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The $3.74 Task: Why Grok 4.7’s Cheap Rate Card Isn’t A Cheap Bill
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The $3.74 Task: Why Grok 4.7’s Cheap Rate Card Isn’t A Cheap Bill

Complete Sports about 2 hours 1 mins read

Grok 4.7 carries the cheapest headline output rate in its comparison set — $6 per million tokens against $10 and $50 for the OpenAI models here — and a finished task on it costs $3.74, more than five times what a task costs on GPT-6.1 Sol at the *same $2 input rate*. Grok 4.7 pricing [...]

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