Jev 1.13 is a System One structured-decision model. The verified official rate is $0.042 per million input tokens and free output; it is not directly comparable with free-form text-generation output pricing. The OpenRouter channel remains separate.
What are the Jev 1.13 input and output prices?
| Channel | Input / 1M | Cached input / 1M | Output / 1M | Verified | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Official direct | $0.042 | — | $0.00 | 2026-09-18 | Provider source ↗ |
| OpenRouter | $0.042 | — | $0.00 | 2026-09-18 | — |
Rates are normalized to USD per 1M tokens. This page does not replace a missing official price with an OpenRouter price. Jev output is typed decisions and probabilities, not generated prose; its free output rate belongs to that specialized API shape.
What does Jev 1.13 cost for a typical workload?
Using 1M input tokens and 250K output tokens, the estimated cost is $0.042 through the official route and $0.042 through OpenRouter. This example is calculated from the listed token rates and does not include taxes, tools, storage, retries, or optional OpenRouter credit purchase fees.
example = (1M × input rate) + (0.25M × output rate)
monthly estimate = example × your monthly runs
Open the full workload calculator to change the token mix, cached-input percentage, monthly runs, and selected channel.
What are the context and lifecycle details?
Capacity is not a flat fee; billed tokens depend on what a request actually processes.
TypeSafe's System One structured-decision model, not a free-form text generator. Text input only. API model ID: jev-1.13.0; aliases jev-latest and jev-preview. The official 64k request budget includes a 32k state-plus-longest-question limit. Input costs $0.042 per million tokens; output tokens are free.
1 official and 1 OpenRouter observations are stored for this model.
Which TypeSafe AI models are closest for comparison?
These same-provider models are selected by similar example workload cost where comparable prices exist. Use them as navigation shortcuts, not as a claim of equivalent capability.
| Model | Official in / out | OpenRouter in / out | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| No same-provider comparison models are currently available. | |||
How is this Jev 1.13 price page maintained?
The official route uses the provider-owned source shown above. The OpenRouter route uses an explicit model-ID mapping and the exact OpenRouter record shown above. Source failures preserve the last verified record; a price-history event is added only when a verified input, cached-input, or output rate changes.
For methodology, source failure handling, and channel definitions, see the pricing methodology and price history.
Jev 1.13 pricing questions
How much does Jev 1.13 cost per 1M tokens?
The verified first-party rate is $0.042 input and $0.00 output per 1M tokens. The mapped OpenRouter route is $0.042 input and $0.00 output per 1M tokens.
What is the Jev 1.13 example workload cost?
For 1M input tokens and 250K output tokens, the estimated cost is $0.042 through the official channel and $0.042 through OpenRouter, before any optional OpenRouter credit purchase fee.
Does Jev 1.13 have an OpenRouter route?
Yes. The route is stored separately under its OpenRouter model ID and has its own source and verification date.
What should I check before using Jev 1.13 in production?
Confirm the linked provider terms, rate limits, language accuracy, confidence calibration, and the difference between the 64k total request budget and 32k state-plus-longest-question limit. Jev 1.13 returns typed decisions rather than free-form text.