Provider status explains whether a provider is currently routable for a model and, if it is routable, whether routing health is deprioritizing it.
You will see these labels on model pages, provider pricing cards, and related availability UI.
Status overview
| Status | Meaning | Routing behavior |
|---|
Active | The provider/model mapping is live and healthy enough to route normally. | Routable now. |
Deranked L1 | The provider is still live, but routing health is slightly deprioritizing it. | Routable now, with mild deprioritization. |
Deranked L2 | The provider is live, but routing health is currently deprioritizing it more clearly. | Routable now, but less preferred than healthy providers. |
Deranked L3 | The provider is live, but routing health is heavily deprioritizing it. | Routable now, but strongly deprioritized. |
Coming Soon | The provider/model mapping is listed in the catalog, but it is not active for normal routing yet. | Not routable yet. |
Not Active | AI Stats knows about the provider or mapping, but it is not currently available for public routing. | Not routable now. |
Disabled | The mapping is explicitly disabled. | Never routed while disabled. |
How deranking works
Deranked states are not the same as disabled states.
Deranked L1, Deranked L2, and Deranked L3 are still routable states.- Higher derank levels mean the provider is less likely to be selected ahead of healthier alternatives.
- Deranking is usually driven by recent routing health, such as elevated failures or degraded behavior on some route pairs.
If a provider is deranked, a model page may also show extra hover-card detail about current routing health. That extra note explains why the provider is being deprioritized right now.
Not Active vs Disabled
Use this distinction when reading model pages:
Not Active means the mapping exists in the catalog, but AI Stats is not routing to it right now.Disabled means the mapping has been explicitly switched off.
In practice, Not Active can cover several underlying rollout or access states, while Disabled is an intentional hard-off state.
Coming Soon
Coming Soon is used when AI Stats has catalog coverage for a provider/model mapping before that mapping is publicly routable.
Common reasons include:
- pricing or metadata is ready before rollout finishes
- a provider integration exists but is not yet enabled for production traffic
- staged launches where visibility lands before routing
Notes
- Status is provider-specific and model-specific.
- A single model can be
Active on one provider and Coming Soon or Not Active on another.
- Some internal or low-level catalog states are normalized into these user-facing labels in the product UI.
Related pages
Last modified on June 4, 2026
