The company lists prices per million tokens of $0.80 for input, $0.03 for cached input, and $3.20 for output, compared with $2.50, $0.25, and $7.50 for Pareto 26.9. It also says 26.10 adds a zero-data-retention tier and that all of its OpenRouter and Cloudflare traffic runs on that tier.
The company reports preliminary benchmark results, including 69.9% on DeepSWE v1.1 at a reported mean cost of $0.24 per task and 50.8% on Terminal-Bench 4.0 at $0.48 per task. Unbiased cautions that the serving stack is still settling and results may change; it also notes that competitor results come from separate evaluators and are not directly comparable. Its post identifies API and OpenRouter access. It does not establish the separate claim that the model is available in Cline.