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Reseller moveSnapshot · data through Sep 14, 2026selected by: newest qualifying gateway move over 40%

Eden AI raised its DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731 markup by 487%

The lab has not moved — this is a reseller changing its margin, from $0.03 to $0.176 per million input tokens. Worth knowing if you buy through them.

Independent price and benchmark analysis for AI models — what a workload actually costs, and where to buy it.

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The labsfirst party · the model itself repriced
  1. 01DeepSeek V4 Flash$0.14$0.15 /M · DeepSeek 7%
  2. 02DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision Exp$0.14$0.15 /M · DeepSeek 7%
The streetresellers · markup moved, the model did not
  1. 01Solar Pro 4$0.03$0.09 /M · OpenRouter 200%
  2. 02Kimi K2.6$0.22$0.6 /M · DevPass (LLM Gateway) 173%
  3. 03Qwen3 Coder Next$0.22$0.5 /M · Amazon Bedrock 127%
  4. 04DeepSeek V3.2$0.28$0.62 /M · Vercel AI Gateway 121%
  5. 05Qwen3-Coder 480B-A35B Instruct$0.22$0.45 /M · Amazon Bedrock 105%

Same weights. Wildly different bill.

The gap nobody else publishes · chat workload

The exchange

55 of 61 providers publish a price for GPT OSS 120B. The cheapest full-context option is LLM Gateway at $0.032/$0.14 per M. Listed prices span 50.3× for identical weights.

Prices use the chat workload: 2K input + 500 output tokens, 8K context. A model is not one price — it is a spread across every venue that sells it. Listings more than 20× from the model’s own median are dropped as feed errors before anything reaches this board, and a cheapest quote counts only when a second venue is within 1.5× of it.

The boards

Four cuts from today's data · prices use the chat workload

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