Step 5 PreviewPricing
- Input Tokens: $1.08 /M tokens
- Output Tokens: $3.0888 /M tokens
- Cache Read: $0.054 /M tokens
Input Modalities
- Text
- Vision
- Video
Output Modalities
- Text
Context length
- 1M tokens
Max output
- 64K tokens
Capabilities
- Thinking
- Streaming
- Tool calling
- Web search
- URL context
- Code interpreter
- Computer use
- File search
- Memory tool
- Structured outputs
- Structured decision
- Citations
- Prompt caching
- Background mode
- Server-side sessions
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Performance for step-5-preview
Uptime is the percentage of requests that succeeded over the past 72 hours. AIHubMix continuously monitors every provider and automatically retries with the next-best provider when one returns an error or responds too slowly; Latency is total round-trip time (lower is better); Throughput is how fast the model writes (tokens per second, higher is better).
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