-west traffic that does not go through Netskope Edge.
The Netskope AI Gateway is a software layer designed to act as a gateway to intercept traffic between an AI agent and AI models including LLMs. The gateway enables apps to access AI models securely, with capabilities such as authentication, rate limiting, prompt/response filtering, monitoring, logging, content moderation and DLP. In addition, as an added capability it also abstracts the interaction with various LLM providers, allowing organizations to switch between models or providers without needing to change their underlying systems. AI Gateway will evolve to support there agentic traffic including MCP, A2A etc..
Configuration and management - including gateway setup, policy creation, content inspection profiles, logs, and dashboards - are all managed via the Netskope Management Console.
Highlights
Unify multi-LLM environments
Centralize control of AI models from OpenAI, Gemini, and Claude deployed in private and public infrastructure through a single gateway that enforces uniform authentication and consistent traffic management.
Secure agent authentication and logging
Ensure only authenticated agents communicate with LLMs via unique gateway tokens.
Integrate full content inspection
Provide content inspection by integrating Netskope One AI Guardrails, DLP, and Threat Protection on AI Gateway
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You deploy Netskope One AI Gateway on your own AWS EC2 instances, billed hourly. The software carries no license charge, so this is a free listing; you pay only for the EC2 compute you run. Pricing scales with the instance type you pick. The list spans hundreds of families and sizes, from general-purpose and compute-optimized instances to memory-optimized, storage-optimized, and GPU or accelerator instances. Larger sizes within a family cost more per hour because they provide more compute, memory, or acceleration. Choose the instance that matches your workload; your hourly rate follows that selection.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does the hourly rate for each instance actually pay for?
The hourly rate covers the AWS EC2 compute you run the software on. The software itself carries no license charge. You pick an instance type, and its family and size set how much compute, memory, and acceleration you get, which drives the per-hour price you pay.
Am I charged when an instance is stopped or paused?
The software carries no license charge, so there is no software fee at all. You pay only for running EC2 compute. Stopped instances stop accruing compute charges, though underlying AWS storage for the instance may still apply. Metering follows the running EC2 hours you actually use.
Does my bill change automatically if I move to a larger instance size?
Your hourly rate follows the instance type you select. Moving to a larger size within a family raises the per-hour rate because it provides more compute, memory, or acceleration. The change is not automatic; you choose and launch the instance size, and billing tracks that selection.
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