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\nSkip to the prices\n

Model Price History\n\n

\n${body}\n

\n\n\n

`;\n}\n\n/**\n * A price move as a badge.\n *\n * The arrow and the sign carry the direction, so the cell still reads correctly\n * in greyscale or to anyone who cannot separate the two colours. `empty` lets a\n * caller say what \"no comparison exists\" looks like: a badge on the price table,\n * a quiet dash in the changes log where the row is already labelled new.\n */\nfunction delta(pct, empty = 'New') {\n if (pct === null || pct === undefined) return empty;\n if (pct === 0) return 'No change';\n const cls = pct > 0 ? 'up' : 'down';\n const arrow = pct > 0 ? '↑ +' : '↓ ';\n return `${arrow}${(pct * 100).toFixed(1)}%`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Display name with a redundant bracketed suffix removed.\n *\n * Providers routinely print the variant twice: \"H3 Max Turbo Image to Video\n * (image-to-video)\". The suffix is dropped only when every word in it already\n * appears in the name, so \"Minimax (hailuo-02-fast/image-to-video)\" and\n * \"Nano Banana (edit)\" are left exactly as the provider wrote them. The stored\n * name is never changed, only what is shown.\n */\nexport function tidyName(name) {\n const m = String(name === null || name === undefined ? '' : name).match(/^(.*?)\\s*\$([^()]+)\$\\s*$/);\n if (!m) return name;\n const norm = (s) => s.toLowerCase().replace(/[^a-z0-9]+/g, ' ').trim();\n const base = norm(m[1]);\n const tail = norm(m[2]);\n return base && tail && base.includes(tail) ? m[1] : name;\n}\n\n/** Whole days from today to an ISO date. Negative means past. */\nexport function daysUntil(isoDate, nowIso) {\n return Math.round((Date.parse(isoDate + 'T00:00:00Z') - Date.parse(nowIso.slice(0, 10) + 'T00:00:00Z')) / 86400000);\n}\n\n/**\n * One (provider, tier, resolution) combination. Two of these plotted as one line\n * draw a zigzag between two prices that never moved, which is worse than no chart.\n */\nexport function seriesLabel(p) {\n const parts = [p.provider];\n if (p.resolution && p.resolution !== 'unspecified') parts.push(p.resolution);\n if (p.tier && p.tier !== 'standard') parts.push(p.tier);\n // Clip length is a real pricing dimension where a provider sells whole clips:\n // novita quotes the same model at 768P for $0.19 (6s) and $0.32 (10s), which\n // divide to almost the same per-second rate. Without the clip length in the\n // label those are two identical-looking rows at two different prices.\n if (p.native_unit === 'per_generation' && Number.isFinite(p.clip_seconds)) {\n parts.push(`${p.clip_seconds}s clip`);\n }\n return parts.join(' · ');\n}\n\nexport function splitSeries(points) {\n const map = new Map();\n for (const p of points) {\n const k = [p.provider, p.tier || 'standard', p.resolution || 'unspecified'].join('|');\n if (!map.has(k)) map.set(k, { label: seriesLabel(p), points: [] });\n map.get(k).points.push(p);\n }\n return [...map.values()];\n}\n\n/** Group scheduled events by end date, then by model, so two resolutions of one\n * model expiring together read as one fact instead of two rows of noise. */\nexport function groupEvents(events) {\n const byDate = new Map();\n for (const e of events) {\n if (!byDate.has(e.promo_ends_at)) byDate.set(e.promo_ends_at, new Map());\n const models = byDate.get(e.promo_ends_at);\n if (!models.has(e.slug)) {\n models.set(e.slug, {\n slug: e.slug, display_name: e.display_name, modality: e.modality,\n provider: e.provider, source_url: e.source_url, variants: [],\n });\n }\n models.get(e.slug).variants.push(e);\n }\n return [...byDate.entries()]\n .sort((a, b) => (a[0] < b[0] ? -1 : 1))\n .map(([date, models]) => ({ date, models: [...models.values()] }));\n}\n\n/**\n * The normalised price a promotional row reverts to when the promo ends.\n *\n * reverts_to_price is stored in the row's own native unit, and normalisation is\n * linear in price, so the reversion scales by exactly the same factor the current\n * price did. That is why no second trip through normalise() is needed, and why a\n * per-minute or per-clip row would be handled correctly too.\n */\nexport function revertedPrice(p) {\n if (!p || !Number.isFinite(p.reverts_to_price) || !Number.isFinite(p.native_price) || p.native_price <= 0) return null;\n return p.normalised_price_usd * (p.reverts_to_price / p.native_price);\n}\n\n/** Fractional rise from the promotional rate to the stated list price. */\nexport function revertRise(p) {\n const to = revertedPrice(p);\n if (to === null || !Number.isFinite(p.normalised_price_usd) || p.normalised_price_usd <= 0) return null;\n return to / p.normalised_price_usd - 1;\n}\n\n/**\n * Scheduled price events, above the table.\n *\n * The reason this leads instead of the 30-day delta: on day one every delta is empty\n * and every countdown is real. A provider printing \"this promo ends on the 7th\" is a\n * dated fact about the future, which is the one thing a live comparison table cannot\n * show you.\n *\n * Where the provider also prints the list price the rate reverts to, the row shows\n * the rise rather than just the expiry. \"Rises 300% in 4 days\" is a different claim\n * from \"expires in 4 days\", and it is the one a buyer acts on. Where the provider\n * does not state a list price, the cell says so instead of estimating one.\n */\nexport function priceEvents(events, nowIso) {\n if (!events || events.length === 0) return '';\n const groups = groupEvents(events);\n const rows = groups.map((g) => {\n const d = daysUntil(g.date, nowIso);\n const urgency = d <= 3 ? ' soon' : '';\n const when = d === 0 ? 'today' : d === 1 ? 'tomorrow' : `in ${d} days`;\n return g.models.map((m, i) => {\n const sorted = m.variants.slice().sort((a, b) => a.normalised_price_usd - b.normalised_price_usd);\n // One column per thing that actually varies, so nothing is left aligned\n // against an empty track: the resolution label only if any variant carries\n // one, and the \"to \" pair only if the provider published one\n // for at least one variant of this model.\n const anyLabel = sorted.some((v) => v.resolution && v.resolution !== 'unspecified');\n const anyRevert = sorted.some((v) => revertedPrice(v) !== null);\n const cols = (anyLabel ? 1 : 0) + 1 + (anyRevert ? 2 : 0);\n const variants = `` + sorted\n .map((v) => {\n const to = revertedPrice(v);\n const cells = [];\n if (anyLabel) {\n const lab = v.resolution && v.resolution !== 'unspecified' ? esc(v.resolution) : '';\n cells.push(`${lab}`);\n }\n cells.push(`${esc(formatUsd(v.normalised_price_usd, v.modality))}`);\n if (anyRevert) {\n if (to === null) {\n cells.push('', 'not stated');\n } else {\n cells.push('to', `${esc(formatUsd(to, v.modality))}`);\n }\n }\n return cells.join('');\n })\n .join('') + '';\n // Every variant of one model has moved by the same factor in every case seen so\n // far, but that is an observation, not a guarantee, so a spread is shown as one.\n const rises = sorted.map(revertRise).filter((r) => r !== null);\n let riseCell = 'not stated';\n if (rises.length) {\n const lo = Math.min(...rises), hi = Math.max(...rises);\n const pct = (x) => `+${Math.round(x * 100)}%`;\n riseCell = `${esc(lo === hi ? pct(lo) : pct(lo) + ' to ' + pct(hi))}`;\n }\n // Every row carries its own end date and countdown. Blanking the repeats\n // made the table shorter but it also made each row incomplete on its own:\n // a row read in isolation, sorted, copied or screenshotted lost the one\n // fact it exists to carry. The date group is still legible because the\n // first row of each date keeps the heavier top border.\n return `\n${esc(g.date)}\n${esc(when)}\n${esc(tidyName(m.display_name))}\n${esc(m.provider)}\n${variants}\n${riseCell}\nsource\n`;\n }).join('\\n');\n }).join('\\n');\n const n = groups.reduce((a, g) => a + g.models.length, 0);\n const priced = events.filter((e) => revertRise(e) !== null).length;\n const pricedClause = priced === 0\n ? ''\n : priced === events.length\n ? ', and the provider has published the list price each one rises to'\n : `, and for ${priced} of ${events.length} the provider has published the list price it rises to`;\n const soon = daysUntil(groups[0].date, nowIso);\n const lead = soon <= 0 ? 'today' : soon === 1 ? 'tomorrow' : `in ${soon} days`;\n return `\n

Upcoming price increases

${n} model${n === 1 ? '' : 's'} sit on a promotional rate the provider has already put a date on. The first rises ${esc(lead)}${pricedClause}. This is what a live comparison table cannot tell you.

\n\n${rows}

Ends	Rises	Model	Provider	Now, then	Rise	Source

`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Promotional rates whose stated end date has already passed.\n *\n * upcomingPriceEvents() filters on promo_ends_at >= today, so on the morning a deadline\n * arrives the countdown module empties and the discounted rates carry on being published\n * with nothing attached to them. That is the wrong moment to go quiet: the provider has\n * said the discount is over and the price on this page is still the discounted one.\n *\n * Nothing here is derived from anything the collector did not capture. The count, the\n * dates, the providers and the capture time are read straight off the current price\n * points. What happens next is not stated, because no source states it.\n */\nexport function lapsedPromos(rows, nowIso) {\n if (!rows || !nowIso) return [];\n return rows.filter((r) => r.is_promotional && r.promo_ends_at && daysUntil(r.promo_ends_at, nowIso) < 0);\n}\n\n/** The line above the table for rates the provider has already called time on. */\nexport function lapsedPromoNotice(rows, nowIso) {\n const lapsed = lapsedPromos(rows, nowIso);\n if (lapsed.length === 0) return '';\n const byDate = new Map();\n for (const r of lapsed) {\n if (!byDate.has(r.promo_ends_at)) byDate.set(r.promo_ends_at, new Set());\n byDate.get(r.promo_ends_at).add(r.provider);\n }\n const clauses = [...byDate.entries()]\n .sort((a, b) => (a[0] < b[0] ? -1 : 1))\n .map(([d, provs]) => {\n const ago = -daysUntil(d, nowIso);\n const when = ago === 1 ? 'yesterday' : `${ago} days ago`;\n const who = [...provs].sort().join(' and ');\n return `${esc(who)} gave the end date as ${esc(d)}, ${esc(when)}`;\n });\n const n = lapsed.length;\n const last = lapsed.reduce((a, r) => (r.captured_at > a ? r.captured_at : a), '');\n const stamp = utcStamp(last);\n return `\n

Promotional rates past their end date

${n} price${n === 1 ? '' : 's'} in the table below ${n === 1 ? 'is' : 'are'} still marked promotional after the date the provider gave for the discount ending. ${clauses.join('. ')}. The most recent collection${stamp ? `, ${esc(stamp)},` : ''} still returned the discounted rate, so that is the rate shown here. Whether it is withdrawn, extended or simply left standing is not stated by the source, and this site does not guess at it. A move will appear on the changes page the morning it is collected.

`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The exact moment a timestamp refers to, written the way this site writes UTC\n * everywhere else. This is what the relative age below can be checked against.\n */\nexport function utcStamp(iso) {\n return typeof iso === 'string' && iso.length >= 16\n ? iso.slice(0, 16).replace('T', ' ') + ' UTC'\n : '';\n}\n\n/**\n * How long ago a price was verified, in words.\n *\n * \"Verified 2026-09-04\" cannot tell four hours ago from twenty, and recency is the\n * whole claim this site makes. The phrase is arithmetic on the timestamp the collector\n * stored and the moment the page was rendered, nothing else, and the exact UTC\n * timestamp travels beside it in a title attribute so it can always be checked\n * against the stored value. Returns null rather than a guess if the value will not parse.\n */\nexport function verifiedAge(capturedAt, nowIso) {\n const t = Date.parse(capturedAt);\n const n = Date.parse(nowIso);\n if (!Number.isFinite(t) || !Number.isFinite(n)) return null;\n const mins = Math.floor((n - t) / 60000);\n if (mins < 60) return mins < 2 ? 'just now' : mins + ' min ago';\n const hours = Math.floor(mins / 60);\n if (hours < 24) return hours === 1 ? '1 hour ago' : hours + ' hours ago';\n const days = Math.floor(hours / 24);\n return days === 1 ? '1 day ago' : days + ' days ago';\n}\n\n/** The Verified cell: age in words, exact timestamp on hover, the date if it will not parse. */\nexport function verifiedCell(capturedAt, nowIso) {\n const age = verifiedAge(capturedAt, nowIso);\n if (age === null) return esc(String(capturedAt || '').slice(0, 10));\n return `${esc(age)}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Collector health, told to the reader rather than kept in the admin page.\n *\n * The site's promise is that every price carries the date it was last verified. A collector\n * that fails publishes nothing, which is the correct behaviour, but the prices it already\n * put on the site stay up and quietly stop being checked. Naming the provider and the date\n * it last reported is the difference between a promise kept and one that only looks kept.\n *\n * Every figure here was counted from what the collector actually stored. Nothing is inferred.\n */\nfunction collectorSentence(h) {\n const p = esc(h.provider);\n const since = h.last_ok_at ? esc(h.last_ok_at.slice(0, 10)) : null;\n const listed = Number(h.listed) || 0;\n const fails = Number(h.failed_since) || 0;\n if (!since) return `${p} has never returned a price, so nothing from it has been published.`;\n const runs = fails === 1\n ? 'The one run since then failed'\n : `All ${esc(fails)} runs since then have failed`;\n const held = listed === 0\n ? ''\n : ` The ${esc(listed)} ${p} price${listed === 1 ? '' : 's'} on this site ${listed === 1 ? 'is' : 'are'} unchanged since that date and ${listed === 1 ? 'is' : 'are'} not being rechecked.`;\n return `${p} last returned prices on ${since}. ${runs}, so nothing new has been published from it.${held}`;\n}\n\n/** One line under the price table, and only when something is actually wrong. */\nexport function collectorNotice(health) {\n const all = health || [];\n const broken = all.filter((h) => !h.last_ok);\n if (broken.length === 0) return '';\n const lead = all.length === 1\n ? 'The collector is not reporting.'\n : broken.length === all.length\n ? `None of the ${esc(all.length)} collectors are reporting.`\n : broken.length === 1\n ? `One of the ${esc(all.length)} collectors is not reporting.`\n : `${esc(broken.length)} of the ${esc(all.length)} collectors are not reporting.`;\n return `

${lead} ${broken.map(collectorSentence).join(' ')} How a broken source is handled.

`;\n}\n\n/** The same run log as a table, for the page that explains how the site works. */\nexport function collectorTable(health) {\n const all = health || [];\n if (all.length === 0) return '

No collector has run yet.

';\n return `

\n\n${all.map((h) => `\n\n\n\n\n`).join('')}

Provider	Last successful collection	Prices listed	Status
${esc(h.provider)}	${h.last_ok_at ? esc(h.last_ok_at.slice(0, 16).replace('T', ' ')) + ' UTC' : 'never'}	${esc(h.listed)}	${h.last_ok ? 'reporting' : 'not reporting'}

`;\n}\n\nexport function homePage(rows, ctx) {\n const modality = ctx.modality || 'all';\n const filtered = rows.filter((r) => modality === 'all' || r.modality === modality);\n const moves = ctx.stats.price_moves || 0;\n const since = ctx.stats.first_capture ? ctx.stats.first_capture.slice(0, 10) : null;\n const days = ctx.days_of_history;\n // Providers the router holds a target URL for. /go/ answers a 404 JSON body for any\n // provider it cannot redirect, so anything not on this list stays plain text rather\n // than becoming a link that breaks. The list is passed in; render.js does not own it.\n const goable = new Set((ctx && ctx.goProviders) || []);\n // A big grey zero next to \"price moves\" reads as a broken counter. On day one the\n // honest thing is a sentence saying nothing has moved yet, not a KPI tile of noughts.\n // The most recent run that actually parsed something, taken from the run log. How\n // current this page is should be readable at the top of it, not worked out from the\n // dates in the table. It is the last success across all providers, and the notice\n // under the table names any provider that success does not cover.\n const lastOkAt = (ctx.health || []).map((h) => h.last_ok_at).filter(Boolean).sort().pop() || null;\n const lastOkAge = lastOkAt ? verifiedAge(lastOkAt, ctx.now) : null;\n const collected = lastOkAt\n ? `Last successful collection ${esc(lastOkAge || utcStamp(lastOkAt))}. `\n : '';\n const provenance = `

${collected}${since ? `Collecting since ${esc(since)}, ${esc(days)} day${days === 1 ? '' : 's'} of history, ${esc(ctx.stats.price_points)} price checks recorded. ` : ''}${moves === 0\n ? 'No price has moved since collection started. The moment one does it is recorded here and in the changes feed.'\n : `${esc(moves)} price ${moves === 1 ? 'move' : 'moves'} recorded so far, all in the changes feed.`}

`;\n // Count models, not rows. The section below counts models too, and a tile saying\n // nine next to a paragraph saying five is a reason to distrust both numbers.\n const evModels = new Set((ctx.events || []).map((e) => e.slug)).size;\n // A scheduled rise is the most useful thing on the page, so the tile that counts\n // them is a link to them rather than a statistic you have to go and find.\n const risesTile = evModels > 0\n ? `${esc(evModels)}models with a dated rise →`\n : `

0models with a dated rise

`;\n const providerNames = [...new Set(rows.map((r) => r.provider))].sort();\n // How many places list the same model, so a row can point at the comparison\n // without the table having to be regrouped and lose its price ranking.\n const perModel = new Map();\n for (const r of rows) perModel.set(r.slug, (perModel.get(r.slug) || 0) + 1);\n const body = `\n

Compare AI image and video model prices

Current prices, price history, and the increases providers have already put a date on. See what it costs today, and what it cost before.

${esc(ctx.stats.models)}models tracked

${esc(ctx.providers || 0)}providers compared

\n ${risesTile}\n

${esc(days)}day${days === 1 ? '' : 's'} of history

\n${provenance}\n${priceEvents(ctx.events, ctx.now)}\n${lapsedPromoNotice(filtered, ctx.now)}\n

Every price we track

\n All\n Video\n Image\n

\n\n\n\n${esc(filtered.length)} price${filtered.length === 1 ? '' : 's'}, cheapest first

Video is USD per finished second, image is USD per finished image.

\n\n\n${filtered.map((r) => {\n const others = (perModel.get(r.slug) || 1) - 1;\n const marks = `${r.status !== 'active' ? ` ${esc(r.status)}` : ''}${r.is_promotional ? ` ${r.promo_ends_at && daysUntil(r.promo_ends_at, ctx.now) < 0 ? 'promo lapsed' : 'promo'}` : ''}${r.sponsored ? ' sponsor' : ''}`;\n const d30 = r.pct_30d === null || r.pct_30d === undefined ? '' : r.pct_30d;\n return `\n\n\n\n\n\n\n`;\n}).join('\\n')}\n

Model	Provider	Res
${esc(tidyName(r.display_name))}${marks}${esc(r.vendor)}	${goable.has(r.provider) ? `${esc(r.provider)}` : esc(r.provider)}${others > 0 ? ` +${others} more` : ''}	${esc(r.resolution === 'unspecified' ? 'n/a' : r.resolution)}	${esc(formatUsd(r.normalised_price_usd, r.modality))}	${delta(r.pct_30d)}	${verifiedCell(r.captured_at, ctx.now)}${r.stale ? ' stale' : ''}

\n${collectorNotice(ctx.health)}\n\n

The 30d column is empty until a price has thirty days of history behind it. We never rescale one resolution into another, because no provider publishes a conversion factor and the result would be invented. Rows the provider quoted without a resolution show n/a.

`;\n return layout('Model Price History, AI image and video model prices', body);\n}\n\nconst SERIES_COLORS = ['#2a4d8f', '#a8321e', '#1d6b45', '#7a4b9c', '#b5761d', '#1f7a86'];\n\n/**\n * One line per (provider, tier, resolution).\n *\n * The previous version plotted every point of every variant as a single path, so a\n * model listed at two resolutions drew a sawtooth between two prices that had never\n * moved. A chart that invents a trend is worse than a sentence saying there is none.\n */\nexport function priceChart(points, modality, w = 560, h = 110) {\n if (!points || points.length === 0) return '

No observations recorded yet.

';\n const series = splitSeries(points);\n const days = new Set(points.map((p) => p.captured_at.slice(0, 10)));\n if (days.size < 2) {\n const only = [...days][0];\n const items = series.map((s) => {\n const last = s.points[s.points.length - 1];\n return `

${esc(formatUsd(last.normalised_price_usd, modality))} at ${esc(s.label)}

`;\n }).join('');\n return `

Every observation so far was captured on ${esc(only)}, so there is no movement to plot. On record today:

${items}\n

The chart appears once the collector has run on a second day.

`;\n }\n const xs = points.map((p) => Date.parse(p.captured_at));\n const ys = points.map((p) => p.normalised_price_usd);\n const x0 = Math.min(...xs), x1 = Math.max(...xs);\n const lo = Math.min(...ys), hi = Math.max(...ys);\n const pad = hi === lo ? Math.max(hi * 0.1, 0.0001) : (hi - lo) * 0.15;\n const y0 = Math.max(0, lo - pad), y1 = hi + pad;\n const px = (x) => (x1 === x0 ? 6 : 6 + ((x - x0) / (x1 - x0)) * (w - 12));\n const py = (y) => (y1 === y0 ? h / 2 : h - 10 - ((y - y0) / (y1 - y0)) * (h - 24));\n const paths = series.map((s, i) => {\n const c = SERIES_COLORS[i % SERIES_COLORS.length];\n const pts = s.points.slice().sort((a, b) => Date.parse(a.captured_at) - Date.parse(b.captured_at));\n const d = pts.map((p, j) => `${j ? 'L' : 'M'}${px(Date.parse(p.captured_at)).toFixed(1)},${py(p.normalised_price_usd).toFixed(1)}`).join(' ');\n const dots = pts.map((p) => ``).join('');\n return `${dots}`;\n }).join('');\n const legend = series.map((s, i) => `${esc(s.label)}`).join('');\n return `\n

${legend}

${esc(formatUsd(lo, modality))} to ${esc(formatUsd(hi, modality))} across ${days.size} capture days.

`;\n}\n\n// Retained for single-series callers and the existing tests.\nexport function sparkline(points, w = 560, h = 90) {\n if (!points || points.length < 2) return '

Not enough history yet. The chart appears after the second observation.

';\n const xs = points.map((p) => Date.parse(p.captured_at));\n const ys = points.map((p) => p.normalised_price_usd);\n const x0 = Math.min(...xs), x1 = Math.max(...xs);\n const y0 = Math.min(...ys), y1 = Math.max(...ys);\n const px = (x) => (x1 === x0 ? 4 : 4 + ((x - x0) / (x1 - x0)) * (w - 8));\n const py = (y) => (y1 === y0 ? h / 2 : h - 8 - ((y - y0) / (y1 - y0)) * (h - 20));\n const d = points.map((p, i) => `${i ? 'L' : 'M'}${px(Date.parse(p.captured_at)).toFixed(1)},${py(p.normalised_price_usd).toFixed(1)}`).join(' ');\n const dots = points.map((p) => ``).join('');\n return ``;\n}\n\n/**\n * Collapse a run of identical captures into one row.\n *\n * Running the collector four times in one afternoon is a fact about operating the\n * site, not four facts about the price. The honest row says \"unchanged since X,\n * verified N times\", which is the claim actually being made.\n */\nexport function collapseObservations(points) {\n const out = [];\n for (const s of splitSeries(points)) {\n const ordered = s.points.slice().sort((a, b) => (a.captured_at < b.captured_at ? -1 : 1));\n let span = null;\n for (const p of ordered) {\n const same = span\n && span.normalised_price_usd === p.normalised_price_usd\n && span.native_price === p.native_price\n && span.native_unit === p.native_unit;\n if (same) {\n span.last = p.captured_at;\n span.n += 1;\n span.source_url = p.source_url;\n } else {\n if (span) out.push(span);\n span = { ...p, label: s.label, first: p.captured_at, last: p.captured_at, n: 1 };\n }\n }\n if (span) out.push(span);\n }\n out.sort((a, b) => (a.last < b.last ? 1 : a.last > b.last ? -1 : 0));\n return out;\n}\n\nexport function modelPage(model, points, changes, ctx) {\n const spans = collapseObservations(points);\n const live = new Map();\n for (const s of spans) if (!live.has(s.label)) live.set(s.label, s);\n const current = [...live.values()].sort((a, b) => a.normalised_price_usd - b.normalised_price_usd);\n // Providers the router holds a target URL for. /go/ answers a 404 JSON body for any\n // provider it cannot redirect, so anything not on this list stays plain text rather\n // than becoming a link that breaks. The list is passed in; render.js does not own it.\n const goable = new Set((ctx && ctx.goProviders) || []);\n const cheapest = current[0] || null;\n const body = `\n

All models

${esc(tidyName(model.display_name))}

\n${cheapest ? `

${esc(formatUsd(cheapest.normalised_price_usd, model.modality))}

cheapest of ${current.length} listing${current.length === 1 ? '' : 's'}, at ${esc(cheapest.label)}, verified ${esc(cheapest.last.slice(0, 10))}

\nGet price alerts\n

` : ''}\n

${esc(model.vendor)} ${esc(model.modality)} model, priced per finished ${model.modality === 'video' ? 'second' : 'image'}.${model.status !== 'active' ? ` Status: ${esc(model.status)}${model.sunset_date ? `, ${esc(model.sunset_date)}` : ''}.` : ''}

\n${current.length > 1 ? `

Where you can run it today

\n\n${current.map((s) => ``).join('')}

Provider and resolution	Price	Last verified
${goable.has(s.provider) ? `${esc(s.provider)}${esc(s.label.slice(String(s.provider).length))}` : esc(s.label)}	${esc(formatUsd(s.normalised_price_usd, model.modality))}	${esc(s.last.slice(0, 10))}${s.is_promotional ? ' promo' : ''}

` : ''}\n

Price over time

${priceChart(points, model.modality)}

Price record

One row per price, not one per collector run. A price that has not moved stays a single row and counts how many times it was re-verified.

\n\n${spans.map((p) => `\n\n\n\n\n\n\n`).join('')}

Provider and resolution	Quoted	Normalised	First seen	Last verified	Source
${esc(p.label)}	${esc(p.native_price)} ${esc(p.native_currency)} ${esc(p.native_unit.replace('per_', 'per '))}${p.native_currency !== 'USD' ? ` fx ${esc(p.fx_rate)}` : ''}	${esc(formatUsd(p.normalised_price_usd, model.modality))}	${esc(p.first.slice(0, 10))}	${esc(p.last.slice(0, 10))}${p.n > 1 ? ` ${esc(p.n)} checks` : ''}	source${p.parse_confidence < 1 ? ` confidence ${esc(p.parse_confidence)}` : ''}

\n${changes.length ? `

Change log

${esc(c.detected_at.slice(0, 10))}, ${esc(seriesLabel(c))}: ${isPromoChange(c) ? esc(c.new_value === null ? `promotional end date withdrawn, was ${promoDate(c.old_value)}` : `promotional rate now ends ${promoDate(c.new_value)}${c.old_value === null ? '' : `, was ${promoDate(c.old_value)}`}`) : `${c.old_value === null ? 'first recorded at' : `${esc(Number(c.old_value).toFixed(4))} to`} ${esc(Number(c.new_value).toFixed(4))} USD${c.pct_change !== null ? ` (${(c.pct_change * 100).toFixed(1)}%)` : ''}`} source

` : ''}\n${model.notes ? `

Note: ${esc(model.notes)}

` : ''}\n

Get an alert when this price changes

`;\n return layout(`${tidyName(model.display_name)} pricing and price history`, body, {\n description: `Current and historical API pricing for ${tidyName(model.display_name)}, with every recorded change and its source.`,\n });\n}\n\n// A change row is one of three things: a price that moved, a price entering the index,\n// or a promotional end date that moved. The third carries two dates where the other two\n// carry two prices, so it must not go through the money formatting, which would print a\n// date as NaN. Either side can be absent: a deadline can be stated for the first time on\n// a rate that already existed, or withdrawn from one that had it.\nexport function isPromoChange(c) {\n return !!c && c.field_changed === 'promo_ends_at';\n}\nfunction promoDate(v) {\n return v === null || v === undefined || v === '' ? 'none stated' : String(v).slice(0, 10);\n}\n// Both values are ISO dates, so comparing them is a comparison of the dates themselves\n// and not an estimate of anything. Nothing here is derived beyond which of the two is\n// later, and neither date is ever adjusted.\nfunction promoMove(c) {\n if (c.old_value === null || c.old_value === undefined) return 'first stated';\n if (c.new_value === null || c.new_value === undefined) return 'withdrawn';\n if (String(c.new_value) > String(c.old_value)) return 'pushed back';\n if (String(c.new_value) < String(c.old_value)) return 'brought forward';\n return 'restated';\n}\n\nexport function changesPage(changes) {\n const body = `\n

Price changes

Every recorded change across image and video generation models, newest first. A row badged New is a price entering the index, not a price that moved, so it has nothing to compare against. A row badged Deadline is a promotional end date that moved while the rate itself stayed the same, so the From and To columns hold dates rather than prices. RSS.

\n${changes.length === 0 ? '

No changes recorded yet. The feed fills as the collector runs.

' : ''}\n

\n\n${changes.map((c) => `\n\n\n\n\n${isPromoChange(c) ? `` : ``}\n\n\n`).join('')}

Date	Model	Where	From	To	Change	Source
${esc(c.detected_at.slice(0, 10))}	${esc(tidyName(c.display_name))}${isPromoChange(c) ? ' Deadline' : (c.old_value === null ? ' New' : '')}	${esc(seriesLabel(c))}	${isPromoChange(c) ? esc(promoDate(c.old_value)) : (c.old_value === null ? '–' : esc(Number(c.old_value).toFixed(4)))}	${esc(promoDate(c.new_value))}	${esc(Number(c.new_value).toFixed(4))}	${isPromoChange(c) ? `${esc(promoMove(c))}` : (c.old_value === null ? '–' : delta(c.pct_change))}	source

`;\n return layout('AI model price changes', body);\n}\n\nexport function rss(changes, origin) {\n const items = changes.map((c) => `\n${esc(c.display_name)}: ${isPromoChange(c) ? esc(c.new_value === null ? `promotional end date withdrawn, was ${promoDate(c.old_value)}` : `promotional rate now ends ${promoDate(c.new_value)}${c.old_value === null ? '' : `, was ${promoDate(c.old_value)}`}`) : `${c.old_value === null ? 'now tracked at' : `${Number(c.old_value).toFixed(4)} to`} ${Number(c.new_value).toFixed(4)} USD${c.pct_change !== null && c.pct_change !== 0 ? ` (${(c.pct_change * 100).toFixed(1)}%)` : ''}`}\n${esc(origin)}/model/${esc(c.slug)}\nchange-${esc(c.id)}\n${new Date(c.detected_at).toUTCString()}\n${esc(c.provider)} ${esc(c.resolution)}. Source: ${esc(c.source_url)}\n`).join('\\n');\n return `\nModel Price History price changes\n${esc(origin)}/changes\nEvery recorded price change for AI image and video generation models.\n${items}\n`;\n}\n\nexport function calculatorPage(rows) {\n // The same model can appear once per provider and once per resolution. Listing it\n // twice with no visible difference makes the table look broken, so the variant is\n // spelled out and exact duplicates are dropped.\n const seen = new Set();\n const data = [];\n for (const r of rows) {\n const variant = [\n r.resolution && r.resolution !== 'unspecified' ? r.resolution : null,\n r.tier && r.tier !== 'standard' ? r.tier : null,\n r.native_unit === 'per_generation' && Number.isFinite(r.clip_seconds) ? `${r.clip_seconds}s clip` : null,\n ].filter(Boolean).join(' ') || 'as quoted';\n const key = [r.display_name, r.provider, variant, r.normalised_price_usd].join('|');\n if (seen.has(key)) continue;\n seen.add(key);\n data.push({ n: tidyName(r.display_name), s: r.slug, p: r.provider, m: r.modality, v: r.normalised_price_usd, r: variant });\n }\n const body = `\n

What it will actually cost you

Sticker price assumes every generation is usable. It never is. Set a realistic failure rate and see the number you will really pay, then compare providers on that number instead of the headline.

\nVolume per month
\nof
\nRetry and failure rate
%\n

Model	Provider	Variant	Sticker	Real cost	vs cheapest

Real cost divides the sticker total by (1 minus your failure rate), which is what you pay when a share of generations has to be run again. It does not include storage, egress or the engineer waiting on the queue.

\n`;\n return layout('AI generation cost calculator', body);\n}\n\nexport function subscribePage(msg, watch, interest) {\n // Arriving from the pricing page is a different intent from arriving from a model\n // row, so the page says a different thing. The interest is stored with the address\n // because the paid product has no checkout yet, and who asked to be told when it\n // ships is the only demand signal that exists.\n const wantsDataset = interest === 'dataset';\n const body = `\n

${wantsDataset ? 'Tell me when the dataset ships' : 'Price change alerts'}

${wantsDataset\n ? 'The price history dataset and report cannot be bought yet, because payment processing is not connected. Leave your address and you will hear on the day it can be. The same list carries price change alerts once those are built, and nothing else.'\n : 'Email when a model you watch changes price, a promotional rate expires, or a model is deprecated. There is no paid alert plan and no price for one yet: the engine is being built first, and the people on this list get asked what it should do.'}

\n${msg ? `

${esc(msg)}

` : ''}\n`;\n return layout(wantsDataset ? 'Get told when the price history dataset ships' : 'AI model price change alerts', body);\n}\n\nexport function sponsorPage(clicks, stats, days) {\n const total = clicks.reduce((a, c) => a + c.clicks, 0);\n const body = `\n

Sponsor a row

The numbers below are live from the database, not a media kit. Buy a slot without talking to anyone.

${esc(total)}outbound clicks, last 30 days

${esc(stats.models)}models listed

${esc(days)}days of price history

Clicks we sent, by provider

\n${clicks.length ? clicks.map((c) => ``).join('') : ''}

Provider	Clicks, 30 days
${esc(c.provider)}	${esc(c.clicks)}
No clicks recorded yet.

What a sponsored row is

Your row carries your logo and a \"sponsor\" label. It does not move up the table. Ranking is by price, always, and that is the only reason anyone trusts this page. EUR 300 per month for the modality section, EUR 800 for the whole site. Cancel any time.

Self serve checkout opens when payments are connected. Until then a slot is arranged by email and goes live the same day. Contact details are on the about page.

`;\n return layout('Sponsor a row on Model Price History', body);\n}\n\nexport function apiPage() {\n const body = `\n

Data API

Everything on this site as JSON. All three endpoints are free, unauthenticated and open today. There is no key to request and no plan to buy.

GET /api/prices.json

Current normalised price for every model and provider, with the native price, the unit it was quoted in and the source URL alongside.

GET /api/changes.json

Recorded changes, newest first.

GET /api/history.json?model=SLUG

Every observation for one model. Open, no key.

No rate limits worth mentioning: keep it to about one request a second and identify yourself in your user agent. Attribution appreciated, not required.

If you want the whole recorded history as a file rather than a request at a time, that is the one paid thing on this site. See pricing.

`;\n return layout('Model Price History API', body);\n}\n\nexport function aboutPage(stats, days, contactEmail, health = []) {\n const body = `\n

How this works

Model Price History records what AI image and video generation costs, every day, and keeps the history. Other price pages show you today. This one shows you what changed and when.

\n\n

Where the numbers come from

A collector reads each provider's own published pricing page once a night at 03:00 UTC and stores what it says. Every row on this site carries the URL it came from and the date it was last verified. Nothing is typed in by hand and nothing is estimated.

\n\n

How prices are made comparable

Video is stored as USD per finished second, image as USD per finished image, both at the resolution the provider quotes. Prices quoted in credits are converted using the credit value printed on the same page. Prices quoted in another currency are stored in that currency with the exchange rate applied at capture, so a currency move is never mistaken for a price move.

We never rescale one resolution into another. No provider publishes a conversion factor between 720p and 1080p, so any such number would be invented. Rows say the resolution they were quoted at, and where a provider prints no resolution the row says \"unspecified\" rather than guessing.

\n\n

What happens when a source breaks

If a page changes shape and the collector reads zero rows, the run is recorded as a failure and nothing is published. The previous price stays up with its original verification date visible, marked stale after 72 hours. A change over 50 percent, a price falling to zero, or a model disappearing is held for six hours before publishing. A missed update is recoverable. A wrong number that someone quotes in a budget meeting is not.

This is not theoretical. On the first day of live collection one provider removed per-model pricing from its pricing page entirely. The run failed, nothing was published, and no invented number reached this site.

\n\n

Which collectors are reporting

Read straight from the run log, at the moment you loaded this page. \"Last successful collection\" is the last time that provider's own page was read and parsed. A provider marked not reporting still has its earlier prices on the site, carrying the date they were verified and marked stale after 72 hours, and those prices are not being rechecked until the collector is fixed.

\n${collectorTable(health)}\n\n

What is deliberately not here

Text token pricing. It is well covered elsewhere and this site would be worse for adding it. Quality benchmarks are not here either: Artificial Analysis does that properly.

\n\n

Corrections

If a number here is wrong, it is worth telling us, and the correction is published in the changes feed rather than edited in silently. ${contactEmail ? `Contact: ${esc(contactEmail)}.` : 'Corrections go to the alerts form until a dedicated address is published; every one is checked against the provider page before anything changes.'}

\n\n

Current state

${esc(stats.models)}models tracked

${esc(stats.price_points)}observations recorded

${esc(days)}day${days === 1 ? '' : 's'} of history

Day one is honest about being day one. The history is the product, and it is worth exactly as many days as it has been running.

\n\n

The bot

Collection identifies itself as InferenceIndexBot/1.0 and reads one page per provider per day. If you run one of these sites and would rather it did not, say so and it stops.

`;\n return layout('How Model Price History works', body, {\n description: 'Where the prices come from, how they are normalised, and what happens when a source breaks.',\n });\n}\n\nexport function adminPage(pending, runs, stats, interest = []) {\n // Who asked for what. Until there is a checkout, the count of addresses that came\n // through the pricing page is the only evidence that the paid product has demand,\n // and a total subscriber count hides it.\n const byInterest = new Map(interest.map((r) => [r.interest || 'unstated', r.n]));\n const body = `\n

Admin

${esc(pending.length)}awaiting your call

${esc(stats.price_points)}observations

${esc(stats.subscribers)}subscribers

${esc(byInterest.get('dataset') || 0)}want the dataset

${esc(byInterest.get('alerts') || 0)}want alerts

Pending vetoes and holds

\n${pending.length === 0 ? '

Nothing waiting. This is the normal state.

' : `

\n\n${pending.map((p) => ``).join('')}

Detected	Model	Provider	From	To	Status	Why
${esc(p.detected_at.slice(0, 16).replace('T', ' '))}	${esc(p.display_name)}	${esc(p.provider)}	${p.old_value === null ? 'new' : esc(p.old_value)}	${esc(p.new_value)}	${esc(p.status)}	${esc(p.note)}

`}\n

Collector health

\n${runs.map((r) => ``).join('')}

Provider	Last run	OK	Rows	Error
${esc(r.provider)}	${esc(r.started_at.slice(0, 16).replace('T', ' '))}	${r.ok ? 'yes' : 'no'}	${esc(r.found)}	${esc(r.error \|\| '')}

`;\n return layout('Admin', body);\n}\n",[],[337,357],"bf3e7d29-bf21-4bc2-ba30-f0eda6203750","policy.js","27590b00-a793-11f1-8b39-1607ee4eb77e",["D",1788438588727],"// Confidence-tiered publishing policy.\n//\n// The rule that outranks every other rule: a wrong number published silently is\n// worse than a missed update. When the parse is not clean, we hold and keep the\n// last known good value marked stale.\n\nexport const AUTO_LIMIT = 0.10; // under 10 percent: publish, log only\nexport const FLAG_LIMIT = 0.50; // 10 to 50 percent: publish, flag in the daily note\nexport const VETO_HOURS = 6; // over 50 percent: hold for a veto window\nexport const MIN_CONFIDENCE = 0.8;\nexport const STALE_HOURS = 72;\n\n/**\n * Decide what to do with a freshly collected candidate.\n * @param {{normalised_price_usd:number, parse_confidence:number}|null} previous last stored point, null if new\n * @param {{normalised_price_usd:number, parse_confidence:number, missing?:boolean}} candidate\n * @returns {{action:'insert_new'|'publish'|'flag'|'veto'|'hold', status:string, pct:number|null, reason:string}}\n */\nexport function decide(previous, candidate) {\n if (candidate.missing) {\n return { action: 'veto', status: 'pending_veto', pct: null, reason: 'model disappeared from source' };\n }\n if (!Number.isFinite(candidate.normalised_price_usd)) {\n return { action: 'hold', status: 'held', pct: null, reason: 'unparseable price' };\n }\n if (candidate.parse_confidence < MIN_CONFIDENCE) {\n return { action: 'hold', status: 'held', pct: null, reason: `parse confidence ${candidate.parse_confidence} below ${MIN_CONFIDENCE}` };\n }\n if (!previous) {\n return { action: 'insert_new', status: 'auto_published', pct: null, reason: 'first observation' };\n }\n\n const oldP = previous.normalised_price_usd;\n const newP = candidate.normalised_price_usd;\n\n if (newP === 0 && oldP !== 0) {\n return { action: 'veto', status: 'pending_veto', pct: -1, reason: 'price dropped to zero' };\n }\n if (oldP === 0) {\n return { action: 'veto', status: 'pending_veto', pct: null, reason: 'price rose from zero' };\n }\n\n const pct = (newP - oldP) / oldP;\n const mag = Math.abs(pct);\n\n if (mag === 0) return { action: 'publish', status: 'auto_published', pct: 0, reason: 'unchanged' };\n if (mag < AUTO_LIMIT) return { action: 'publish', status: 'auto_published', pct, reason: 'small change' };\n if (mag <= FLAG_LIMIT) return { action: 'flag', status: 'auto_published', pct, reason: 'material change, flagged' };\n return { action: 'veto', status: 'pending_veto', pct, reason: 'change over 50 percent' };\n}\n\n/** Has a veto window expired? 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The second is Paddle,\n// whose domain review will not approve a seller until a product description, pricing,\n// terms, a refund policy and a privacy policy are all reachable from the site\n// navigation. Both audiences are served by the same rule the rest of this site runs\n// on: say the true thing, including when the true thing is \"not yet\".\n//\n// They live in their own file rather than in render.js because render.js is already\n// long and has been overwritten once by a full-file write. Nothing here needs anything\n// from render.js except the shell.\nimport { esc, layout } from './render.js';\n\nexport const REPORT_PRICE_EUR = 149;\n\n/**\n * The one line every legal page needs and no legal page should invent.\n *\n * Paddle's domain review asks a sole proprietor to name the legal entity in the terms.\n * Until `LEGAL_ENTITY` is set on the val there is no registered name to print, so the\n * pages state what is actually true today rather than printing a placeholder or a guess.\n */\nfunction operator(ctx = {}) {\n return ctx.legalEntity\n ? `${esc(ctx.legalEntity)}, trading as Model Price History`\n : `the sole proprietor trading as Model Price History, established in Switzerland`;\n}\n\nfunction contactLine(ctx = {}, purpose = 'Questions') {\n return ctx.contactEmail\n ? `${purpose}: ${esc(ctx.contactEmail)}.`\n : `${purpose} go through the contact form until a dedicated address is published.`;\n}\n\n/* ------------------------------------------------------------------ pricing */\n\nexport function pricingPage(ctx = {}) {\n const body = `\n

Pricing

The site is free and stays free. One thing is paid: the full recorded history as data, with the working shown.

\n\n

The price history dataset and report

EUR ${REPORT_PRICE_EUR} one off, not a subscription

Every price this site has ever recorded, as data you can load into a spreadsheet or a notebook, plus a written report explaining what moved and how the numbers were made comparable.

\n\n

What you get

history.csv — every observation ever recorded, one row per capture. Model, provider, endpoint, tier, resolution, native unit, native price, native currency, the FX rate applied at capture, the normalised USD figure, the source URL, the capture timestamp and the parse confidence.
current.csv — the latest normalised price for every model and provider, the same rows the front page ranks, ready to join against your own usage.
events.csv — every promotional rate with a published end date and, where the provider printed it, the list price it reverts to.
report.pdf — what changed over the period, what is scheduled to change next, and the normalisation arithmetic written out in full, so you can check it rather than trust it.
One free refresh within 90 days of purchase. Ask and the current files are sent again.

\n\n

How it is delivered

A download link by email, within one business day of purchase. No account, no login, no API key. The files are plain CSV and PDF and they are yours to keep.

\n\n

Honest about the age of it

Collection began on 3 September 2026. The dataset contains exactly as much history as has actually elapsed since then, and the report says so on its first page. If you need a long back series today, this is not yet that product and you should not buy it. What it does contain from day one is the normalisation: every image and video model in it reduced to one comparable unit, with the source and the arithmetic attached to each row.

\n\n

Tell me when it ships

Checkout opens when payment processing is connected. Payments are handled by Paddle as merchant of record; any VAT or sales tax is calculated and charged by Paddle at checkout. Refunds: 14 days, no reason needed, and longer if a number turns out to be wrong. See the refund policy.

\n\n

Free, and staying free

No account needed for any of this.

Every current price, normalised and ranked, on the front page
The changes feed and its RSS feed
Per model pages with the full record of what has been observed
The cost calculator
GET /api/prices.json and GET /api/changes.json, unauthenticated, no key

\n\n

Not on sale yet

Two things are being built and neither has a price on it, because quoting a price for something that cannot be bought is how a site stops being believed.

Price change alerts. An email when a watched model changes price, when a promotion ends, or when a model is deprecated. The alert engine is not built. Join the list and you will be asked what you want alerting on before it is designed.

A sponsored row. Live click counts and what a slot involves are on the sponsor page. Ranking is by price and a sponsored row never moves up the table.

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${contactLine(ctx, 'Questions about any of this')}

`;\n return layout('Pricing', body, {\n description: `The site is free. The full recorded price history as CSV plus a written report is EUR ${REPORT_PRICE_EUR}, one off.`,\n });\n}\n\n/* -------------------------------------------------------------------- terms */\n\nexport function termsPage(ctx = {}) {\n const body = `\n

Terms and conditions

Last updated 3 September 2026.

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1. Who you are contracting with

Model Price History is operated by ${operator(ctx)} (\"we\", \"us\"). These terms cover both the free website and the paid dataset and report.

Paid orders are sold through Paddle.com Market Ltd acting as the merchant of record and authorised reseller. Paddle, not us, is the seller on your invoice and on your card statement, and Paddle's buyer terms apply to the transaction itself. Where anything in this document conflicts with Paddle's buyer terms, Paddle's buyer terms win for that transaction.

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2. The free site

The website, the changes feed, the RSS feed and the unauthenticated JSON endpoints are provided free and without registration. You may read them, link to them, and quote figures from them with attribution and a link. Automated access is welcome within reason: one request a second, identify yourself in your user agent, and do not attempt to mirror the whole site continuously. We may rate limit or block access that degrades the service for others.

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3. What the paid product is, and the licence you get

The paid product is a one off delivery of data files and a written report, described on the pricing page. It is not a subscription and it does not include an API key or ongoing access.

You may use the files inside your own organisation without limit: analysis, internal reporting, models, dashboards, and decisions. You may publish figures and findings derived from them, with attribution to Model Price History and a link. You may not resell, redistribute or republish the dataset in bulk, or offer it as a competing data product or feed. If you want to do something the previous two sentences do not obviously permit, ask; the answer is usually yes.

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4. Accuracy, and what these numbers are not

Every figure here is read by an automated collector from a provider's own public pricing page and stored with the URL it came from and the time it was read. We publish what the source said. We do not verify it against an invoice, and we are not party to your contract with any provider.

Providers change prices without notice, run promotions with terms not printed on the page, negotiate rates privately, and occasionally publish mistakes. A price here can therefore be out of date or wrong. Do not use this site as the sole basis for a purchasing, budgeting or contractual decision. Check the provider's own page, which every row on this site links to, before you commit money.

Where a source breaks, nothing is published and the previous value stays up with its original verification date visible. Where a number is found to be wrong, the correction is published in the changes feed rather than edited in silently.

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5. No warranty

The site and the paid files are provided \"as is\". To the extent the law allows, we give no warranty that they are accurate, complete, current, or fit for any particular purpose, and no warranty that the site will be available without interruption. Nothing here is financial, legal or procurement advice.

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6. Liability

To the extent the law allows, our total liability to you for any claim arising out of the site or the paid product is limited to the amount you actually paid for that product in the twelve months before the claim, whether you paid it to us or to Paddle, and we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, lost profits, or loss arising from a decision you made in reliance on a figure published here.

Nothing in these terms limits liability for fraud, for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for anything else that cannot lawfully be limited. If you are a consumer, your statutory rights are unaffected.

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7. Third parties

Provider names, model names and trade marks belong to their owners and are used to identify what is being priced. Model Price History is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any provider listed. Where a link is a paid placement or an affiliate link it is labelled as one on the page it appears on. Sponsorship never changes the sort order of any table.

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8. Changes to these terms

These terms may change. The date at the top is the date of the current version, and a material change is announced in the changes feed. The terms that apply to a purchase are the ones published on the day of that purchase.

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9. Governing law

These terms are governed by Swiss law, and the courts of Switzerland have jurisdiction. If you are a consumer resident elsewhere, this does not deprive you of the protection of mandatory consumer law in your country of residence.

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10. Contact

${contactLine(ctx, 'Questions about these terms')} Related pages: refund policy, privacy notice, pricing.

`;\n return layout('Terms and conditions', body, {\n description: 'The terms covering the free site and the paid price history dataset.',\n });\n}\n\n/* ------------------------------------------------------------------- refund */\n\nexport function refundPage(ctx = {}) {\n const body = `\n

Refund policy

Last updated 3 September 2026. Short version: ask within 14 days and you get your money back, and if a number was wrong the 14 days do not apply.

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14 days, no reason needed

Ask for a refund within 14 days of purchase and you get a full refund of what you paid. You do not have to explain why, you do not have to delete the files first, and we do not ask what you were going to do with them.

This applies even though the product is digital and delivered immediately. Consumer law in several countries lets a seller switch that right off for digital goods once a download starts. We do not switch it off.

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The accuracy refund, which has no time limit

This site sells the claim that its numbers are right. So: if you find a materially wrong figure in the files you bought, tell us. If we cannot correct it and send you corrected files within five business days, you get a full refund, whenever you bought it. The correction is published in the changes feed either way, because a correction that only the person who complained hears about is not a correction.

\"Materially wrong\" means a figure that does not match what the provider's own page said at the capture time recorded in the row. A price that has since changed is not an error; that is the entire point of a history.

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How to ask

Either route works and both reach a human.

Reply to your Paddle receipt, or use the account management link printed on it. Paddle is the merchant of record and can refund you directly.
${contactLine(ctx, 'Or write to us')}

Refunds go back to the original payment method. Paddle processes them, usually within a few business days, and how long the money then takes to appear is your bank's business rather than ours.

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Disputes and chargebacks

Paddle is the merchant of record, so a payment dispute is handled by Paddle under its buyer terms. You are welcome to go straight to your bank, but asking us first is faster.

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Subscriptions

There are none yet. When a recurring plan exists this policy will be extended to cover cancellation and part periods before it goes on sale, not after.

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Related pages: pricing, terms, privacy notice.

`;\n return layout('Refund policy', body, {\n description: 'Fourteen days, no reason needed. And a refund with no time limit if a published number turns out to be wrong.',\n });\n}\n\n/* ------------------------------------------------------------------ privacy */\n\nexport function privacyPage(ctx = {}) {\n const body = `\n

Privacy notice

Last updated 3 September 2026. This site sets no cookies, loads nothing from a third party, and runs no analytics. That is not a promise about the future, it is a description of the page you are reading.

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Who is responsible

${operator(ctx)} is the controller for the data described here. ${contactLine(ctx, 'Privacy questions and requests')}

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If you just read the site

Nothing is asked of you and nothing is stored about you beyond what any web server necessarily handles to answer a request. There is no cookie, no local storage, no analytics script, no advertising pixel, no embedded font and no third party request of any kind: every page on this site loads from this domain alone, which you can verify in your browser's network tab.

Our host, Val Town, processes ordinary server request logs on our behalf as infrastructure. We do not build profiles from them and we do not link them to anything else.

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If you click through to a provider

Outbound links to provider pricing pages pass through /go/ so the click can be counted. What is stored is the provider, the model, the time, and the referring page on this site. No IP address, no identifier, nothing that distinguishes one visitor from another. The counts are published in aggregate on the sponsor page, which is the point of counting them.

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If you give us your email address

We store the address, the date you gave it, a random confirmation token, and which models you asked to watch. That is the whole record. The basis is your consent, given by submitting the form, and you can withdraw it at any time by asking, at which point the record is deleted rather than marked inactive.

The address is used to send you what you asked for and nothing else. It is not sold, not rented, not shared with providers, and not used for anything unrelated. Every email will carry an unsubscribe link. At the time of writing no email has been sent at all, because the sending path is not built yet.

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If you buy something

Purchases are processed by Paddle.com Market Ltd as merchant of record. Your card details go to Paddle and never reach this site or its database; we could not store them if we wanted to. Paddle passes us the order and the email address to deliver to, and handles the invoice, the tax and any dispute under its own privacy notice. We keep the record of the order for as long as accounting law requires.

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How long things are kept

Email addresses: until you ask us to delete them, or until the alert product is discontinued. Click counts: aggregated, with no personal data in them to expire. Order records: for the retention period Swiss accounting law sets, currently ten years. Price data: forever, on purpose, because the history is the product and none of it is about you.

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Where the data is

The site and its database run on Val Town's infrastructure in the United States. Paddle operates internationally. If you are in the EEA, the UK or Switzerland, this means an international transfer, made on the basis of the standard contractual clauses those providers operate under.

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Your rights

You can ask for a copy of what we hold about you, ask for it to be corrected, or ask for it to be deleted, and you can complain to your national data protection authority or, in Switzerland, to the FDPIC. Ask and it is done, without an identity verification ritual for a record that consists of an email address you already control. There is no charge and no form.

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Changes

If this notice changes materially, the change is announced in the changes feed along with the date.

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Related pages: terms, refund policy, pricing.

`;\n return layout('Privacy notice', body, {\n description: 'No cookies, no analytics, no third party requests. What is stored, why, and how to have it deleted.',\n });\n}\n",[],[337,380],"ff614ec2-6301-4275-9f8e-0f79cb499946","ingest.js","6d918a5c-a793-11f1-9f21-1607ee4eb77e",198,["D",1789348295541],"// The collection pipeline: fetch -> parse -> normalise -> policy -> store.\n// Nothing here decides what is true. It records what a source said, when, and\n// how confident the parse was, and defers every risky call to policy.js.\n\nimport { normalise } from './normalise.js';\nimport { decide } from './policy.js';\nimport { htmlToText } from './collectors/html.js';\nimport * as db from './db.js';\n\nexport function slugify(name) {\n return String(name)\n .toLowerCase()\n .replace(/[^a-z0-9]+/g, '-')\n .replace(/^-+|-+$/g, '')\n .slice(0, 64);\n}\n\n/**\n * @param {object} client sqlite client\n * @param {Array} collectors\n * @param {object} ctx {now: ISO string, fetchImpl, fixtures?: {provider: text}}\n */\nexport async function runCollection(client, collectors, ctx) {\n const now = ctx.now || new Date().toISOString();\n const report = { started_at: now, providers: [], published: 0, flagged: [], vetoed: [], held: [], errors: [] };\n\n for (const c of collectors) {\n const started = now;\n let text = null;\n let error = null;\n\n try {\n if (ctx.fixtures && ctx.fixtures[c.provider] !== undefined) {\n text = ctx.fixtures[c.provider];\n } else {\n const res = await ctx.fetchImpl(c.source_url, {\n headers: { 'User-Agent': ctx.userAgent || 'InferenceIndexBot/1.0 (+https://example.com/about)' },\n });\n if (!res.ok) throw new Error('HTTP ' + res.status);\n const body = await res.text();\n text = /<[a-z][\\s\\S]*>/i.test(body) ? htmlToText(body) : body;\n }\n } catch (e) {\n error = String(e && e.message ? e.message : e);\n }\n\n let candidates = [];\n if (!error) {\n try {\n candidates = c.parse(text) || [];\n if (candidates.length === 0) error = 'parsed zero rows, treating as a parse failure';\n } catch (e) {\n error = 'parse threw: ' + String(e && e.message ? e.message : e);\n }\n }\n\n await db.run(\n client,\n `INSERT INTO collector_runs (provider, started_at, finished_at, ok, found, error) VALUES (?,?,?,?,?,?)`,\n [c.provider, started, now, error ? 0 : 1, candidates.length, error]\n );\n\n if (error) {\n report.providers.push({ provider: c.provider, ok: false, found: 0, error });\n report.errors.push({ provider: c.provider, error });\n continue;\n }\n\n for (const cand of candidates) {\n const outcome = await ingestCandidate(client, c, cand, now);\n if (outcome.action === 'flag') report.flagged.push(outcome);\n else if (outcome.action === 'veto') report.vetoed.push(outcome);\n else if (outcome.action === 'hold') report.held.push(outcome);\n if (outcome.stored) report.published++;\n }\n\n report.providers.push({ provider: c.provider, ok: true, found: candidates.length, error: null });\n }\n\n report.finished_at = now;\n return report;\n}\n\nexport async function ingestCandidate(client, collector, cand, now) {\n const slug = cand.slug || slugify(cand.display_name);\n const model = await db.upsertModel(\n client,\n {\n slug,\n display_name: cand.display_name,\n vendor: cand.vendor || collector.vendor_fallback || collector.provider,\n modality: cand.modality,\n status: cand.status || 'active',\n sunset_date: cand.sunset_date,\n notes: cand.notes,\n },\n now\n );\n\n let normalised;\n try {\n normalised = normalise({\n modality: cand.modality,\n native_unit: cand.native_unit,\n native_price: cand.native_price,\n native_currency: cand.native_currency,\n fx_rate: cand.fx_rate,\n clip_seconds: cand.clip_seconds,\n outputs: cand.outputs,\n resolution: cand.resolution,\n });\n } catch (e) {\n normalised = NaN;\n }\n\n const tier = cand.tier || 'standard';\n const resolution = cand.resolution || 'unspecified';\n const previous = await db.latestFor(client, model.id, collector.provider, tier, resolution);\n const verdict = decide(previous, {\n normalised_price_usd: normalised,\n parse_confidence: cand.parse_confidence === undefined ? 1 : cand.parse_confidence,\n });\n\n const sourceUrl = cand.source_url || collector.source_url;\n const base = {\n model_id: model.id,\n provider: collector.provider,\n endpoint_url: cand.endpoint_url,\n tier,\n resolution,\n native_unit: cand.native_unit,\n native_price: cand.native_price,\n native_currency: cand.native_currency || 'USD',\n fx_rate: cand.fx_rate === undefined ? 1 : cand.fx_rate,\n normalised_price_usd: normalised,\n clip_seconds: cand.clip_seconds,\n outputs: cand.outputs,\n source_url: sourceUrl,\n captured_at: now,\n parse_confidence: cand.parse_confidence === undefined ? 1 : cand.parse_confidence,\n is_promotional: cand.is_promotional,\n promo_ends_at: cand.promo_ends_at,\n // Native-unit list price this rate reverts to when the promo ends, where the\n // source states it. Same unit as native_price, so the ratio is the rise.\n reverts_to_price: cand.reverts_to_price,\n };\n\n const result = { model: model.slug, provider: collector.provider, action: verdict.action, reason: verdict.reason, pct: verdict.pct, stored: false };\n\n if (verdict.action === 'hold') {\n await db.insertChange(client, {\n model_id: model.id, provider: collector.provider, tier, resolution,\n field_changed: 'normalised_price_usd',\n old_value: previous ? previous.normalised_price_usd : null,\n new_value: Number.isFinite(normalised) ? normalised : null,\n pct_change: verdict.pct, detected_at: now, status: 'held',\n source_url: sourceUrl, note: verdict.reason,\n });\n return result; // last known good value stays current, and the UI marks it stale\n }\n\n if (verdict.action === 'veto') {\n await db.insertChange(client, {\n model_id: model.id, provider: collector.provider, tier, resolution,\n field_changed: 'normalised_price_usd',\n old_value: previous ? previous.normalised_price_usd : null,\n new_value: Number.isFinite(normalised) ? normalised : null,\n pct_change: verdict.pct, detected_at: now, status: 'pending_veto',\n source_url: sourceUrl, note: verdict.reason,\n });\n return result;\n }\n\n // insert_new, publish, flag all store the point\n await db.insertPricePoint(client, base);\n result.stored = true;\n\n const changed = !previous || previous.normalised_price_usd !== normalised;\n if (changed) {\n await db.insertChange(client, {\n model_id: model.id, provider: collector.provider, tier, resolution,\n field_changed: previous ? 'normalised_price_usd' : 'first_seen',\n old_value: previous ? previous.normalised_price_usd : null,\n new_value: normalised, pct_change: verdict.pct,\n detected_at: now, published_at: now, status: 'auto_published',\n source_url: sourceUrl, note: verdict.reason,\n });\n }\n\n // A promotional deadline that moves is a change, even when the rate does not move.\n // The diff above compares normalised_price_usd and nothing else, so when fal slid the\n // H3 Max promo from 7 September to 14 September with every price unchanged, nothing\n // was recorded and the countdown on the home page silently reset. Warning before a\n // bill changes is the thing this site is for, so the date is diffed on its own.\n //\n // Both values are the date the source published, or null where it published none.\n // Nothing is derived: no percentage, because a date does not have one, and no guess\n // at what the date means. Only recorded against a key that already had a price point,\n // so a first sighting stays one row rather than two.\n const oldPromo = previous && previous.promo_ends_at ? previous.promo_ends_at : null;\n const newPromo = cand.promo_ends_at || null;\n if (previous && oldPromo !== newPromo) {\n await db.insertChange(client, {\n model_id: model.id, provider: collector.provider, tier, resolution,\n field_changed: 'promo_ends_at',\n old_value: oldPromo, new_value: newPromo,\n pct_change: null,\n detected_at: now, published_at: now, status: 'auto_published',\n source_url: sourceUrl,\n note: newPromo === null\n ? 'promotional end date withdrawn by the source'\n : (oldPromo === null ? 'promotional end date first published' : 'promotional end date moved'),\n });\n }\n return result;\n}\n\n/** Release veto windows whose 6 hours have elapsed. Silence means publish. */\nexport async function releaseVetoes(client, now) {\n const { vetoExpired } = await import('./policy.js');\n const pending = await db.all(client, \"SELECT * FROM changes WHERE status='pending_veto'\");\n let released = 0;\n for (const ch of pending) {\n if (!vetoExpired(ch.detected_at, now)) continue;\n if (ch.new_value === null) continue;\n const model = await db.one(client, 'SELECT * FROM models WHERE id=?', [ch.model_id]);\n const prev = await db.latestFor(client, ch.model_id, ch.provider, ch.tier, ch.resolution);\n await db.insertPricePoint(client, {\n model_id: ch.model_id, provider: ch.provider, tier: ch.tier, resolution: ch.resolution,\n native_unit: prev ? prev.native_unit : 'per_second',\n native_price: Number(ch.new_value),\n native_currency: 'USD', fx_rate: 1,\n normalised_price_usd: Number(ch.new_value),\n source_url: ch.source_url, captured_at: now, parse_confidence: 1,\n });\n await db.run(client, \"UPDATE changes SET status='auto_published', published_at=? WHERE id=?\", [now, ch.id]);\n released++;\n }\n return released;\n}\n",[],[337,388],"560f6bba-ac6b-4b8f-8c54-e634ec102024","db.js","59c2bfe6-a793-11f1-8dc9-1607ee4eb77e",199,["D",1789348298539],"// Thin data layer over a libsql-style client: client.execute({sql, args}) -> {rows}\n// Works unchanged against Val Town std/sqlite and the local node:sqlite shim.\n\nexport async function initSchema(db, schemaSql, migrations = []) {\n for (const stmt of schemaSql.split(';')) {\n const s = stmt.trim();\n if (s) await db.execute(s);\n }\n // Additive migrations. Only an already-applied column is tolerated; any other\n // error is a real schema problem and must not be swallowed.\n for (const m of migrations) {\n try {\n await db.execute(m);\n } catch (e) {\n const msg = String(e && e.message ? e.message : e);\n if (!/duplicate column name/i.test(msg)) throw e;\n }\n }\n}\n\nexport async function all(db, sql, args = []) {\n const r = await db.execute({ sql, args });\n return r.rows || [];\n}\n\nexport async function one(db, sql, args = []) {\n const rows = await all(db, sql, args);\n return rows.length ? rows[0] : null;\n}\n\nexport async function run(db, sql, args = []) {\n return db.execute({ sql, args });\n}\n\nexport async function upsertModel(db, m, nowIso) {\n const existing = await one(db, 'SELECT * FROM models WHERE slug = ?', [m.slug]);\n if (existing) return existing;\n await run(\n db,\n `INSERT INTO models (slug, display_name, vendor, modality, status, first_seen_at, sunset_date, notes)\n VALUES (?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)`,\n [m.slug, m.display_name, m.vendor, m.modality, m.status || 'active', nowIso, m.sunset_date || null, m.notes || null]\n );\n return one(db, 'SELECT * FROM models WHERE slug = ?', [m.slug]);\n}\n\n/** Most recent price point for every (model, provider, tier, resolution) combination. */\nexport async function currentPrices(db) {\n return all(\n db,\n `SELECT p.*, m.slug, m.display_name, m.vendor, m.modality, m.status, m.sunset_date\n FROM price_points p\n JOIN models m ON m.id = p.model_id\n WHERE p.id IN (\n SELECT id FROM (\n SELECT id, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (\n PARTITION BY model_id, provider, tier, resolution\n ORDER BY captured_at DESC, id DESC\n ) AS rn\n FROM price_points\n ) WHERE rn = 1\n )\n ORDER BY m.modality, p.normalised_price_usd ASC`\n );\n}\n\n/**\n * Promotional rates that have not expired yet, soonest first.\n *\n * This is the home page's lead. On day one every 30-day delta is empty because there\n * is no history yet, but a promo end date printed by the provider is real on day one.\n * Only the CURRENT price point per key counts, so a promo that has since been\n * superseded does not resurface.\n */\nexport async function upcomingPriceEvents(db, todayIso, limit = 12) {\n return all(\n db,\n `SELECT p.*, m.slug, m.display_name, m.vendor, m.modality\n FROM price_points p\n JOIN models m ON m.id = p.model_id\n WHERE p.promo_ends_at IS NOT NULL\n AND p.promo_ends_at >= ?\n AND p.id IN (\n SELECT id FROM (\n SELECT id, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (\n PARTITION BY model_id, provider, tier, resolution\n ORDER BY captured_at DESC, id DESC\n ) AS rn\n FROM price_points\n ) WHERE rn = 1\n )\n ORDER BY p.promo_ends_at ASC, p.normalised_price_usd ASC\n LIMIT ?`,\n [todayIso, limit]\n );\n}\n\nexport async function latestFor(db, modelId, provider, tier, resolution) {\n return one(\n db,\n `SELECT * FROM price_points\n WHERE model_id=? AND provider=? AND tier=? AND resolution=?\n ORDER BY captured_at DESC, id DESC LIMIT 1`,\n [modelId, provider, tier, resolution]\n );\n}\n\n/** Price as it stood on or before a given date, used for the delta column. */\nexport async function priceAsOf(db, modelId, provider, tier, resolution, isoDate) {\n return one(\n db,\n `SELECT * FROM price_points\n WHERE model_id=? AND provider=? AND tier=? AND resolution=? AND captured_at <= ?\n ORDER BY captured_at DESC, id DESC LIMIT 1`,\n [modelId, provider, tier, resolution, isoDate]\n );\n}\n\nexport async function history(db, modelId) {\n return all(\n db,\n `SELECT * FROM price_points WHERE model_id=? ORDER BY captured_at ASC, id ASC`,\n [modelId]\n );\n}\n\nexport async function insertPricePoint(db, p) {\n await run(\n db,\n `INSERT INTO price_points\n (model_id, provider, endpoint_url, tier, resolution, native_unit, native_price,\n native_currency, fx_rate, normalised_price_usd, clip_seconds, outputs,\n source_url, captured_at, parse_confidence, is_promotional, promo_ends_at,\n reverts_to_price)\n VALUES (?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)`,\n [\n p.model_id, p.provider, p.endpoint_url || null, p.tier || 'standard',\n p.resolution || 'unspecified', p.native_unit, p.native_price,\n p.native_currency || 'USD', p.fx_rate === undefined ? 1 : p.fx_rate,\n p.normalised_price_usd, p.clip_seconds || null, p.outputs || 1,\n p.source_url, p.captured_at, p.parse_confidence === undefined ? 1 : p.parse_confidence,\n p.is_promotional ? 1 : 0, p.promo_ends_at || null,\n Number.isFinite(p.reverts_to_price) ? p.reverts_to_price : null,\n ]\n );\n}\n\nexport async function insertChange(db, c) {\n await run(\n db,\n `INSERT INTO changes\n (model_id, provider, tier, resolution, field_changed, old_value, new_value,\n pct_change, detected_at, published_at, status, source_url, note)\n VALUES (?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)`,\n [\n c.model_id, c.provider, c.tier || 'standard', c.resolution || 'unspecified',\n c.field_changed,\n c.old_value === undefined || c.old_value === null ? null : String(c.old_value),\n c.new_value === undefined || c.new_value === null ? null : String(c.new_value),\n c.pct_change === undefined ? null : c.pct_change,\n c.detected_at, c.published_at || null, c.status, c.source_url, c.note || null,\n ]\n );\n}\n\nexport async function recentChanges(db, limit = 50) {\n return all(\n db,\n `SELECT c.*, m.slug, m.display_name, m.modality\n FROM changes c JOIN models m ON m.id = c.model_id\n WHERE c.status = 'auto_published'\n ORDER BY c.detected_at DESC, c.id DESC LIMIT ?`,\n [limit]\n );\n}\n\nexport async function pendingChanges(db) {\n return all(\n db,\n `SELECT c.*, m.slug, m.display_name FROM changes c JOIN models m ON m.id = c.model_id\n WHERE c.status IN ('pending_veto','held') ORDER BY c.detected_at DESC`\n );\n}\n\nexport async function recordClick(db, provider, modelSlug, nowIso, referer) {\n await run(\n db,\n `INSERT INTO outbound_clicks (provider, model_slug, clicked_at, referer) VALUES (?,?,?,?)`,\n [provider, modelSlug || null, nowIso, referer || null]\n );\n}\n\nexport async function clickCounts(db, sinceIso) {\n return all(\n db,\n `SELECT provider, COUNT(*) AS clicks FROM outbound_clicks\n WHERE clicked_at >= ? GROUP BY provider ORDER BY clicks DESC`,\n [sinceIso]\n );\n}\n\nexport async function addSubscriber(db, email, nowIso, token) {\n const existing = await one(db, 'SELECT * FROM subscribers WHERE email = ?', [email]);\n if (existing) return { created: false, subscriber: existing };\n await run(\n db,\n `INSERT INTO subscribers (email, created_at, confirm_token) VALUES (?,?,?)`,\n [email, nowIso, token]\n );\n const subscriber = await one(db, 'SELECT * FROM subscribers WHERE email = ?', [email]);\n return { created: true, subscriber };\n}\n\n/**\n * One row per provider: its most recent run, the last time that provider's run actually\n * succeeded, how many prices it currently has listed, and how many runs have failed since\n * the last success.\n *\n * A failing collector publishes nothing, which is the correct behaviour, but it also means\n * the prices already on the site stop being checked while still carrying a verification\n * date. The site has to say so rather than let the reader assume silence means health.\n * Read only, and every number here is counted from what the collector actually stored.\n */\nexport async function collectorHealth(db) {\n return all(\n db,\n `WITH cur AS (\n SELECT provider, COUNT(*) AS listed\n FROM price_points\n WHERE id IN (\n SELECT id FROM (\n SELECT id, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (\n PARTITION BY model_id, provider, tier, resolution\n ORDER BY captured_at DESC, id DESC\n ) AS rn\n FROM price_points\n ) WHERE rn = 1\n )\n GROUP BY provider\n ),\n lastok AS (\n SELECT provider, MAX(started_at) AS last_ok_at\n FROM collector_runs WHERE ok = 1 GROUP BY provider\n ),\n latest AS (\n SELECT provider, MAX(id) AS id FROM collector_runs GROUP BY provider\n )\n SELECT r.provider,\n r.started_at AS last_run_at,\n r.ok AS last_ok,\n r.found,\n r.error,\n lastok.last_ok_at,\n COALESCE(cur.listed, 0) AS listed,\n (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM collector_runs f\n WHERE f.provider = r.provider AND f.ok = 0\n AND (lastok.last_ok_at IS NULL OR f.started_at > lastok.last_ok_at)\n ) AS failed_since\n FROM collector_runs r\n JOIN latest ON latest.id = r.id\n LEFT JOIN lastok ON lastok.provider = r.provider\n LEFT JOIN cur ON cur.provider = r.provider\n ORDER BY r.provider`\n );\n}\n\nexport async function stats(db) {\n const models = await one(db, 'SELECT COUNT(*) AS n FROM models');\n const points = await one(db, 'SELECT COUNT(*) AS n FROM price_points');\n const first = await one(db, 'SELECT MIN(captured_at) AS d FROM price_points');\n const subs = await one(db, 'SELECT COUNT(*) AS n FROM subscribers');\n const chg = await one(db, \"SELECT COUNT(*) AS n FROM changes WHERE status='auto_published'\");\n // A first sighting is not a price change. Counting them together would let the home\n // page claim \"200 price changes recorded\" on day one when nothing has moved yet,\n // which is the kind of number that destroys the site's only asset.\n // Named explicitly rather than inferred from old_value being present, because a moved\n // promotional deadline is also a change with a previous value and it is not a price\n // move. Counting the two together would overstate the headline figure.\n const moved = await one(\n db,\n \"SELECT COUNT(*) AS n FROM changes WHERE status='auto_published' AND field_changed='normalised_price_usd' AND old_value IS NOT NULL\"\n );\n return {\n models: models ? models.n : 0,\n price_points: points ? points.n : 0,\n first_capture: first ? first.d : null,\n subscribers: subs ? subs.n : 0,\n changes: chg ? chg.n : 0,\n price_moves: moved ? moved.n : 0,\n };\n}\n",[],[337,396],"18ae63c7-3b0f-4b66-9da5-b4be9c1515c0","wavespeed.js","41f15b98-a798-11f1-8422-1607ee4eb77e","04134d4d-98b2-4f95-a0a7-743e287193a2",25,["D",1788440780777],"// WaveSpeed pricing collector.\n// Source shape (verified 3 Sep 2026): a \"Model / Unit / Price / Output per $1\" table\n// rendered server side, one row per line:\n// \"Nano Banana 2 image $0.07/image 14 images\"\n// \"Kling 3.0 Std second $0.084/second 11.9 seconds\"\n//\n// The same table also lists text models priced per million tokens (\"$5/M\"). Those do\n// not match the pattern and are dropped, which is deliberate: doc 03 section 7 excludes\n// text token pricing.\nimport { lines } from './html.js';\n\n// name, unit column, price, price unit. Non-greedy name so multi-word names survive.\nconst ROW = /^(.+?)\\s+(image|second)\\s+\\$\\s?([0-9]+(?:\\.[0-9]+)?)\\s*\\/\\s*(image|second)\\b/i;\n\nexport function parseWavespeedPricing(text) {\n const out = [];\n for (const l of lines(text)) {\n if (!l || /^Model\\s+Unit\\s+Price/i.test(l)) continue;\n const m = l.match(ROW);\n if (!m) continue;\n\n // The unit column and the price unit must agree. If they ever disagree the row is\n // ambiguous, so it is dropped rather than guessed at.\n if (m[2].toLowerCase() !== m[4].toLowerCase()) continue;\n\n const isImage = m[4].toLowerCase() === 'image';\n out.push({\n display_name: m[1].trim(),\n vendor: 'wavespeed',\n modality: isImage ? 'image' : 'video',\n native_unit: isImage ? 'per_image' : 'per_second',\n native_price: Number(m[3]),\n native_currency: 'USD',\n fx_rate: 1,\n // WaveSpeed does not print a resolution on this table. Saying \"unspecified\" is\n // honest; inventing 720p would not be.\n resolution: 'unspecified',\n tier: 'standard',\n outputs: 1,\n parse_confidence: 1,\n });\n }\n return out;\n}\n\nexport const wavespeedCollector = {\n provider: 'wavespeed',\n vendor_fallback: 'wavespeed',\n source_url: 'https://wavespeed.ai/pricing',\n parse: parseWavespeedPricing,\n needs_live_verification: false,\n};\n",[],[337,412,404],"collectors","bc5065b2-e41a-4b9c-8b86-9793a5dd4041","runway.js","39428846-a798-11f1-bc07-1607ee4eb77e",29,["D",1788440833323],"// Runway Dev pricing collector.\n// Source shape (verified 3 Sep 2026): docs.dev.runwayml.com/guides/pricing/ prices\n// everything in CREDITS, and states the credit value in prose: \"$0.01 per credit\".\n//\n// The credit value is READ FROM THE PAGE, never hardcoded. If Runway changes it and\n// the sentence moves, this throws, the run is recorded as a parse failure, and the\n// site keeps its last verified numbers. That is the correct outcome: a stale price\n// with a visible date beats a silently wrong one.\n//\n// Deliberately skipped, because the page states a RANGE rather than a rate:\n// grok_imagine_image_2 (\"4-8 credits per image, by quality and resolution\")\n// gpt_image_2 (\"1-41 credits per image, by quality and resolution\")\n// Their quality x resolution matrices are further down the page and need the request\n// parameters to resolve. Publishing the midpoint of a range would be inventing a number.\n//\n// Also skipped: upscale, SDR-to-HDR, audio, real-time and recipe sections, the\n// professional/HDR per-second surcharges, and anything billed per second of INPUT.\nimport { lines } from './html.js';\n\n/** \"$0.01 per credit\" -> 0.01 */\nexport function parseCreditValue(ls) {\n for (const l of ls) {\n const m = l.match(/\\$\\s?([0-9]+(?:\\.[0-9]+)?)\\s+per\\s+credit/i);\n if (m) return Number(m[1]);\n }\n throw new Error('credit value sentence not found on the page');\n}\n\n/** A parenthesised qualifier is a resolution if it looks like one, otherwise a tier. */\nfunction classifyQualifier(q) {\n if (!q) return { resolution: 'unspecified', tier: 'standard' };\n const t = q.trim();\n if (/^\\d+\\s*[pPkK](\\s*\\/\\s*\\d+\\s*[pPkK])?$/.test(t.replace(/\\s+/g, ''))) {\n return { resolution: t, tier: 'standard' };\n }\n return { resolution: 'unspecified', tier: t };\n}\n\n/**\n * Lines between a heading and the next heading.\n *\n * The page prints its own table of contents first, so every heading string appears\n * twice. The real heading is the one immediately followed by a \"Section titled ...\"\n * line, which is how the doc generator marks it. Matching the first occurrence would\n * silently return an empty table-of-contents slice and publish nothing, which is how\n * the image section was lost on the first attempt.\n */\nfunction section(ls, startRe, endRes) {\n let start = ls.findIndex((l, i) => startRe.test(l) && /^Section titled/.test(ls[i + 1] || ''));\n if (start < 0) start = ls.findIndex((l) => startRe.test(l));\n if (start < 0) return [];\n const rest = ls.slice(start + 1);\n let end = rest.length;\n for (const re of endRes) {\n const i = rest.findIndex((l) => re.test(l));\n if (i >= 0 && i < end) end = i;\n }\n return rest.slice(0, end);\n}\n\nconst VIDEO_LINE = /^([A-Za-z0-9_.\\-]+)\\s*(?:\$([^)]+)\$)?\\s+([0-9]+(?:\\.[0-9]+)?)\\s+credits?\\s+per\\s+second\\b(.*)$/;\nconst IMAGE_RATE = /([0-9]+(?:\\.[0-9]+)?)\\s+credits?\\s+per\\s+((?:[\\w.]+(?:\\s+or\\s+[\\w.]+)?)\\s+)?image/gi;\nconst RANGE = /[0-9]\\s*[–—-]\\s*[0-9]+\\s+credits?/;\n\nexport function parseRunwayPricing(text) {\n const ls = lines(text).filter((l) => l !== '');\n const creditUsd = parseCreditValue(ls);\n const out = [];\n\n // ---- Video generation\n const video = section(\n ls,\n /^Video Generation Pricing$/i,\n [/^Professional and HDR output formats$/i, /^Image Generation Pricing$/i]\n );\n for (const l of video) {\n const m = l.match(VIDEO_LINE);\n if (!m) continue;\n const trailing = m[4] || '';\n // \"11 credits per second of input video\" is a charge on the input, not the output.\n if (/^\\s*of\\s+input/i.test(trailing)) continue;\n const { resolution, tier } = classifyQualifier(m[2]);\n out.push({\n display_name: m[1],\n vendor: 'runway',\n modality: 'video',\n native_unit: 'per_second',\n native_price: Number((Number(m[3]) * creditUsd).toFixed(8)),\n native_currency: 'USD',\n fx_rate: 1,\n resolution,\n tier,\n outputs: 1,\n parse_confidence: 1,\n });\n }\n\n // ---- Image generation\n const image = section(ls, /^Image Generation Pricing$/i, [/^Image Upscale Pricing$/i]);\n for (const l of image) {\n if (RANGE.test(l)) continue; // a range is not a rate\n const nameMatch = l.match(/^([A-Za-z0-9_.\\-]+)\\s/);\n if (!nameMatch) continue;\n IMAGE_RATE.lastIndex = 0;\n let m;\n while ((m = IMAGE_RATE.exec(l)) !== null) {\n const res = (m[2] || '').trim();\n out.push({\n display_name: nameMatch[1],\n vendor: 'runway',\n modality: 'image',\n native_unit: 'per_image',\n native_price: Number((Number(m[1]) * creditUsd).toFixed(8)),\n native_currency: 'USD',\n fx_rate: 1,\n resolution: res || 'any',\n tier: 'standard',\n outputs: 1,\n parse_confidence: 1,\n });\n }\n }\n\n return out;\n}\n\nexport const runwayCollector = {\n provider: 'runway',\n vendor_fallback: 'runway',\n source_url: 'https://docs.dev.runwayml.com/guides/pricing/',\n parse: parseRunwayPricing,\n needs_live_verification: false,\n};\n",[],[337,412,414],"26c53f44-416a-4278-b219-ca6e36f8e332","replicate.js","422e4bca-a793-11f1-8b80-1607ee4eb77e",["D",1788438633740],"// Replicate pricing page collector.\n// Source shape (verified 2 Sep 2026): \"owner/model-name\" on its own line, a\n// description, then one or more \"$X / unit\" lines.\nimport { lines } from './html.js';\n\nconst MODEL_LINE = /^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*\\/[a-z0-9][a-z0-9._-]*$/i;\nconst PRICE_LINE = /^\\$([0-9]+(?:\\.[0-9]+)?)\\s*\\/\\s*(.+)$/;\n\nfunction interpretUnit(priceText, amount) {\n const t = priceText.toLowerCase().trim();\n if (/second of output video/.test(t)) {\n return { modality: 'video', native_unit: 'per_second', native_price: amount, resolution: 'unspecified' };\n }\n if (/thousand output images?/.test(t)) {\n return { modality: 'image', native_unit: 'per_image', native_price: amount / 1000, resolution: 'unspecified' };\n }\n if (/output images?/.test(t)) {\n return { modality: 'image', native_unit: 'per_image', native_price: amount, resolution: 'unspecified' };\n }\n return null; // tokens and anything else: out of scope by design\n}\n\nexport function parseReplicatePricing(text) {\n const ls = lines(text);\n const out = [];\n for (let i = 0; i < ls.length; i++) {\n if (!MODEL_LINE.test(ls[i])) continue;\n const slugPath = ls[i];\n for (let j = i + 1; j < Math.min(i + 12, ls.length); j++) {\n if (MODEL_LINE.test(ls[j])) break;\n const m = ls[j].match(PRICE_LINE);\n if (!m) continue;\n const spec = interpretUnit(m[2], Number(m[1]));\n if (!spec) continue;\n out.push({\n display_name: slugPath,\n vendor: slugPath.split('/')[0],\n modality: spec.modality,\n native_unit: spec.native_unit,\n native_price: spec.native_price,\n native_currency: 'USD',\n fx_rate: 1,\n resolution: /720p/.test(slugPath) ? '720p' : /480p/.test(slugPath) ? '480p' : spec.resolution,\n outputs: 1,\n parse_confidence: 1,\n });\n }\n }\n return out;\n}\n\nexport const replicateCollector = {\n provider: 'replicate',\n vendor_fallback: 'replicate',\n source_url: 'https://replicate.com/pricing',\n parse: parseReplicatePricing,\n needs_live_verification: false,\n};\n",[],[337,412,422],"9e946bc5-4ae5-4fab-a7e8-e9150752702d","novita.js","fef709fa-a7ba-11f1-9a08-1607ee4eb77e",69,["D",1788455700825],"// Novita pricing collector.\n//\n// Source shape (verified 3 Sep 2026): novita.ai/pricing renders each model as a small\n// block of labelled lines, server side:\n//\n// Kling v3.0 Pro Image-to-Video\n// ModeNo Audio\n// Duration-\n// Resolution\n// Pricing$0.112 /s\n//\n// Three units appear: \"/s\", \"/image\" and \"/video\". The \"/video\" rows are the valuable\n// ones, because Novita prints the Duration alongside, so a flat per-clip price converts\n// to a per-second price by division rather than by assumption:\n//\n// wan-2.5-i2v Duration10s Resolution720P Pricing$1.00 /video -> $0.10 per second\n//\n// A \"/video\" row with no duration cannot be converted and is skipped, not guessed.\n//\n// Novita alternates between the human name and the API slug across rows of the same\n// model (\"Kling v3.0 Pro Image-to-Video\" then \"kling-v3.0-pro-i2v\"). The slug rows are\n// folded under the preceding human name so audio/no-audio and per-resolution variants\n// group as tiers of one model instead of appearing as separate products.\nimport { lines } from './html.js';\n\nconst PRICE = /^Pricing\\$\\s?([0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+)\\s*\\/\\s*(image|video|s)$/i;\nconst LABEL = /^(Mode|Duration|Resolution|Width&Height)/i;\n// Lowercase, hyphenated, no spaces: novita's API slug rather than a display name.\nconst API_SLUG = /^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9._-]*$/;\n\nfunction labelValue(line, label) {\n if (!line) return null;\n const re = new RegExp('^' + label, 'i');\n if (!re.test(line)) return null;\n const v = line.replace(re, '').trim();\n return v && v !== '-' ? v : null;\n}\n\nexport function parseNovitaPricing(text) {\n const ls = lines(text).filter(Boolean);\n const out = [];\n let lastDisplayName = null;\n\n for (let i = 0; i < ls.length; i++) {\n const m = ls[i].match(PRICE);\n if (!m) continue;\n\n // Walk back over the labelled lines to find the block's name.\n let j = i - 1;\n const labels = [];\n while (j >= 0 && LABEL.test(ls[j])) { labels.unshift(ls[j]); j--; }\n if (j < 0 || labels.length === 0) continue;\n const rawName = ls[j];\n // A heading or a sentence is not a model name.\n if (rawName.length > 80 || /^(Image|Video|Audio|Pricing)$/i.test(rawName)) continue;\n\n const isSlug = API_SLUG.test(rawName) && rawName.includes('-');\n const displayName = isSlug ? (lastDisplayName || rawName) : rawName;\n if (!isSlug) lastDisplayName = rawName;\n\n const mode = labels.map((l) => labelValue(l, 'Mode')).find(Boolean);\n const duration = labels.map((l) => labelValue(l, 'Duration')).find(Boolean);\n const resolution = labels.map((l) => labelValue(l, 'Resolution')).find(Boolean);\n\n const price = Number(m[1]);\n const unit = m[2].toLowerCase();\n const base = {\n display_name: displayName,\n slug: (isSlug ? rawName : displayName).toLowerCase().replace(/[^a-z0-9]+/g, '-').replace(/^-+|-+$/g, ''),\n vendor: 'novita',\n native_currency: 'USD',\n fx_rate: 1,\n outputs: 1,\n parse_confidence: 1,\n resolution: resolution || 'unspecified',\n tier: mode ? mode.toLowerCase() : 'standard',\n };\n\n if (unit === 'image') {\n out.push({ ...base, modality: 'image', native_unit: 'per_image', native_price: price, resolution: 'any' });\n } else if (unit === 's') {\n out.push({ ...base, modality: 'video', native_unit: 'per_second', native_price: price });\n } else {\n // \"/video\" is a whole-clip price. Without a printed duration it cannot be turned\n // into a per-second figure, and inventing a clip length would be inventing a price.\n const secs = duration && duration.match(/^([0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+)\\s*s$/i);\n if (!secs) continue;\n out.push({\n ...base,\n modality: 'video',\n native_unit: 'per_generation',\n native_price: price,\n clip_seconds: Number(secs[1]),\n });\n }\n }\n\n // The same model, tier and resolution can appear twice on the page (a card and a\n // table row). Keep the first of each.\n const seen = new Set();\n return out.filter((r) => {\n const k = [r.slug, r.native_unit, r.resolution, r.tier, r.clip_seconds || ''].join('|');\n if (seen.has(k)) return false;\n seen.add(k);\n return true;\n });\n}\n\nexport const novitaCollector = {\n provider: 'novita',\n vendor_fallback: 'novita',\n source_url: 'https://novita.ai/pricing',\n parse: parseNovitaPricing,\n needs_live_verification: false,\n};\n",[],[337,412,429],"516f2ceb-86df-4a1e-8eee-9a0e5090441f","html.js","2b15ca08-a793-11f1-84bf-1607ee4eb77e",4,["D",1788438594966],"// Minimal HTML to text. The collectors parse visible text, not markup, because\n// pricing tables are re-styled far more often than they are reworded.\nconst ENTITIES = { amp: '&', lt: '<', gt: '>', quot: '\"', apos: \"'\", nbsp: ' ', '#39': \"'\", '#x27': \"'\" };\n\nexport function decodeEntities(s) {\n return s.replace(/&(#x?[0-9a-fA-F]+|[a-zA-Z]+);/g, (m, code) => {\n if (ENTITIES[code] !== undefined) return ENTITIES[code];\n if (code[0] === '#') {\n const n = code[1] === 'x' || code[1] === 'X' ? parseInt(code.slice(2), 16) : parseInt(code.slice(1), 10);\n return Number.isFinite(n) ? String.fromCodePoint(n) : m;\n }\n return m;\n });\n}\n\nexport function htmlToText(html) {\n let s = String(html);\n s = s.replace(//gi, ' ');\n s = s.replace(//gi, ' ');\n s = s.replace(//gi, ' ');\n s = s.replace(/<\\/(td|th)>/gi, '\\t');\n s = s.replace(/<\\/(tr|p|div|li|h[1-6]|section)>/gi, '\\n');\n s = s.replace(//gi, '\\n');\n s = s.replace(/<[^>]+>/g, '');\n s = decodeEntities(s);\n s = s.replace(/\\r/g, '');\n s = s.replace(/[ ]+/g, ' ');\n s = s.replace(/\\n{3,}/g, '\\n\\n');\n return s.trim();\n}\n\n/** Split text into logical lines with tabs and padding removed. */\nexport function lines(text) {\n return String(text).split('\\n').map((l) => l.replace(/\\t/g, ' ').trim());\n}\n",[],[337,412,437],"48318e0c-8f9f-4f96-a2ac-141b6fe4b3f6","fal.js","3d8044f2-a793-11f1-af1c-1607ee4eb77e",6,["D",1788438625882],"// fal.ai pricing page collector.\n// Source shape (verified 2 Sep 2026): a \"Model / Unit / Price\" table, split into\n// a Video Models section and an Image Models section.\nimport { lines } from './html.js';\n\nconst UNITS = {\n second: { unit: 'per_second', modality: 'video' },\n video: { unit: 'per_generation', modality: 'video', clip_seconds: 5 },\n image: { unit: 'per_image', modality: 'image' },\n megapixel: { unit: 'per_megapixel', modality: 'image', resolution: '1000x1000' },\n};\n\nconst NOISE = /^(model|unit|price|output per|start building|gpu|vram|list price|as low as|\\*|resources|products)/i;\n\nexport function parseFalPricing(text) {\n const ls = lines(text);\n const out = [];\n for (let i = 0; i < ls.length; i++) {\n const name = ls[i];\n if (!name || NOISE.test(name) || name.includes('$')) continue;\n\n // next two non-empty lines must be a unit keyword then a price\n let j = i + 1;\n while (j < ls.length && ls[j] === '') j++;\n const unitLine = (ls[j] || '').toLowerCase();\n const spec = UNITS[unitLine];\n if (!spec) continue;\n\n let k = j + 1;\n while (k < ls.length && ls[k] === '') k++;\n const m = (ls[k] || '').match(/\\$([0-9]+(?:\\.[0-9]+)?)/);\n if (!m) continue;\n\n out.push({\n display_name: name,\n modality: spec.modality,\n native_unit: spec.unit,\n native_price: Number(m[1]),\n native_currency: 'USD',\n fx_rate: 1,\n clip_seconds: spec.clip_seconds,\n resolution: spec.resolution || (spec.modality === 'video' ? '720p' : '1000x1000'),\n outputs: 1,\n parse_confidence: 1,\n });\n i = k;\n }\n return out;\n}\n\nexport const falCollector = {\n provider: 'fal',\n vendor_fallback: 'fal',\n source_url: 'https://fal.ai/pricing',\n parse: parseFalPricing,\n // fal renders this page client side. If a plain fetch returns a shell, the run\n // is recorded as a parse failure and nothing is published. See README section 6.\n needs_live_verification: true,\n};\n",[],[337,412,445],"1553dfd3-9fda-48bc-a202-bbca483e5da2","fal-api.js","3d42b70e-a7b6-11f1-98e3-1607ee4eb77e",93,["D",1788466106887],"// fal collector, v2, against the public JSON API.\n//\n// Why this exists: on 3 Sep 2026 fal removed per-model pricing from fal.ai/pricing\n// (that page is GPU $/hr now). See doc 17. The rates moved into\n// https://fal.ai/api/models, an unauthenticated JSON API covering ~1500 models.\n//\n// The catch: there is no numeric price field. The rate lives in `pricingInfoOverride`\n// as English prose, in at least a dozen different shapes. This parser is therefore\n// deliberately paranoid, and built as ORDERED, EXCLUSIVE strategies: the first shape\n// that matches wins and the looser patterns never run. That ordering is not cosmetic.\n// A first draft with a loose \"$X per second\" pattern read Veo 3.1 as $0.40/s when its\n// base rate is $0.20/s without audio, because it matched the dearer tier. Publishing\n// nothing beats publishing the wrong tier.\n//\n// Rows land at parse_confidence 0.9, below the 1.0 of a table parse, so the model page\n// marks them as prose-derived. Above MIN_CONFIDENCE 0.8, so they still publish.\n//\n// The prize: pricingInfoOverride states the promotional rate, the date the promo ends\n// AND the list price it reverts to. All three are captured. The reversion price is\n// what turns \"expires in 4 days\" into \"rises 300% in 4 days\", which is the headline\n// no live comparison table can print.\n\nconst API = 'https://fal.ai/api/models';\n\n// Keyed on the first three letters, so \"September\", \"Sept\" and \"Sep\" all land.\nconst MONTHS = {\n jan: 1, feb: 2, mar: 3, apr: 4, may: 5, jun: 6,\n jul: 7, aug: 8, sep: 9, oct: 10, nov: 11, dec: 12,\n};\n\n/**\n * Output modality from fal's own category, never from the prose.\n *\n * video-to-video is EXCLUDED on purpose. On fal that category is a junk drawer of\n * things that are not generation: foley and sound-effect tools (Controlfoley, Mirelo\n * SFX), music scoring (Sonilo), lipsync (LatentSync) and background removal (Bria).\n * They are priced per second, so a naive parse ranked them as the cheapest \"video\"\n * models on the site, which would have put audio utilities at the top of the table.\n */\nexport function modalityFromCategory(category) {\n if (!category) return null;\n const c = String(category).toLowerCase();\n if (c === 'video-to-video' || c.endsWith('-to-audio') || c.endsWith('-to-text')) return null;\n const output = c.includes('-to-') ? c.split('-to-').pop() : c;\n if (output.includes('video')) return 'video';\n if (output.includes('image')) return 'image';\n return null; // audio, text, 3d, training: out of scope\n}\n\n/**\n * Strip fal's markdown bold so the regexes see plain text, and repair one\n * unambiguous typo in fal's own data.\n *\n * On 3 Sep 2026 `minimax/h3-max-turbo/text-to-video` reads \"$0,00625 per second\"\n * where its own sibling `image-to-video` reads \"$0.00625\". A comma is only ever a\n * thousands separator when exactly three digits follow it, so a comma followed by\n * one, two, four or more digits cannot be one and is a decimal point. That test is\n * what makes this a repair rather than a guess: \"$1,500\" is left untouched. Without\n * it the 480p row of that model is silently dropped and its countdown is a\n * resolution short.\n */\nexport function plain(s) {\n return String(s)\n .replace(/\\*\\*/g, '')\n .replace(/\\s+/g, ' ')\n .replace(/\\$\\s?(\\d+),(\\d{1,2}|\\d{4,})(?!\\d)/g, function (_m, a, b) {\n return '$' + a + '.' + b;\n })\n .trim();\n}\n\n/**\n * \"The discount ends September 7, after which...\" -> \"2026-09-07\"\n * \"The promotional price expires on Sep 14th, with list price...\" -> \"2026-09-14\"\n *\n * Rolls to next year when the month has already passed, because fal never prints a\n * year. Abbreviated months and ordinal suffixes are both in use on the same day, in\n * prose written by different people, so both are accepted.\n */\nexport function parsePromoEnd(text, nowIso) {\n const m = plain(text).match(\n /(?:ends|until|through|expires)(?:\\s+on)?\\s+(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)[a-z]*\\.?\\s+(\\d{1,2})(?:st|nd|rd|th)?(?:,?\\s*(\\d{4}))?/i\n );\n if (!m) return null;\n const month = MONTHS[m[1].toLowerCase()];\n const day = Number(m[2]);\n const now = new Date(nowIso);\n let year = m[3] ? Number(m[3]) : now.getUTCFullYear();\n if (!m[3]) {\n const candidate = Date.UTC(year, month - 1, day);\n // More than 60 days in the past means fal means next year, not last year.\n if (candidate < now.getTime() - 60 * 86400000) year += 1;\n }\n return new Date(Date.UTC(year, month - 1, day)).toISOString().slice(0, 10);\n}\n\nconst PROMO = /(promotional|promo\\b|limited time|discount ends|% off|launch rate)/i;\n// Out of scope by doc 03 section 7, or genuinely not resolvable from prose alone.\nconst TOKEN_PRICED = /per\\s*1M|per million|million video tokens|input tokens|output tokens/i;\nconst AUDIO_OUTPUT = /per second of (?:generated )?audio|second of output and per sample/i;\nconst UNRESOLVABLE = /per (?:compute second|request)\\b|per extra megapixel|first megapixel|per 1,000|rounded up to/i;\nconst RANGE = /[0-9]\\s*[–—-]\\s*[0-9]+\\s*(?:credits|per|\\/)/;\n\n// Where the sentence stops describing what you pay today and starts describing what\n// you will pay after the promo. Everything from here on is the FUTURE price and must\n// never be read as the current rate.\nconst REVERSION_MARKER = /\\b(?:after which|after that|thereafter|with list price(?:\\s+being)?|list price(?:\\s+is|\\s+will be)?|standard price(?:\\s+is|\\s+will be)?|regular price(?:\\s+is|\\s+will be)?|reverts? to|returns? to|goes back to)\\b/i;\n\n// Inside the reversion clause: \"480p is $0.05/second and 768p is $0.08/second\"\nconst R_RES_IS = /(\\d+p)\\s+(?:is|at|will be|costs?)\\s+\\$\\s?([0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+)/gi;\n// Any dollar figure in the reversion clause, for the single-rate shape\n// \"with list price being $0.08 per second of video\".\nconst R_ANY = /\\$\\s?([0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+)/g;\n\n// --- Video strategies, most specific first. First match wins.\n// \"charged $0.20 without audio or $0.40 with audio\" / \"$0.112 (audio off) or $0.168 (audio on)\"\nconst V_AUDIO_TIERS = /\\$\\s?([0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+)\\s*\$?(?:audio off|without audio)\$?\\s*(?:or|,)\\s*\\$\\s?([0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+)\\s*\$?(?:audio on|with audio)\$?/i;\n// \"480p at $0.08/sec, 720p at $0.14/sec\"\nconst V_RES_AT = /(\\d+p)\\s+at\\s+\\$\\s?([0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+)\\s*\\/?\\s*(?:sec|second)?/gi;\n// \"$0.068 at 480p, $0.14 at 720p, or $0.28 at 1080p\"\nconst V_PRICE_AT_RES = /\\$\\s?([0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+)\\s+at\\s+(\\d+p)/gi;\n// \"$0.0125 per second at 480p\"\nconst V_PER_SEC_AT = /\\$\\s?([0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+)\\s*(?:per|\\/)\\s*(?:sec|second)\\s+at\\s+(\\d+[a-zA-Z]{0,2})/gi;\n// \"For every additional second you will be charged $0.07.\"\nconst V_ADDITIONAL = /additional second[^.]{0,40}?charged\\s+\\$\\s?([0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+)/i;\n// Plain \"$0.10 per second\" / \"$0.10/sec\". Only reached when nothing above matched.\nconst V_LOOSE = /\\$\\s?([0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+)\\s*(?:per|\\/)\\s*(?:sec\\b|second)/gi;\n// If any of these appear and no tier strategy matched, the rate is tier-dependent\n// and picking one would be a guess.\nconst V_TIER_WORDS = /audio on|audio off|with audio|without audio|voice control/i;\n\nconst I_PER_IMAGE = /\\$\\s?([0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+)\\s*(?:per|\\/)\\s*image/gi;\n\nfunction allMatches(re, text, map) {\n re.lastIndex = 0;\n const out = [];\n let m;\n while ((m = re.exec(text)) !== null) out.push(map(m));\n return out;\n}\n\n/**\n * Split the prose at the reversion marker.\n *\n * This is load bearing twice over. It gives us the post-promo list price, and it\n * keeps that price out of the current-rate parse. Before the split,\n * `minimax/h3-max/director` (\"$0.02 per second ... with list price being $0.08 per\n * second\") looked like two unlabelled rates and was dropped entirely. Now the\n * current-rate strategies only ever see the half of the sentence describing today.\n *\n * @returns {{current: string, reversion: string|null}}\n */\nexport function splitReversion(text) {\n const m = REVERSION_MARKER.exec(text);\n if (!m) return { current: text, reversion: null };\n return { current: text.slice(0, m.index).trim(), reversion: text.slice(m.index) };\n}\n\n/**\n * List prices from a reversion clause, by resolution where stated and as a single\n * flat figure otherwise.\n *\n * @returns {{byRes: Record, flat: number|null}}\n */\nexport function parseReversion(reversionText) {\n const byRes = {};\n if (!reversionText) return { byRes, flat: null };\n for (const x of allMatches(R_RES_IS, reversionText, (m) => ({ r: m[1], p: Number(m[2]) }))) {\n if (Number.isFinite(x.p) && byRes[x.r] === undefined) byRes[x.r] = x.p;\n }\n const all = [...new Set(allMatches(R_ANY, reversionText, (m) => Number(m[1])))].filter(Number.isFinite);\n // A single figure with no resolution attached applies to the whole model. Several\n // unlabelled figures mean the clause is not resolvable and we publish no reversion\n // rather than the wrong one, exactly as the current-rate strategies do.\n const flat = Object.keys(byRes).length === 0 && all.length === 1 ? all[0] : null;\n return { byRes, flat };\n}\n\n/**\n * @param {object} item one entry from fal.ai/api/models\n * @param {string} nowIso\n * @returns {{rows: object[], skip: string|null}}\n */\nexport function parseItem(item, nowIso) {\n if (!item || item.removed) return { rows: [], skip: 'removed' };\n if (item.hidePricing) return { rows: [], skip: 'hidePricing' };\n if (item.kind && item.kind !== 'inference') return { rows: [], skip: 'kind' };\n\n const modality = modalityFromCategory(item.category);\n if (!modality) return { rows: [], skip: 'out of scope category' };\n\n const info = item.pricingInfoOverride;\n if (!info) return { rows: [], skip: 'no pricingInfoOverride' };\n\n const full = plain(info);\n if (TOKEN_PRICED.test(full)) return { rows: [], skip: 'token priced' };\n if (AUDIO_OUTPUT.test(full)) return { rows: [], skip: 'audio output' };\n if (UNRESOLVABLE.test(full)) return { rows: [], skip: 'unresolvable unit' };\n if (RANGE.test(full)) return { rows: [], skip: 'range not rate' };\n\n const isPromo = PROMO.test(full);\n // The date is stated in the reversion half of the sentence as often as the first\n // half, so it is read from the whole text. Rates are read from `text` only.\n const { current: text, reversion } = splitReversion(full);\n const revert = parseReversion(reversion);\n\n // fal reuses one title across several endpoints (four different models are all\n // called \"Veo 3.1\"). Disambiguate from the id's trailing segment so the table does\n // not show four identical-looking rows.\n const idParts = String(item.id).split('/');\n const variant = idParts.length > 2 ? idParts.slice(2).join('/') : null;\n const title = item.title || item.id;\n // Compare with hyphens flattened to spaces, otherwise \"H3 Max Turbo Image to Video\"\n // does not appear to contain \"image-to-video\" and every row gets a redundant\n // \"(image-to-video)\" suffix that says the same thing twice.\n const flat = (s) => s.toLowerCase().replace(/[-_]+/g, ' ').replace(/\\s+/g, ' ').trim();\n const displayName = variant && !flat(title).includes(flat(variant.split('/')[0]))\n ? `${title} (${variant})`\n : title;\n\n const base = {\n display_name: displayName,\n slug: String(item.id).replace(/[^a-z0-9]+/gi, '-').toLowerCase().replace(/^-+|-+$/g, ''),\n vendor: item.modelLab || 'fal',\n modality,\n native_currency: 'USD',\n fx_rate: 1,\n outputs: 1,\n parse_confidence: 0.9,\n endpoint_url: item.modelUrl || null,\n is_promotional: isPromo ? 1 : 0,\n promo_ends_at: isPromo ? parsePromoEnd(full, nowIso) : null,\n status: item.deprecated ? 'deprecated' : 'active',\n };\n\n /**\n * The list price for one row, in the same native unit as its price.\n *\n * A promotional rate is by definition below list, so a \"reversion\" at or below the\n * current price is a misread clause, not a price cut. Dropping it costs a\n * countdown detail; publishing it would put a false rise on the front page.\n */\n const revertFor = (resolution, price) => {\n const v = revert.byRes[resolution] !== undefined ? revert.byRes[resolution] : revert.flat;\n if (!Number.isFinite(v) || !Number.isFinite(price) || v <= price) return null;\n return v;\n };\n\n const rows = [];\n const seen = new Set();\n const push = (r) => {\n const key = r.native_unit + '|' + r.resolution + '|' + r.tier;\n if (seen.has(key)) return;\n seen.add(key);\n r.reverts_to_price = revertFor(r.resolution, r.native_price);\n rows.push(r);\n };\n const sec = (price, resolution, tier) =>\n push({ ...base, native_unit: 'per_second', native_price: Number(price), resolution, tier: tier || 'standard' });\n\n if (modality === 'video') {\n const tiers = text.match(V_AUDIO_TIERS);\n if (tiers) {\n sec(tiers[1], 'unspecified', 'no audio');\n sec(tiers[2], 'unspecified', 'audio');\n } else {\n const byRes = [\n ...allMatches(V_PER_SEC_AT, text, (m) => ({ p: m[1], r: m[2] })),\n ...allMatches(V_RES_AT, text, (m) => ({ p: m[2], r: m[1] })),\n ...allMatches(V_PRICE_AT_RES, text, (m) => ({ p: m[1], r: m[2] })),\n ];\n if (byRes.length) {\n for (const x of byRes) sec(x.p, x.r);\n } else if (V_TIER_WORDS.test(text)) {\n return { rows: [], skip: 'tier dependent, not resolvable' };\n } else {\n const add = text.match(V_ADDITIONAL);\n if (add) sec(add[1], 'unspecified');\n else {\n const loose = allMatches(V_LOOSE, text, (m) => m[1]);\n // Two different loose figures means the rate depends on something the prose\n // does not label. Do not guess which one a buyer would pay.\n const distinct = [...new Set(loose)];\n if (distinct.length === 1) sec(distinct[0], 'unspecified');\n else if (distinct.length > 1) return { rows: [], skip: 'multiple unlabelled rates' };\n }\n }\n }\n if (rows.length === 0) return { rows: [], skip: 'no video rate found' };\n } else {\n const imgs = [...new Set(allMatches(I_PER_IMAGE, text, (m) => m[1]))];\n if (imgs.length === 1) {\n push({ ...base, native_unit: 'per_image', native_price: Number(imgs[0]), resolution: 'any', tier: 'standard' });\n } else if (imgs.length > 1) {\n return { rows: [], skip: 'multiple unlabelled image rates' };\n } else {\n return { rows: [], skip: 'no image rate found' };\n }\n }\n\n return { rows, skip: null };\n}\n\n/**\n * Walks the paginated API. Injected fetch and clock so this stays testable.\n * A page failure part way through keeps whatever was already verified rather than\n * throwing the whole run away; a failure on page 1 is a real failure and throws,\n * which the pipeline records and publishes nothing for.\n */\nexport async function collectFalApi({ fetchImpl, now, userAgent, maxPages = 40, pageDelayMs = 120 }) {\n const rows = [];\n const skips = {};\n let pages = 0;\n let total = null;\n\n for (let page = 1; page <= maxPages; page++) {\n const res = await fetchImpl(`${API}?page=${page}`, {\n headers: { 'user-agent': userAgent || 'InferenceIndexBot/1.0', accept: 'application/json' },\n });\n if (!res.ok) {\n if (rows.length === 0) throw new Error('fal API page ' + page + ' returned HTTP ' + res.status);\n break;\n }\n const j = await res.json();\n const items = j.items || [];\n if (total === null) total = j.total ?? null;\n pages++;\n for (const it of items) {\n const { rows: r, skip } = parseItem(it, now);\n if (skip) skips[skip] = (skips[skip] || 0) + 1;\n for (const row of r) rows.push(row);\n }\n if (j.pages && page >= j.pages) break;\n if (items.length === 0) break;\n if (pageDelayMs) await new Promise((s) => setTimeout(s, pageDelayMs));\n }\n\n return { rows, skips, pages, total };\n}\n\nexport const falApiCollector = {\n provider: 'fal',\n vendor_fallback: 'fal',\n source_url: 'https://fal.ai/api/models',\n needs_live_verification: false,\n // Driven by collectFalApi, which paginates itself, not by the pipeline's\n // single-page fetch. See valtown/cron.ts.\n parse: () => {\n throw new Error('falApiCollector is driven by collectFalApi, not by parse()');\n },\n};\n",[],[337,412,453],"4ca290fa-1f44-4936-b0fa-708d4949962d","aimlapi.js","0a56b80e-a7bb-11f1-9adb-1607ee4eb77e",115,["D",1788466678716],"// AI/ML API pricing collector.\n//\n// Source shape (verified 3 Sep 2026): one model per line, vendor and rate together:\n//\n// Black Forest Labs Flux Schnell — $0.004 per Megapixel —\n// Stability AI Stable Diffusion v3.5 Large — $0.085 per Megapixel —\n// Alibaba Cloud Z-Image Turbo — $0.007 per Megapixel —\n//\n// Everything here is priced per megapixel, which the normaliser already handles: the\n// canonical image figure is a finished 1024x1024 image, so the stored resolution is\n// 1024x1024 and the conversion is price x 1.0486 megapixels. That is arithmetic on the\n// provider's own unit, not an assumption about what size anyone generates.\n//\n// Rows that quote a second, conditional rate (\"also $0.039 per additional megapixel\")\n// keep only the first, headline figure, which is what a buyer pays for one image.\nimport { lines } from './html.js';\n\nconst ROW = /^(.+?)\\s+[—–-]\\s+\\$\\s?([0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+)\\s+per\\s+Megapixel\\b/i;\n\n// Leading vendor names AI/ML API prints before the model name. 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