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TheDrummer: Skyfall 36B V2 pricing

Skyfall 36B v2 is an enhanced iteration of Mistral Small 2501, specifically fine-tuned for improved creativity, nuanced writing, role-playing, and coherent storytelling. TheDrummer: Skyfall 36B V2 from OpenRouter costs $0.550 per 1M input tokens and $0.800 per 1M output tokens. Cached input is $0.250 per 1M. Context window 32,768 tokens.

API id thedrummer/skyfall-36b-v2 · OpenRouter · source · updated 2026-09-25 · general-purpose

$0.550
Input / 1M tokens
$0.800
Output / 1M tokens
$0.250
Cached input / 1M
33K
Context window

TheDrummer: Skyfall 36B V2 specifications

Provider
OpenRouter
API id
thedrummer/skyfall-36b-v2
Model type
general-purpose
Context window
33K tokens
Max output
29K tokens
Currency
USD
Price source
Provider API
Last checked
2026-09-25

What TheDrummer: Skyfall 36B V2 costs in practice

Estimated cost at common usage volumes
WorkloadInput tokensOutput tokensEstimated cost
Short chat turn1,000500$0.0010
Document summary50,0002,000$0.03
1M tokens in, 200K out1,000,000200,000$0.71

Estimates use the standard tier and ignore caching discounts, so real bills with repeated prompt prefixes are typically lower.

Common questions

How much does TheDrummer: Skyfall 36B V2 cost per 1M tokens?
TheDrummer: Skyfall 36B V2 costs $0.550 per 1M input tokens and $0.800 per 1M output tokens on the standard tier. Cached input is $0.250 per 1M.
What is TheDrummer: Skyfall 36B V2's context window?
TheDrummer: Skyfall 36B V2 accepts up to 32,768 tokens in a single request, and can return up to 29,491 output tokens.
Is there a cheaper OpenRouter model than TheDrummer: Skyfall 36B V2?
Yes. OpenAI: GPT-3.5 Turbo is $0.500 per 1M input tokens versus $0.550 for TheDrummer: Skyfall 36B V2, with a 16,385 token context window.
Where does this TheDrummer: Skyfall 36B V2 price come from?
From the OpenRouter catalogue, because OpenRouter does not publish machine-readable pricing. OpenRouter is a reseller, so its rate can differ from OpenRouter's own — verify before committing spend.

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