GPT-6.1 Terra vs GPT-6 Astra

API price, context window and output limit for GPT-6.1 Terra and GPT-6 Astra from Kingy's checked data, and what common workloads cost on each. Every price shows when Kingy last checked it.

At a glance

Verdict: Kingy cannot confirm both prices right now. In Kingy's tests, GPT-6 Astra gave fewer wrong answers on the AI Accuracy Index (0.8% against 6.0%) with a similar share right; both passed 20/20 on Kingy's coding and data tasks, and GPT-6.1 Terra's bill was 9.4× lower ($0.026 against $0.24).

MeasureGPT-6.1 TerraGPT-6 Astra
ProviderOpenAIOpenAI
API priceNot confirmed right now. Check the official pageNot confirmed right now. Check the official page
Context window1.05M tokens1.05M tokens
Max output128K tokens128K tokens
AvailabilityGenerally availableGenerally available
RetirementNone listed in Kingy AI DeadlinesNone listed in Kingy AI Deadlines
Price checkHuman-reviewedChecked Nov 12, 19:43 UTCHuman-reviewedChecked Nov 12, 19:43 UTC
Official sourcesdevelopers.openai.com › gpt-6.1-terra
developers.openai.com › pricing
developers.openai.com › prompt-caching
developers.openai.com › gpt-6-astra
developers.openai.com › pricing
developers.openai.com › prompt-caching

Larger is not always better: a bigger context window or output limit only matters if your work needs it. These figures compare price and limits, not answer quality.

What common workloads cost

At 10,000 requests a month, standard list rates. Change the numbers in the tool below for your own usage.

MeasureGPT-6.1 TerraGPT-6 Astra
Chat reply2,000 in / 500 outPrice not confirmed right nowPrice not confirmed right now
Coding agent step30,000 in / 2,000 outPrice not confirmed right nowPrice not confirmed right now
Long document summary150,000 in / 1,500 outPrice not confirmed right nowPrice not confirmed right now
Classify short text300 in / 20 outPrice not confirmed right nowPrice not confirmed right now

Excludes prompt-cache discounts, batch and priority pricing, regional rates, tool fees and tax. Reasoning tokens count as output, so a model that thinks longer costs more per request than these figures show.

What Kingy measured

Kingy's own runs, not vendor claims. These are small tests: read each one for its tasks and limits before generalising. All results are also on the AI Model Board.

TestGPT-6.1 TerraGPT-6 Astra
AI Accuracy Index: 125 official figures from memory, 2 asks eachRight 59%, wrong 6.0%, not sure 35%2026-11-10 · read the testRight 58%, wrong 0.8%, not sure 41%2026-11-10 · read the test
Kingy's four coding and data tasks, 5 tries each20/20 passed · Kingy's bill $0.025912026-11-09 · read the test20/20 passed · Kingy's bill $0.243202026-11-09 · read the test

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