Capability badges appear only where the provider catalog explicitly lists support. A blank cell means the source is silent, not that the feature is absent.
Listed rates
Price across providers
Input price per million tokens as published by each provider. Bars are drawn from listed rates only — no traffic weighting, since the catalog observes no requests.
Lowest input$0.124/M
Across 6 priced providers
Median input$0.255/M
Midpoint of listed rates
Highest input$0.5/M
4.0× the lowest listed rate
Output range$0.59 – $1.5
Per million output tokens
Cortecs$0.124/MLowest
Abacus$0.14/M
Amazon Bedrock$0.24/M
DevPass (LLM Gateway)$0.27/M
Charm Hyper$0.274/M
Neon$0.5/M
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Excludes taxes, non-token charges, and tiered discounts.
Context limits also differ by provider, from 430K to 1.04858M tokens. Compare the provider table above before choosing on price alone.
Specification
Capabilities
Recorded from the source catalog and provider listings.
Every result stays attached to its source, version, metric and harness. Scores from different versions are never merged, and the profile below plots each benchmark against its own population rather than on a shared scale.
Each strip shows every published score for that benchmark, with this model marked. The lighter shape behind the ticks is the density of results, and the dashed line is the median.
Cost against capability
Price and performance
Listed input price plotted against SWE-Bench Pro, the benchmark with the widest published coverage that this model appears in.
The stepped line is the efficient frontier: at each price, the best score available for that money or less. A model sitting on it is not being beaten by anything cheaper. Price is log-scaled because listed rates span four orders of magnitude. Only models with both a listed price and a score on this benchmark can appear.
Catalog activity
Change log
Field-level changes detected between successful source imports.
Cortecs
Abacus
Amazon Bedrock
Neon