Authorized Sub‑Processors

Effective as of April 27th, 2026

  • Google Cloud Platform — Cloud infrastructure, data hosting, analytics — United States
  • Amazon Web Services — Cloud infrastructure, data hosting, analytics — United States
  • Cerebrium — Cloud infrastructure — United States
  • Replicate — Cloud infrastructure — United States
  • Fal — Cloud infrastructure — United States
  • ElevenLabs — Voice processing — United States
  • Cartesia — Voice processing — United States
  • Cerebras — LLM hosting — United States
  • Metabase - Analytics - United States
  • Daily — WebRTC video infrastructure — United States
  • Slack — Customer communications (e.g., for support) — United States
  • OpenAI — Cloud infrastructure — United States
  • Pylon — Customer communications (e.g., for support) — United States
  • Deepgram — Transcription — United States
  • Stripe — Backend of payment infrastructure for self-serve users — United States
  • InWorld — Voice processing — United States
  • Groq — LLM hosting — United States
  • Salesforce — CRM — United States
  • Mux — Video ingestion — United States
  • Orb — Backend of usage-based billing — United States
  • Mithril - Cloud Infrastructure - United States
  • Baseten - Cloud Infrastructure - United States
  • Modal - Cloud Infrastructure - United States‍

‍‍Note that depending on the Tavus product your organization utilizes and how that product is utilized, certain sub-processors may not be applicable.