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Reading the table.

What each column means, and how to get the same numbers into your own tools.

The main table

  • Input / Output (official): the vendor's own list price per 1 million tokens. This is the reference every other channel is compared against.
  • Lowest input: the cheapest input price seen on any channel for that model, with the channel's name and how far it is from the official price.
  • Channels: how many places we have a current price from.
  • Status: Verified means a second person checked the official price against its source; Unverified means it was recorded but not yet checked.

Click a column header to sort. Use the search box for a model, vendor or API name; the vendor and channel-type menus filter the list.

A model page

  • Official list price: all recorded rates for the vendor's own API, including cached, cache-write and batch rates. A dash means not recorded, not free.
  • All channels: the latest price from each channel, its region, its pricing mode, and the difference from the official price. The cheapest input price is flagged.
  • Sources: every snapshot the page's numbers came from, with URL, fetch time, size and SHA-256.

Using the data

The whole dataset is available as JSON with the same records the pages show. See Use in your AI for how to point an AI assistant or a script at it.

Something looks wrong?

Open the source link first; vendors change pages without notice. If the record and the source differ, email hello@auramatrix.ai with the model, the channel and the link. Corrections are added as new records; see Methodology.