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What changed in AI models, prices and terms

Price change: Published input and output rates before and now; both money axes start at zero. Published rates · DeepSeek V3 The input increase outweighs the output saving for the standard document task. Published rates · USD per million tokens. Open circle: before. Filled circle: now.
Price change.Published rates · DeepSeek V3 The input increase outweighs the output saving for the standard document task. Published rates · USD per million tokens. Open circle: before. Filled circle: now. Open image · Explore the chart · Measured Lab · CC BY 4.0
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90 changes confirmed in the 7 days to (63 price changes, 21 listed value changes, 6 terms changes, 20 added to tracking). Last checked . Methodology · Source

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What changed today

No changes detected today (, our latest check). This covers only the items and values we track.

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How changes are detected

New and removed models and tools come from our daily discovery pass over public model listings and vendor pages. The date is when we first (or last) saw them, not the vendor’s release date; they are listings, not changes. A change is listed only when the new value of the same question for the same model, tool or plan appears again in a check on a later day, with no other value in between (confirmed); a value that returns to the old one within 7 days is not a change. Each change has one ID shared with the object page, which shows the old and the new value. Price moves under 1%, values that flip back and forth between two figures, and GPU rental prices on marketplaces are not shown as changes. Limit wording is compared as text after removing spacing, quote and case differences, not by the page as a whole. Terms count as changed only when the answer itself (yes, no, no clause found, a date) changes. A failed check is never reported as a change. A plan or model added to tracking later is listed as “Added to tracking”, not as a change.

“Today” is the date of our latest check.

Explore the numbers

Published rates · DeepSeek V3

Output got cheaper. The document bill rose.

The input increase outweighs the output saving for the standard document task.

Input / 1M tokens$0.2574 → $0.32$0.00$0.50$1.00$1.50Output / 1M tokens$1.0287 → $0.89$0.00$0.50$1.00$1.50Input / 1M tokens$0.2574 → $0.32$0.00$0.50$1.00$1.50Output / 1M tokens$1.0287 → $0.89$0.00$0.50$1.00$1.50

Published rates · USD per million tokens. Open circle: before. Filled circle: now.

Before$642.59Now$781.83$0$200$400$600$800Before$642.59Now$781.83$0$200$400$600$800
Fresh inputVisible output

159,000 input + 3,000 visible output tokens per task. No cache discount; hidden reasoning excluded.

$139.24 more per month at 14,600 tasks.

Before$8.64Now$9.61$0$5$10Before$8.64Now$9.61$0$5$10
Fresh inputVisible output

1,500 input + 200 visible output tokens per task. No cache discount; hidden reasoning excluded.

$0.966 more per month at 14,600 tasks.

Before$5,078.87Now$6,262.96$0$2,000$4,000$6,000$8,000Before$5,078.87Now$6,262.96$0$2,000$4,000$6,000$8,000
Fresh inputVisible output

1,315,500 input + 9,000 visible output tokens per task. No cache discount; hidden reasoning excluded.

$1,184.09 more per month at 14,600 tasks.

Assumption: 20 tasks/hour × 730 hours. No cache discount; hidden reasoning excluded.

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Confirmed price change

First seen and confirmed are different dates.

  1. Before
  2. First seen
  3. Confirmed
Published rate / 1MBeforeNow
Input$0.2574$0.32
Output$1.0287$0.89

A second measurement on a later date confirmed each new rate. The dates describe our readings, not a provider announcement date.

Sources: this page; published model prices (data (JSON)); task assumptions (data (JSON)). Published prices · Observed responses · Calculated scenarios · Assumptions stated with each chart.