Nvidia Models

nemotron-3-nano-30b-a3b-free is free on input — the cheapest entry here that declares tool calling, and it carries a 256K context. Move up to nvidia-llama-3.1-nemotron-70b-instruct when answer quality matters more than cost, or to nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b-free for long-form reasoning.

10 of the 17 models here declare a reasoning phase — they work through the problem before producing an answer, which helps on multi-step problems at the cost of extra output tokens. Use the Reasoning filter above the table to see them. The catalog does not record anything further about how they differ, so this page does not sort them into families.

Because each row is a route you can call, not a model release. Some IDs name an upstream (azure-, alicloud-, cc-), some are the open-weight repository form (nvidia/…), and some differ only in capitalisation, kept so older integrations keep working.

The catalog does not carry a field saying which of those a given row is, so this page does not sort them into buckets it would have to invent. Every row shows that route’s own price, context and speed — compare those directly, and open a model to see the upstreams that serve it.

The Cache read column is the rate for input tokens served from the prompt cache — for example nemotron-lightning-3.5-30b-a3b bills cache hits at 20% of the input rate and nvidia-nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b bills cache hits at 25% of the input rate. Cache write is the surcharge for putting a prompt into the cache in the first place, and only a few upstreams bill it separately. A dash in either column means the catalog carries no cache rate for that model, so plan on paying the full input rate.

No. One AIHubMix key covers every model on this page, and switching between them is a change to the model string — billing, rate limits, and logs stay in one place.