AI model charts
Two ways to find the right model. The scatter shows where every model sits on intelligence vs price. The explorer lets you reweight dimensions to match your actual workload.
Intelligence vs price
Each dot is a model. Y-axis: a 0–100 capability score (coding 40% + reasoning 40% + writing 20%), where coding is SWE-bench Verified and reasoning is GPQA Diamond — official figures where the provider published them, benchr estimates otherwise. X-axis: blended price per million tokens (input + output average). Top-left = most capability per dollar. Click any dot to read the review.
Axis ranges scale to the data — no model is clamped to an edge. Pricing from official provider docs (June 2026); self-hosted / free models are staggered just off the $0 axis so their labels don't pile up.
Benchmark explorer
Drag the sliders to weight what matters to you. The ranking updates instantly. Zero out anything you don't care about — coding-only shops can drop writing and multilingual to zero. Weight a dimension a model has no data for (e.g. Vision for a text-only model) and it's scored 0 there, so the ranking honestly reflects your weights.
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Frequently asked questions
Which AI model has the best capability-per-dollar?
In June 2026: DeepSeek V4-Pro tops the scatter chart — near-frontier coding and reasoning at under $0.44/1M input. Gemini 3.5 Flash follows, with strong multimodal capability at $1.50/$9.00. Both sit in the "cheap + capable" top-left zone.
What does the Y-axis (capability) measure?
The default Y-axis uses coding (40%) + reasoning (40%) + writing (20%) from benchr's editorial capability scores. Use the sliders in the explorer to change the weighting to your workload.
Why are Llama/Phi plotted at zero price?
They're free open-weight models. If you self-host, the API cost is $0 — your cost is infrastructure, not tokens. That puts them at the left edge of the chart.
Can I embed or share these charts?
Yes. All charts read from the public models.json file. You can iframe any tool page directly; the JSON data is free to use under CC BY 4.0.