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GPT-6 Luna
OpenAI's fast, cheap model for chat, sorting things into groups and light tasks.
Costs here use the prices AI companies charge software developers, so they show relative cost, not your monthly bill. See what ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini charge you.
What it costs
- 1,000-word essay: under 1 cent
- 100 chat messages: $0.13 (about 13 cents)
- 50-page PDF summary: under 1 cent
At a glance
- Smartness: ★★★☆☆ (3 of 5)
- Reads at once: about 1,580 pages
- Understands: files, pictures, text
- Free to download and run yourself: No
- Free to use: Not free for developers. Free app plans
App plans and prices for ChatGPT: see plans.
Best for
chatsorting and labelinglight tasks
Watch out for
Costs more for very long inputs.
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Frequently asked
How much does GPT-6 Luna cost to use?
A 1,000-word essay costs about under 1 cent; summarizing a 50-page PDF about under 1 cent. These are developer (API) prices, not an app subscription.
A 1,000-word essay costs about under 1 cent; summarizing a 50-page PDF about under 1 cent. These are developer (API) prices, not an app subscription.
What is GPT-6 Luna best for?
OpenAI's fast, cheap model for chat, sorting things into groups and light tasks.
OpenAI's fast, cheap model for chat, sorting things into groups and light tasks.
How much can GPT-6 Luna read at once?
About 1,580 pages (a rule of thumb: 1,050,000 tokens at roughly 500 words a page).
About 1,580 pages (a rule of thumb: 1,050,000 tokens at roughly 500 words a page).
Can I download GPT-6 Luna for free?
No. It is only available through the maker or other paid services.
No. It is only available through the maker or other paid services.
Under the hood
| Maker | OpenAI |
|---|---|
| Price per 1M input tokens | $0.10 (changes with input length or day of week) |
| Price per 1M output tokens | $0.50 |
| Context size | 1.05M tokens (1,050,000) |
| Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index | 38.1 |
| Open weights | No |
| Speed | Not measured yet |
| Listed | 2026-09-22 |
Maker's description (technical)
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