- Input / 1M
- USD 0.1
- Output / 1M
- USD 0.5
- Cached input
- USD 0.01
- Context
- 1,050,000
Reference view
LLM API Pricing
A graph-derived comparison of standard token pricing for indexed language models with published pricing data. API availability and providers are resolved from verified relationships.
Prices are shown per one million tokens in the model record's currency. Cache writes, batch discounts, long-context tiers, regional processing, tool calls, and promotional rates may follow separate rules; open the model page and its primary sources before making a purchasing decision.
Pricing table
Published token prices
- Input / 1M
- USD 0.2
- Output / 1M
- USD 1.2
- Cached input
- USD 0.02
- Context
- 1,050,000
- Input / 1M
- USD 0.75
- Output / 1M
- USD 3.75
- Cached input
- USD 0.075
- Context
- 1,000,000
- Input / 1M
- USD 1.5
- Output / 1M
- USD 7.5
- Cached input
- USD 0.15
- Context
- 256,000
- Input / 1M
- USD 2
- Output / 1M
- USD 10
- Cached input
- USD 0.2
- Context
- 1,000,000
- Input / 1M
- USD 2
- Output / 1M
- USD 12
- Cached input
- USD 0.2
- Context
- 1,050,000
- Input / 1M
- USD 2
- Output / 1M
- USD 10
- Cached input
- USD 0.2
- Context
- 1,050,000
- Input / 1M
- USD 2
- Output / 1M
- USD 10
- Cached input
- USD 0.1
- Context
- 1,050,000
- Input / 1M
- USD 2
- Output / 1M
- USD 6
- Cached input
- —
- Context
- 500,000
- Input / 1M
- USD 4
- Output / 1M
- USD 20
- Cached input
- USD 0.2
- Context
- 1,000,000
- Input / 1M
- USD 4
- Output / 1M
- USD 20
- Cached input
- USD 0.4
- Context
- 1,050,000
- Input / 1M
- USD 10
- Output / 1M
- USD 50
- Cached input
- USD 0.25
- Context
- 1,000,000
- Input / 1M
- USD 10
- Output / 1M
- USD 50
- Cached input
- USD 1
- Context
- 1,050,000
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How to read this table
This view intentionally avoids converting everything into a single score or declaring a cheapest model. Pricing is only one dimension; context limits, output limits, modalities, tool support, provider availability, and workload-specific pricing rules can materially change the effective cost.