Harpd publishes list prices for 16 hosted models, each record verified against its provider's own pricing page; the current data was last verified 2026-08-18.
Cite asHarpd. "Harpd Model Pricing Dataset." harpd.com/llm-pricing/ Accessed: 2026-08-18. License: CC BY 4.0.
Quick answer
What does Harpd's LLM pricing page show?
Harpd publishes list prices per 1M tokens for 16 hosted models in 2026 — Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, Llama, Mistral, Qwen — each record verified against its provider's own pricing page, with the last-verified date shown on every row. The data is also downloadable as JSON and CSV.
Models
16 hosted models
Last verified
2026-08-18
Format
USD per 1M tokens
Data source: Harpd Model Pricing DatasetLast updated:
Why it matters
A citable price table needs more than a number — it needs the source and the date. By verifying every price against the provider's own page and exposing the source URL and verification date per row, Harpd makes each figure independently checkable and safe for an AI system to quote.
Data source: Harpd Model Pricing DatasetLast updated: August 18, 2026
All prices are USD per 1,000,000 tokens, last verified 2026-08-18 against each provider's official pricing page (Source column). Estimates assume 100,000 calls/month, 5,000 input tokens, 1,000 output tokens. Your actual bill depends on caching, batching, free tiers and any negotiated enterprise rates — verify with each provider. Machine-readable copy: /data/llm-pricing.json.
Methodology
How to read this table.
Tier is a rough guide, not a guarantee
"Flagship" usually means the strongest model in a provider's line; "mini" usually means the cheapest. The tier label is a navigation aid, not a quality rating — a cheap model can still beat a flagship on your specific task.
Output tokens cost more than input
Almost every provider charges 2–5× more for output tokens. If your workload is generation-heavy (long agent loops, code synthesis, reports), the output column matters more than the input column.
List price is not your price
Enterprise contracts, committed-use discounts, prompt caching and batch APIs can change the math 2–10×. This page is for planning; for actual billing, check your invoice or your provider's pricing dashboard.
Price alone is not the answer
A model that costs 1/10 the price but only succeeds on 60% of your tasks is more expensive per successful task. Cost per successful task models this; verify the assumptions on your real workload.
Each price is read from the provider's own published pricing page; the record stores both the source URL and the date it was verified. Prices are list prices in USD per 1M tokens, input and output reported separately. A record is only re-verified when the provider page is re-checked, so the data date moves with the data, not with a rebuild. Full methodology →