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Pricing Logic

Pricing and Multipliers

Model prices are shown on the OmniDino Pricing page. Final usage equals base model usage multiplied by the API Key group multiplier. Current groups can be understood as 0.2×, 1×, and 2×.

BASEBase PriceComposed of model input, output, cache, or other billing items.
0.2×Cost OptimizedBase usage multiplied by 0.2.
Standard PricingBase usage multiplied by 1.
Other PoolsBase usage multiplied by 2. Refer to the console for the exact use case.
Pricing Structure

Base model price and group multiplier are two different concepts.

Base Model Price

Describes the model’s input, output, cache, image, or other billing units. Refer to the live OmniDino Pricing page for current values.

Group Multiplier

A coefficient applied to base model usage. The group selected when creating an API Key affects the final Credit deduction.

Final Pricing Formula

Calculate model usage first, then apply the group multiplier.

Base Model Usage × Group Multiplier = Final Credit UsageBase usage already includes input, output, cache, or other model-specific billing items.
Multiplier Examples

For now, groups are named by the multiplier itself.

0.2×

0.2× Group

Final usage is 20% of base model usage. Suitable for specific low-cost routes, cost optimization, or testing.

1× Group

Final usage equals base model usage. Suitable for standard use and regular clients.

2× Group

Final usage is twice the base model usage. It may correspond to a different pool, route, priority, or service strategy.

Actual RMB Multiplier

The price relationship created by 1 RMB = 1 Credit.

OmniDino model prices are shown in USD Credits, while users purchase Credits 1:1 with RMB.

Internal Calculation

If base model usage is 1 Credit, the 1× group deducts 1 Credit, 0.2× deducts 0.2 Credit, and 2× deducts 2 Credits.

Actual RMB Cost

Because 1 RMB purchases 1 Credit, the user’s actual RMB cost multiplier can be understood as:Group Multiplier ÷ Live USD/CNY Exchange Rate

Exchange Rate Example
Assume USD/CNY = 7.20 0.2× group: 0.2 ÷ 7.20 ≈ 0.0278× the official USD-to-RMB cost 1× group: 1 ÷ 7.20 ≈ 0.1389× 2× group: 2 ÷ 7.20 ≈ 0.2778×
Exchange rates change, so the page should not permanently display a fixed conversion result. Actual billing is always based on Credits and the current group multiplier.
How to Choose

Choose a group based on the client, model, and account pool requirements.

ScenarioRecommendationReason
First TestChoose an available low-multiplier groupVerify the model, endpoint, and usage logs first
Everyday API UseUse the group specified in the client guideEnsure the model pool matches the protocol
Codex / AgentChoose a CodeX dedicated or Plus poolSome coding models may only be available in dedicated groups
Image ModelsChoose a group that supports image endpointsText pools may not provide image generation
Enterprise or High VolumeContact SalesCan be customized by model, volume, and route
Price Changes

Why can prices on the Pricing page change?

UP

Upstream Changes

Third-party routes may change model prices, rate limits, or service capabilities.

MODEL

Model Updates

New releases, model retirement, or context capability changes can affect pricing.

ROUTE

Routing Changes

Different pools and routes may use different multipliers or separate pricing.

Refer to the OmniDino Pricing page and console for live prices. Confirm the group before creating a Key, and set a quota before calling high-cost models.
FAQ

Pricing and multiplier FAQ.

Not necessarily. A multiplier is primarily a billing coefficient and may also correspond to different pools, routes, available models, or service strategies. Do not judge model capability by multiplier alone.
The underlying route, account pool, protocol, stability, and cost may differ. The same model name does not guarantee the same routing.
It depends on console functionality. To avoid client interruption, you can create a separate Key for the new group and then update the client configuration.
Visit https://omnidino.com/pricing/ or the model pricing page in the OmniDino console.