Calculate the cost of using mercury-decide:free from OpenRouter for your AI applications
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Mode: Decisions
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mercury-decide:free is a decisions model from OpenRouter. mercury-decide:free supports vision. It accepts up to 66K input tokens.
Use the maximum token limits shown above to understand the model's capacity. This model can handle up to 65,536 input tokens. The maximum output length is 58,982 tokens.
Similar decisions models from other providers
Yes. mercury-decide:free costs $0.0000 per 1M input tokens compared to clef-omni's $0.15 per 1M input tokens. Both are decisions models and share support for vision, audio input.
The most comparable decisions models to mercury-decide:free are: clef-omni from Cloudflare ($0.15/1M input tokens); clef from Cloudflare ($0.24/1M input tokens); clef-flash from Cloudflare ($0.09/1M input tokens); clef-flash from Ollama ($0.0000/1M input tokens). These alternatives were selected based on similar capabilities, pricing, and provider diversity. You can compare any of these models in detail using the Bifrost Model Library.
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mercury-decide:free is priced based on input and output tokens. Use the interactive calculator at the top of this page to estimate costs for your specific workload. Enter your expected input and output tokens volume and the calculator will show the total cost breakdown. For reference, processing 1M input tokens costs $0.0000 and generating 1M output tokens costs $0.0000.