ModelFare.ai

Every model we track

The whole catalogue, grouped by what the model makes. Each row says what one unit of its output costs and how many routes actually sell it.

AI video models

5 video models tracked · newest first
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This column ranks at one shared unit: 10s / 720p / t2v / no audio. A row marked "own unit" sells nothing at it, so its figure buys what the line under it says and is not comparable with the rest of the table.

AI image models

3 image models tracked · newest first
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These models are not ranked against each other. They make the same kind of thing, and OpenAI grades it on a quality scale of its own: nothing published says which of those grades is the same picture another vendor sells, so a cheapest here would be us choosing that equivalence. Each figure below buys what the line under it says.

AI music and audio models

3 audio models tracked · newest first
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These models are not ranked against each other. They do not sell a common unit that we can price them all at, so each figure below buys what the line under it says and nothing here is a cheapest.

AI text models

4 text models tracked · newest first
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These are prices for buying output through an API, at the unit named beside each figure. If you would rather use a model through a web interface and integrate nothing, see the consumer apps.

What ModelFare tracks

ModelFare tracks generative AI models across four kinds of output: video, images, music and audio, and text. For each one we show where you can actually buy output right now: the model creator's own API, an aggregator like fal.ai, an unofficial reseller, or a consumer app.

Every figure is quoted at one unit, and that unit is written beside it - a clip, an image, a million characters, a million tokens, or a named workload - so a price is never shown without saying what it buys. What one unit is differs by category, and two models are only ever compared at the same one. Numbers come from the provider's own published pricing and carry the date we last checked them.