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About LLMPrices
Why this site exists
LLM API prices change constantly: providers cut rates, launch cheaper models and retire old ones, and no single pricing page shows the whole market. LLMPrices exists to keep one current, comparable table — input, output and cached-input rates side by side — plus the tools to act on it, like the cost calculator and the officially verified prices for flagship models.
How it works
Every day the site takes a fresh snapshot of OpenRouter's public catalog, re-normalizes all prices and regenerates every page; the snapshot date is printed on each page. For flagship models the figures are also checked against each provider's own pricing page. The full method, including limitations, is on the methodology page.
Who runs it
LLMPrices is built and maintained by an independent developer. It is not affiliated with OpenRouter or with any provider listed, and it does not sell API access — it only publishes price information. Prices are list prices; always verify on the provider's own pricing page before committing spend.
Corrections
If a price looks wrong, it is almost always fixed within a day: figures come straight from the source catalog each morning, and the 78 flagship models are additionally re-verified against official pricing pages on a regular cycle.
How this site makes money
LLMPrices is free to use. It is supported by advertising and by affiliate links: some outbound links to API platforms (marked with a disclosure where they appear, for example in the "Where to run" section on model pages) may earn LLMPrices a commission when a visitor signs up or buys through them, at no extra cost to the visitor. Affiliate relationships never change the prices published here — every figure comes from the same daily snapshot regardless of commercial relationships.
Contact
Questions, corrections and feedback: [email protected]. The inbox is read by the site maintainer; please include the model page URL when reporting a price issue.