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DeepSeek has announced an upcoming "significant increase" in price, so this line may have to move to the right soon. https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/p
by modeless 2mo ago
DeepSeek has announced an upcoming "significant increase" in price, so this line may have to move to the right soon. https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/pricing/ https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/pricing/
- vb-8448 2mo agoWhy? It's open weight, there are plenty providers on open router that are serving the latest v4 flash at 0.14/0.28 $.
- nicce 2mo agoThe most expensive defines the price. Others need to be just slightly cheaper.
- modeless 2mo agoThis would be more convincing if those providers had converged on a number that was not the exact pricing of DeepSeek themselves. Clearly DeepSeek is setting the price here and without them holding it down I expect increases.
- vb-8448 2mo agoNon necessarily, they can easily increase market share by staying where they are.
- dghlsakjg 2mo agoBefore this release, there were providers undercutting deepseek on the preview version. I suspect that once the hype dies down, or the field gets more competitive we will see the same on 0731.
- rikima_ 2mo ago$0.14 is CN¥1. that's where the 0.14 comes from
- modeless 2mo agoOK? Maybe DeepSeek set their price that way, but the majority of these OpenRouter inference providers are in the US, not China, and have no reason to care about CNY at all.
- LorenDB 2mo agoYes, but even the cheapest providers on OpenRouter are charging at least 10x what DeepSeek does for cached input tokens, which is where DeepSeek gets most of the cheapness.
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- petesergeant 2mo ago(nevermind, I was reading DeepInfra as Deepseek. My bad)
- VulgarExigency 2mo agoYou are missing a 0 to the left of the 2 on Deepseek's number