GPT-4.1 Nano

GPT-4.1 Nano, launched by OpenAI on April 14, 2025, is the company's fastest and most affordable model to date. Designed for low-latency tasks such as classification, autocomplete, and fast inference scenarios, it combines compact architecture with robust capabilities. Despite its size, it supports an impressive 1 million token context window and delivers strong benchmark results, achieving 80.1% on MMLU and 50.3% on GPQA. With a knowledge cutoff of June 2024, GPT-4.1 Nano offers exceptional value at just $0.10 per million input tokens and $0.40 per million output tokens, with a 75% discount applied to cached inputs, making it ideal for high-volume, cost-sensitive deployments.

Nova Micro

Amazon Nova Micro is a text-only model optimized for cost and speed. With a context window of 128K tokens, it excels at tasks like text summarization, translation, interactive chat, and basic coding. Released as part of the Amazon Nova foundation models, it supports fine-tuning and distillation for customization on proprietary data.

GPT-4.1 NanoNova Micro
Web Site ?
Provider ?
Chat ?
Release Date ?
Modalities ?
text ?
images ?
text ?
API Providers ?
OpenAI API
Amazon Bedrock
Knowledge Cut-off Date ?
-
Purposefully not disclosed
Open Source ?
No
No
Pricing Input ?
$0.10 per million tokens
$0.04 per million tokens
Pricing Output ?
$0.40 per million tokens
$0.14 per million tokens
MMLU ?
80.1%
Source
77.6%
CoT
Source
MMLU-Pro ?
-
-
MMMU ?
55.4%
Source
-
HellaSwag ?
-
-
HumanEval ?
-
81.1%
pass@1
Source
MATH ?
-
69.3%
CoT
Source
GPQA ?
50.3%
Diamond
Source
40%
Main
Source
IFEval ?
74.5%
Source
87.2%
Source
SimpleQA ?
-
-
AIME 2024
29.4%
Source
-
AIME 2025
-
-
Aider Polyglot ?
-
-
LiveCodeBench v5 ?
-
-
Global MMLU (Lite) ?
66.9%
Source
-
MathVista ?
56.2%
Image Reasoning
Source
-
Mobile Application
-

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