About
About LLM Pricing
LLM Pricing is an independent, static comparison site for LLM API pricing. It helps developers and teams estimate costs before choosing a provider.
What it does
The site normalizes pricing data from public sources into per-1M-token or per-unit fields, so you can compare models across providers without digging through each provider's own pricing page. Interactive tools — calculator, comparison, and use-case guides — turn raw numbers into workload-specific estimates.
Who runs it
The site is independently maintained by a software engineer who works with LLM APIs day to day. It was built to provide a fast, neutral place to check pricing without registering for every platform.
Editorial and ranking policy
Independent comparisons
Providers and advertisers cannot pay for placement, rankings, favorable conclusions, or inclusion in a comparison. Advertising is kept separate from model selection and editorial decisions.
Reproducible assumptions
Workload comparisons state token counts, request volume, pricing dates, and calculation assumptions so readers can reproduce the estimate or replace the inputs with their own.
Evidence before inference
Imported catalog data is kept separate from reviewed overrides. Unknown prices and capabilities remain blank rather than being guessed, and corrections are linked to supporting sources when available.
How the data is sourced
The pricing catalog starts from LiteLLM's open-source model metadata, which aggregates provider-published pricing. Some fields are manually reviewed or overridden when provider-specific semantics need clearer normalization. The generated data is served as static JSON, and the site itself has no backend or database.
Limitations
Not financial advice
All pricing figures are for reference only. Actual invoices may differ because of caching, discounts, regions, batch processing, usage tiers, and provider-specific billing rules. Always verify final pricing with the official provider.
Data freshness
Pricing data is updated periodically. A model may have been deprecated, added, or re-priced since the last data generation.
Last generated: 2026-07-13
Found an issue?
If you see incorrect pricing, a missing model, a confusing label, or a bug, send it through the feedback form.