Leading AI modelsClear pricing and billing details

LanoX provides access to text, image, and video models. Browse the Models & Pricing page by category, then use your API key to call GET /v1/models for the model IDs available to your account. Before making a request, check the relevant documentation for the endpoint and supported parameters.

Start with the task: for chat, compare answer quality and response speed; for coding, check code correctness and support for tool calling. For image and video work, look at supported inputs, visual quality, and output specifications. Test a shortlist on tasks that reflect your actual workload, then compare results, completion time, and cost per task.

No. LanoX is pay-as-you-go, with no monthly fee or subscription. Your account is billed in US dollars, and your balance can be used across the text, image, and video models enabled for your account. Each model has its own billing units and rates.

You pay the LanoX rate for that model. The provider's published price is shown for comparison; the two prices are not added together. To estimate your cost, use the LanoX rate for each billing item and any applicable input-length pricing tier. Check your dashboard's usage details to see the actual usage and charge.

No. Per million tokens is a pricing unit, so you pay for the tokens you use. With no caching and all usage in a single pricing tier, the cost is input tokens divided by 1,000,000 multiplied by the input rate, plus output tokens divided by 1,000,000 multiplied by the output rate. For example, at hypothetical rates of $1 per million input tokens and $4 per million output tokens, a request using 2,000 input tokens and 500 output tokens would cost about $0.004. These rates are hypothetical examples, not current LanoX prices. For cache reads, cache writes, or long-context pricing, calculate the charges using the model's applicable billing rules and rates.

Not always. Image models may charge per image or by token usage, with rates that vary by resolution, quality, and whether the input contains text or images. Video models may charge by generated duration, with different rates for resolution and generation mode. Check the model's billing units and your chosen settings before estimating a job's cost.

APIs are designed for use in applications and other clients, and charges usually depend on actual usage. A chat app subscription pays for features and access within that product. A paid chat subscription does not necessarily include API credits, so check the account, billing, and access rules for each service.

Test the same model version with the same inputs and output requirements during the same time period. Compare success rates, completion times, and total cost per successfully completed task. Also review feature support, rate limits, payment and refund terms, and how quickly support resolves issues. A lower input-token rate does not necessarily mean a lower cost for the finished task.