Provider pricing
Databricks AI API pricing
Databricks has 11 priced models in the public snapshot. For 1,000 input and 500 output tokens, BGE Large EN v1.5 has the lowest recorded request cost at $0.00015, with $0.1 input and $0.1 output per million tokens.
Best for
Data teams running on Databricks that want LLMs to live next to their lakehouse data.
Strengths
- Foundation Model APIs + custom fine-tunes on the same platform
- Unity Catalog: model lineage, governance, and access control
- Provisioned Throughput for guaranteed latency
- AI Functions: call LLMs directly from SQL on lakehouse data
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Frequently asked questions
How much does the Databricks API cost?
Databricks has 11 priced models in the public snapshot. For 1,000 input and 500 output tokens, BGE Large EN v1.5 has the lowest recorded request cost at $0.00015, with $0.1 input and $0.1 output per million tokens.
Which Databricks model is cheapest?
BGE Large EN v1.5 is the lowest-cost recorded model for the 1,000-input/500-output example. Prices are $0.1 input and $0.1 output per million tokens; different workloads may change the ranking.
Does Databricks have cached or batch prices?
Cached input: not separately recorded. Batch: not recorded in this dataset. Eligibility and cache-write charges depend on the provider; these discounts are not automatically stacked.
How often are provider prices verified?
The live pricing table synchronizes stored model records daily; public file snapshots update when the site is rebuilt. Synchronization is not independent provider verification. Snapshot updated 2026-10-31; only explicit per-model dates are verification records.