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If a vendor offers a discount of more than 23% on both cache reads and cache writes, its "50% off" badge can match a uniform 35%-off plan.
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UnverifiedCached input tokens typically enjoy a discount of 25%–50% off the original price, as there is no need to recompute embeddings and attention weights—only the precomputed KV vectors need to be loaded from cache.78% similarUnverifiedCache hit discounts target repeated system prompts or context prefixes: if this content has already been cached, the provider does not need to recompute it and can heavily discount the cost of the hit portion, commonly to 10% to 25% of the original price.74% similarUnverifiedIn the session assumed by the article, a gateway labeled "50% off" but with cache reads at only a 20% discount and cache writes at full price actually gives a 28% discount, costing $12.13.72% similarUnverifiedIn the cache hit mechanism, a lower fee is charged for the cached portion, typically 10–25% of the original price.71% similarUnverifiedIn a typical agentic coding session, cache pricing (cache reads + cache writes) together accounts for about 56% of the bill, while input and output account for only about 44%.68% similar
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