$0.01 input and $0.03 output keeps traffic cost low while preserving usable context for production routes.
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This shortlist favors low combined input and output price first, then keeps enough context and capability signal to make the models usable in real traffic instead of just cheap on paper.
This page is tuned for production buying. It focuses on paid, billable models so traffic planning is based on routes you can reliably meter, forecast, and scale.
TVP refreshes this page from the live OpenRouter model catalog. This render used 428 public model records and was synchronized Jul 14, 2026, 9:32 PM UTC. Pricing, availability, and context values can change.
Verify the exact route before sending production traffic, then use the linked model and provider pages as the source for current values. Read the TVP data methodology.
$0.01 input and $0.03 output keeps traffic cost low while preserving usable context for production routes.
$0.02 input and $0.03 output keeps traffic cost low while preserving usable context for production routes.
$0.02 input and $0.03 output keeps traffic cost low while preserving usable context for production routes.
$0.04 input and $0.05 output keeps traffic cost low while preserving usable context for production routes.
$0.06 input and $0.06 output keeps traffic cost low while preserving usable context for production routes.
This page is tuned for production buying. It focuses on paid, billable models so traffic planning is based on routes you can reliably meter, forecast, and scale.
Context length and capability support usually matter next. A slightly more expensive model can save money if it reduces retries, prompt splitting, or fallback traffic.
TVP keeps the shortlist connected to the current catalog, provider coverage, and token pricing so buyers can move from research to routing without starting over.