Pricing
Every model, counted in what you actually get. The same money at each maker's list price buys less, and each card shows both.
Here a reply is 2,000 tokens in and 500 out.
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Ranked
Every model in a kind, ranked by what the same $10 buys. The bar is measured against the best in its kind.
Chatreplies per $10
Imageimages per $10
Videoseconds per $10
Musicsongs per $10
Mixed
Real months use more than one model. Three sample mixes, each priced line by line. Sample amounts, not forecasts.
Trying every kind of model
Models without a list price count at our price on both sides.
Writing, images and short clips
Models without a list price count at our price on both sides.
A small team shipping every day
Models without a list price count at our price on both sides.
At scale
On Claude Sonnet 4.6, at 50% below list, every $1 here would cost $2 at list, and the gap holds at every level of spend.
$50.00 kept a month
7,407 replies$200.00 kept a month
29,629 replies$1,000.00 kept a month
148,148 replies$5,000.00 kept a month
740,740 repliesat list pricewith Moth
Payingno subscription
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Top up with $MOTH and get 10% bonus credit on the same balance.
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How one call is billedSample figures for one short chat reply.
Before the model runs, the call holds the most it could cost, so a balance never goes below zero.
When the reply ends, the call is charged for the tokens it really used, at the price shown here.
The rest of the hold goes back to your balance at once. A call that fails releases all of it.
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How prices are setevery model
A model's price sits up to 50% below the list price its maker publishes, checked on the maker's own page with the date recorded. Every change gets a dated changelog entry.
Where a model sits closer to its list price, the smaller saving is shown beside it, never a rounder number.
Each call holds its worst case first and then charges only what it used, and every reply reports what you paid.
Prices never change because of routing. If a model can't be served at its price, the request fails with a clear error.
Questions about pricing6 answers
No. You top up one balance with USDG or $MOTH, and every call in Moth Chat and through the API spends from it.
Where a model sits closer to its list price, the smaller saving is shown beside it. We never round a saving up.
From each maker's own pricing page. The date each one was checked sits beside it, and a model whose maker publishes no list price has no saving claimed.
Nothing. Each call holds its worst case first, and a call that fails releases its hold in full.
Prices change only when we publish a new price, never because of routing, and every change gets a dated changelog entry.
A $MOTH top-up adds 10% bonus credit on the same balance. This is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation to buy, any token or security.