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But what no one mentions is that the price is going from a starting point of $0.16 to $0.60, so basically they're charging nearly four times as much.
by hinow 9d ago
But what no one mentions is that the price is going from a starting point of $0.16 to $0.60, so basically they're charging nearly four times as much.
- _aavaa_ 9d agoWhat are you talking about? Current flash prices are 0.66 for output, this is dropping it to 0.60.
- hinow 9d agoThis is the notice from DeepSeek regarding their API: We will adjust the pricing for the Flash series effective from 12:00 Beijing Time on September 10, 2026. During off-peak hours, the unit price will be $0.003 for input cache hits, $0.15 for input cache misses, and $0.6 for output. Peak-hour prices will be double the off-peak rates. Please plan your usage accordingly. ------------------------------------------------------- Hoje em sites como openrouter o valor é de $0.16 output .
- _aavaa_ 9d agoYes, and? This is their current off-peak pricing for their flash model [0]: $0.007 cache, $0.22 input, $0.66. 0.007 -> 0.003 0.22 -> 0.15 0.66 -> 0.60 Each one is now cheaper. [0]: https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/pricing/ https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/pricing/
- KyleTheDev 9d agoDirect 1:1:1 comparison, for V4.1 Flash - V4 Pro 0813 - V4 Flash 0731 Input cache hits (per 1m tokens) - $0.003 Vs. $0.022 Vs. $0.007 Input cache miss (per 1m tokens) - $0.15 Vs. $0.66 Vs. $0.22 Output (per 1m tokens) - $0.6 Vs. $1.98 Vs. $0.66 This is taken from https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/pricing https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/pricing, and it's comparing only off-peak hours pricing. It looks like V4.1 Flash is cheaper than the current 0731 flash model, and much cheaper than the current V4 Pro model.
- petu 9d ago> Hoje em sites como openrouter o valor é de $0.16 output . You're comparing different providers then. DeepSeek price on OpenRouter is $0.66 output.
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- KyleTheDev 9d agoLike _aavaa_ said, make sure you're comparing the right vals 1:1. There's different costs for cache hit, cache misses, output tokens, etc. This one seems, during non-peak hours, cheaper. Peak hours are obviously more expensive, if they're gonna be 2x non-peak pricing. But, that might end up decreasing in the future.
- hinow 9d agoTake a look at the answer below, please. :)
- VulgarExigency 9d agoDeepseek already has 2x peak pricing. This is just going to be cheaper across the board.
- KyleTheDev 9d agoAh, how did I not know about this? I guess I had missed seeing this somewhere, I might just always be using it during off-peak hours. Thanks!