Nemotron 3.5 Content Safety pricing.

Prices checked

Nemotron 3.5 Content Safety costs $0.20 in and $0.20 out per million tokens from OpenRouter; the cheapest price is $0.04 at NanoGPT, checked .

OpenRouter's own price

OpenRouter

$0.20/M tokens

$0.20 in · $0.20 out

77% below the typical price of the 392 text models we track.

Cheapest price

NanoGPT

$0.04/M tokens

$0.05 in · $0.03 out

78% less than OpenRouter, and the provider says why.

reads imagesreasoningopen weights131k contextreleased 4 Jun 2026

Every provider selling Nemotron 3.5 Content Safety

  1. 1

    NanoGPT

    Resells

    $0.05 in · $0.03 out

    $0.04/M tokens
  2. 2

    Vultr Serverless Inference

    Runs it themselves

    $0.05 in · $0.15 out

    $0.08/M tokens
  3. 3

    OpenRouter

    Same as maker

    $0.20 in · $0.20 out

    $0.20/M tokens
  4. 4

    Kilo Gateway

    Same as maker

    $0.20 in · $0.20 out

    $0.20/M tokens
  5. 5

    DeepInfra

    Same as maker

    $0.20 in · $0.20 out

    $0.20/M tokens

Not ranked

Below the maker's own price with nothing published to account for it, from a catalog we could not read reliably, or a free tier, which is a limit rather than a price. Why

  1. NVIDIA build

    Free tier

    given away with limits

    free
  2. Requesty

    Free tier

    given away with limits

    free
  3. Featherless

    Not ranked

    $0.05 in · $0.10 out · 33k context here

    $0.06/M tokens

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What it costs for your work
pages a month
$0.13

A month at OpenRouter's own price

$0.03

A month at NanoGPT, the cheapest

$0.10

What you save

A page is about 600 tokens in and 60 out, a support reply 200 in and 300 out, an email 150 in and 250 out. Nothing else is counted: no cache discount, no batch rate, no free tier.

How we count

Prices are per million tokens. The big number on each row is blended 3 in : 1 out, the way most work uses a model. A price below OpenRouter's own is listed as cheapest only when the provider says why. NVIDIA trained Nemotron 3.5 Content Safety and sells it on no catalog we read, so the price every row is measured against is OpenRouter's.

Resells
The provider sells another company's endpoint, at a margin of its own or at the maker's price.
Runs it themselves
The provider runs the open weights on hardware of its own, so the price is its own rather than a resale.
Same as maker
Sold by someone else at the price the maker charges.
Free tier
Given away inside a quota. A limit is not a price, so it is never called cheapest.
Not ranked
Below the maker's price on a closed model with nothing to account for it, or from a catalog we could not read reliably. Listed, and never a pick.

Similar models

Models from other labs that do what Nemotron 3.5 Content Safety does, cheapest first. Each percentage is against Nemotron 3.5 Content Safety's cheapest price, $0.04 per M tokens.

Frequently asked

Who sells Nemotron 3.5 Content Safety cheapest?
NanoGPT, at $0.05 in and $0.03 out per million tokens, checked 31 Oct 2026. The provider sells another company's endpoint, at a margin of its own or at the maker's price.
Is Nemotron 3.5 Content Safety open weights?
Yes. NVIDIA publishes the weights, so anyone may host Nemotron 3.5 Content Safety, which is why 6 providers sell it and why their prices differ so much.
How much context does Nemotron 3.5 Content Safety hold?
131,072 tokens in one call, which is about 131k.
How does Nemotron 3.5 Content Safety compare with the rest of the market?
At $0.20 per million tokens, OpenRouter's own price is 77% below the typical $0.88 across the 392 text models we track.

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