Meta API pricing
7 Meta models, ranked by what your workload would cost per month. Prices as listed on OpenRouter at 13 Oct 2026, 06:53 UTC.
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Each row: input / output price, then your monthly cost. Token prices per 1M tokens. Tick up to 4 models to compare.
“Your cost” applies the cache-read price only where the source lists one; a model with no price data shows a dash and is never ranked as cheapest.
Collected from the OpenRouter models API (459 entries). 102 models are cross-checked against provider list prices in the LiteLLM price table.
Meta prices at a glance
- 7 models listed, 7 of them with a paid price. Batch variants are folded into their base model.
- Lowest input price: Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor, at $0.10 per million input tokens and $0.20 per million output tokens.
- Highest input price: Muse Wonder, at $4.00 input and $20.00 output per million tokens.
- 7 models publish a cache-read price; the median discount on input is 88% (from 87% to 98%).
These are OpenRouter prices. Open a model in the table to see the provider list price recorded by LiteLLM, where there is one, and whether the two differ. To understand the discounts, read the guide to prompt caching and batch pricing.
Questions and answers
How many Meta models are listed?
7 at the collection of 13 Oct 2026, 06:53 UTC, of which 7 have a paid price on OpenRouter. Batch variants are folded into their base model.
What is the cheapest Meta model?
By input price, Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor: $0.10 per million input tokens and $0.20 per million output tokens. Whether it is the cheapest for you depends on your mix of input and output, which is what the table on this page calculates.
What is the most expensive Meta model?
By input price, Muse Wonder: $4.00 per million input tokens and $20.00 per million output tokens.
Do Meta models have cached-input prices?
7 of the 7 listed models publish a cache-read price. The table shows it in the “Cached in” column.
Are these the prices Meta charges directly?
They are the prices on OpenRouter. Where LiteLLM records the provider list price for a model, opening the model shows both, and the row is flagged when they differ by more than 1%.
Keep going
- Price tableEvery model and its price, sorted by your monthly bill.
- Cost calculatorYour monthly bill on up to four models, line by line.
- Cheapest modelsThe five lowest-cost models in each category.
- Free modelsModels listed at zero price, kept apart from the paid ones.
- Price changesA dated log of every price that went up or down.
- Caching and batch discountsHow the two discounts work and what you save.
- Long-context pricingModels that read very long prompts, and what they charge.