Names the exact Hugging Face repo: coder3101/gemma-4-26B-A4B-it-heretic
Everything you send: system prompt, history, documents, question.
Prompt prefix the provider reads from cache. Counted once.
Include reasoning tokens for thinking models; most providers bill them as output.

Per month

$67.20

$0.00224per request
$2.24per day
$2.24per 1,000 requests

Formula with your numbers

uncached input  4,000 / 1M × $0.40 = $0.0016
cached input    0 / 1M × $0.40 = $0.00
output          800 / 1M × $0.80 = $0.00064
per request     $0.00224
per month       $0.00224 × 1,000 requests × 30 days = $67.20

Rate published by Featherless, checked 14 November 2026: Featherless public model list (/v1/models). Developer plan: billed per token from monthly credits (from $50 a month). The listed context may differ by plan.

Rounded for display; the calculation keeps full precision. USD. Taxes, minimum top-ups and plan fees are not included.

How the calculation works

Providers publish rates in US dollars per 1 million tokens, separately for input (what you send) and output (what the model writes). For one request:

cost = (input − cached) / 1,000,000 × input_rate
     +  cached          / 1,000,000 × cached_rate
     +  output          / 1,000,000 × output_rate

Cached tokens are part of the input, so they are subtracted from the standard input before being priced at the cache rate; nothing is counted twice. If a provider lists no cache rate, cached tokens are priced at the normal input rate and the result says so. If a rate the calculation needs is missing, there is no total. Monthly cost is the per-request cost times requests per day times days.

Getting realistic token counts

  • Read the usage object in real API responses: it reports the exact prompt and completion tokens the provider billed.
  • Thinking models can write thousands of reasoning tokens before the answer. Measure a few real requests before trusting an estimate.
  • Agents make several requests per user action, each resending the conversation. Count requests, not user messages.

Your settings are kept after the # in the address, so you can bookmark or share them. To compare one workload across every provider at once, use the API price comparison; for the rates themselves, see the price table.