One model, many channels and offers — measured on your usage, in one comparable scale

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What is this? How do I read it?

One model, many channels and offers — most of them look like a good deal. Your1M uses your Usage Pattern as a single ruler, converting different pricing rules onto one measure — the effective cost per Your1M — so they become genuinely comparable.

What is being compared

The actual price and capacity of the same model across channels and offers. Every offer × model row is computed under your own Usage Pattern, rather than copied from a vendor price list.

How to read the results

  • Your1M: the effective cost per 1,000,000 Input + Final Response tokens under your Usage Pattern (order price ÷ maximum usable capacity).
  • Capacity: how many Your1M you can obtain if you spend this offer on this one model only — not necessarily the vendor's nominal allowance.
  • Offers that cannot be converted are labelled "not comparable" rather than forced into a number; eligibility-restricted offers show their qualification and a "—".

Thinking does not increase the Your1M denominator, but any Thinking cost charged by the provider is included in the calculation.

Read the full method and definitions

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