Price Per Token
Daily-updated LLM API pricing comparison across 300+ models, with calculators, leaderboards, and a free MCP server.
Pick Price Per Token if you're choosing or budgeting an LLM API and want one place to sanity-check per-token cost against benchmark performance.
Skip it if you need negotiated enterprise pricing, self-hosted inference economics, or audited cost data for finance reporting.
Price Per Token is a reference site for anyone trying to figure out what an LLM API call will actually cost. It tracks per-token input/output pricing for 300+ models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Mistral, DeepSeek and others, and surfaces that data through a pricing calculator, a token counter, side-by-side model comparisons, and benchmark leaderboards (MMLU-Pro, GPQA, LiveCodeBench, AIME). The dataset is refreshed as providers announce changes, which is the entire reason a tool like this exists.
Where it gets interesting is the Price Per Token MCP server: a free, no-auth MCP endpoint at api.pricepertoken.com/mcp/mcp that lets agents inside Claude Code, Cursor and Windsurf query live pricing and benchmark data at runtime. That turns a static price chart into something an autonomous coding agent can actually consult before picking a model. It's pitched at developers, engineering leads and AI ops folks who need to budget token spend or pick a cost/quality sweet spot, not at end users writing prose.
The site itself is free and ad-supported; there is no paid tier, no signup, and no API key wall. The main caveats are the usual ones for any aggregated pricing dataset: list prices don't reflect committed-use discounts, batch APIs or self-hosted economics, and benchmark scores are only as honest as the labs reporting them.
A genuinely useful utility site rather than a product, and one of the few LLM-pricing trackers that bothers to stay current. The MCP server is the sleeper feature: wiring it into a coding agent so it can pick the cheapest model that clears a benchmark threshold is exactly the kind of thing this data should enable.
— The AI Tool Bible editorial team
Pros
- ✅ Covers 300+ models with daily-updated official pricing
- ✅ Free MCP server lets agents query live prices with no API key
- ✅ Side-by-side comparisons include benchmark scores, not just price
- ✅ Token counter and per-provider calculators handle real cost math
Cons
- ⚠️ List prices ignore committed-use discounts and batch APIs
- ⚠️ Benchmark rankings only as reliable as the labs' self-reports
- ⚠️ No paid tier means no SLAs or historical price exports
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