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Fireworks Token Cost Calculator

Estimate Fireworks.ai serverless inference cost from model, input/cached/output tokens, and Standard or Priority tier. Headline presets include DeepSeek V4.1 Flash ($0.30/$0.006/$1.20), GLM 5.3 ($1.40/$0.26/$4.40), Kimi K3 ($3/$0.30/$15), and GPT-OSS 120B ($0.15/$0.015/$0.60) per 1M tokens. Optional Batch is 50% of Standard. Size-tier “Other base models” and embeddings are out of scope for v1. Estimates only; official Fireworks docs prevail.

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Estimates only; official vendor pricing prevails (2026-10-30). Cost = uncached in÷1M×rate + cached÷1M×rate + out÷1M×rate. Examples (Standard): DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $0.30/$0.006/$1.20; GLM 5.3 $1.40/$0.26/$4.40; Kimi K3 $3/$0.30/$15; GPT-OSS 120B $0.15/$0.015/$0.60. Priority has its own column; Batch = 50% of Standard. Size-tier and embeddings omitted.Official pricing: Fireworks serverless

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How it works

How is Fireworks serverless priced?
USD = (uncached input ÷ 1M × input $/1M) + (cached ÷ 1M × cached $/1M) + (output ÷ 1M × output $/1M). Example: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash Standard at $0.30/$0.006/$1.20 with 1M in + 0 cached + 200k out ≈ $0.54.
What is Priority vs Standard?
Each headline model lists Standard and Priority rates (input / cached / output). Some Fast variants have no Priority column — this calculator falls back to Standard rates and shows a notice.
How does Batch work?
Optional Batch applies 50% of Standard serverless rates on input, cached input, and output per Fireworks docs. Confirm Batch eligibility on the official docs.
Are size-tier and embeddings included?
No. “Other base models by size” and embeddings are omitted in v1 (footnote only). Estimates only; docs.fireworks.ai/serverless/pricing prevails.
Is any data uploaded?
No. These calculators and QR codes run in your browser.