Claude Opus 4 vs Nano Banana Pro.
model vs model · prices as of
Claude Opus 4 takes 3 of 5 rounds against Nano Banana Pro. It is also the cheaper of the two to run, at $120 per million tokens against $126.
Claude Opus 4
$120/M tokens
Anthropic list price, nothing below it is accounted for · $13.50 per 1,000 pages
200k context · tool calling · reads images
Nano Banana Pro
$126/M tokens
Google list price, nothing below it is accounted for · $8.40 per 1,000 pages
131k context · reads images
List price in (lower wins)
$15/M
$2/M
List price out (lower wins)
$75/M
$120/M
Cheapest we can explain (lower wins)
none below list
none below list
Standard price (lower wins)
$120/M
$126/M
Cost per 1,000 pages (lower wins)
$13.50
$8.40
Context
200k tokens
131k tokens
Open weights
not stated
no
Tool calling
yes
no
Structured output
no
not stated
Reads images
yes
yes
Reasoning
yes
yes
Released
22 May 2025
28 May 2026
Providers selling it
3
19
Price we measure against
the maker's own
the maker's own
Trains on your prompts (no is better)
no provider to check
no provider to check
Providers selling both · 1
Eden AI$132 / $18
Claude Opus 4 then Nano Banana Pro, per million tokens
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Frequently asked
- Which is cheaper, Claude Opus 4 or Nano Banana Pro?
- Claude Opus 4, at $120 per million tokens against $126 for Nano Banana Pro, three parts input to one part output, read on 16 Sept 2026.
- Where is each one cheapest?
- Claude Opus 4: nobody goes below the maker's own price with a reason we can point at, so $120 is the number to beat. Nano Banana Pro: nobody goes below the maker's own price with a reason we can point at, so $126 is the number to beat.
- Can I buy both from one provider?
- Yes. One provider sells both: Eden AI. The cheapest of them for the two together is Eden AI.
- Which holds more context?
- Claude Opus 4, at 200k tokens against 131k.
Prices exclude tax and are per million tokens, read 16 Sept 2026 from each provider's own catalog. The standard price blends three parts input to one part output; a page is 600 tokens in and 60 out. Bars are scaled to the larger value in each row.