Grok 4.6 Pricing Stays $2 and $6 With Long-Context Tiers
· 1 hour ago
Headline Grok 4.6 pricing matches Grok 4.5. Cache hits cost more, long prompts double, and a fast variant costs twice as much.
The practical takeaway treat first-party identifiers and live Vibe Bench scores as the release record. Roadmap remarks and vendor score tables stay in a separate column.
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