Pricing

Browse the currently available models on the pricing page (the model square), check prices and supported endpoint types, and copy model IDs.

"Pricing" in the console's top navigation, or https://ai.myaiexp.com/pricing, shows every model the platform currently offers and its price. That page is authoritative; these docs don't repeat prices.

Model prices are synced daily from each vendor's official public list price, in USD per 1M tokens.

Page features

  • Search: find models by keyword, such as part of a model name.
  • Filters: narrow down by vendor, model tags, pricing type, endpoint type and more; reset to clear.
  • Price unit: switch between prices per 1M tokens and per 1K tokens.
  • Sorting and views: sort by name or price, and switch between card and table views.
  • Prices: each model shows its billing mode and its input, output and cache prices.
  • Endpoints: the API formats the model supports, such as openai (Chat Completions), anthropic (Messages) and Responses.
  • Details and copy: open a model's details for full pricing; copy the model name and put it straight into the model parameter.

Endpoints and models

Endpoint support varies by model: /v1/chat/completions is the general OpenAI-compatible endpoint; /v1/messages works with models that support the Claude-native format; /v1/responses works with models that support the Responses API. The available models and the endpoints each one supports are listed on the model square.

Models are added over time. When choosing a model, also check that the endpoint you plan to use supports it. For example, Claude Code needs a model that supports the Claude-native format, and Codex CLI needs a model that supports the Responses API.

Get prices through the API

The page data is also available as JSON for scripts:

curl -sS https://ai.myaiexp.com/api/pricing

Each model's supported_endpoint_types field lists the endpoint types it supports.

Choosing a model

  1. Find the model on the pricing page and check its price and supported endpoints.
  2. If your API key has a model restriction, make sure the model is allowed on the API Keys page.
  3. Confirm with GET /v1/models that your key can see the model, then put the model ID in your code.

Whether a given API key can call a model is determined by what /v1/models returns for that key. For how to use each endpoint, see Development.

This service is provided for learning and research purposes only. Please follow each model provider's usage policies.

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