It's a clever strategic move: grab the market of cheap low end models within the product range. It's lower friction to switch a model than a provider.

I truly wonder what kind of model is luna now.

Before I thought it was just an improved version or at least in the same class as gpt 5.4 mini but now it's being priced like a nano model!

I thought about it because Terra has similar pricing to 5.4 and Sol is similar to 5.5.

Luna was already my workhorse before, it performs very well on high/xhigh for most of the tasks, very happy about this drop.

Deepseek Flash is still much cheaper:

- lower input/output token pricing

- the cached token price is $0.0028/Million tokens, which is like 50-90% of tokens

Has anyone ever done a comparison between the smaller models like Luna, against the previous GPT 5 frontier models? Have we gotten to the point where the small models are as good as the frontier models of the past, or is there still a way to go?

I've been having issues with it using unreasonable timeouts for tasks that should have failed within minutes, not hours.

> These lower prices for Luna and Terra are also reflected in how usage is counted against paid subscriptions

Does this seem higher or lower limits ?

This is awesome. I’ve recently set up my opencode to use 5.6 terra for my main agent, who delegates work to a 5.6 Luna coder agent. So far it seems to work well, and reduce costs a lot. With this price reduction, it will work a whole lot better. Perhaps I can get my github copilot quota to last the whole month now.

Does that also increase the token count in their subscription like ChatGPT GO?

Those prices on luna are killer.

Haiku was already in a ditch.

But this is coming straight for the jugular of a ton of models on openrouter.