
MiniMax M1
MiniMax M1 (stylised MiniMax-M1) is an open-weight large language reasoning model released on 16 June 2025 by the Shanghai-based artificial-intelligence company MiniMax
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MiniMax M1 (stylised MiniMax-M1) is an open-weight large language reasoning model released on 16 June 2025 by the Shanghai-based artificial-intelligence company MiniMax
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| Model | Input / 1M | Output / 1M | Benchmark result | Example cost |
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| Claude Opus 5.5anthropicDirect provider API | $4Cached: $0.2 | $20 | 59.1Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index (via OpenRouter) | Example cost$18Sources & rate details for Claude Opus 5.5AI Compute Tracker (opens in a new tab)Price reviewed Provider pricing referenceSource fetched UTC AI Compute Tracker reviewed standard (non-batch) provider list prices in USD per 1M tokens, at the short-context or peak-hour tier. Cached input is shown only when recorded in that row; it is not inferred from a discount. Long-context, cache writes, batch, tools, media and other charges are not included. Benchmark sourceScore checked UTCHigher is better, not an IQ or percentage. Catalogue metadata does not disclose the index version, reasoning configuration, or evaluation date; checked time is retrieval time. Treat comparisons as indicative. Benchmark version: not supplied. Test configuration: not supplied. |
| GPT-6.1 SolopenaiDirect provider API | $2Cached: $0.1 | $10 | 54.6Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index (via OpenRouter) | Example cost$9Sources & rate details for GPT-6.1 SolAI Compute Tracker (opens in a new tab)Price reviewed Provider pricing referenceSource fetched UTC AI Compute Tracker reviewed standard (non-batch) provider list prices in USD per 1M tokens, at the short-context or peak-hour tier. Cached input is shown only when recorded in that row; it is not inferred from a discount. Long-context, cache writes, batch, tools, media and other charges are not included. Tracker row notes: ≤272K prompt tokens; above 272K $4/$15 Benchmark sourceScore checked UTCHigher is better, not an IQ or percentage. Catalogue metadata does not disclose the index version, reasoning configuration, or evaluation date; checked time is retrieval time. Treat comparisons as indicative. Benchmark version: not supplied. Test configuration: not supplied. |
| Gemini 4 ArgongoogleDirect provider API | $2Cached: $0.1 | $10 | 50.4Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index (via OpenRouter) | Example cost$9Sources & rate details for Gemini 4 ArgonAI Compute Tracker (opens in a new tab)Price reviewed Provider pricing referenceSource fetched UTC AI Compute Tracker reviewed standard (non-batch) provider list prices in USD per 1M tokens, at the short-context or peak-hour tier. Cached input is shown only when recorded in that row; it is not inferred from a discount. Long-context, cache writes, batch, tools, media and other charges are not included. Tracker row notes: Current price through Nov 30, 2026; $4/$20 from Dec 1, 2026; batch $2/$10 from Dec 1, 2026 Benchmark sourceScore checked UTCHigher is better, not an IQ or percentage. Catalogue metadata does not disclose the index version, reasoning configuration, or evaluation date; checked time is retrieval time. Treat comparisons as indicative. Benchmark version: not supplied. Test configuration: not supplied. |
| DeepSeek V4.1 FlashdeepseekDirect provider API | $0.3Cached: $0.006 | $1.2 | Not measured in this snapshot | Example cost$1.2Sources & rate details for DeepSeek V4.1 FlashAI Compute Tracker (opens in a new tab)Price reviewed Provider pricing referenceSource fetched UTC AI Compute Tracker reviewed standard (non-batch) provider list prices in USD per 1M tokens, at the short-context or peak-hour tier. Cached input is shown only when recorded in that row; it is not inferred from a discount. Long-context, cache writes, batch, tools, media and other charges are not included. Tracker row notes: Peak-hour cache-miss input; off-peak $0.15/$0.60; deepseek-flash alias |
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