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LLM Prices Fell Up to 80% in Months. Here's What to Change in Your Stack

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Your LLM bill is probably wrong. Not because you can't count, but because the price list you budgeted against is months old. Since late June, OpenAI and Anthropic have cut API prices repeatedly, by up to 80% on some models. Max Woolf (minimaxir) laid out the timeline this week in a post that hit th…

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  1. 2026-10-26 09:02 · DEV Community — AI
    LLM Prices Fell Up to 80% in Months. Here's What to Change in Your Stack

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