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Command A

Cohere · released March 2025

Command A is a Cohere model with a 256K token context window — about 370 pages of text. It reads Text and replies in Text.

$2.88

input / 1M tokens

$11.50

output / 1M tokens

256K

context — about 370 pages

2.4¢

a client proposal

Pricing

Input
$2.88 per million tokens
Output
$11.50 per million tokens

Billed from your Alyph wallet. Prices can change when the provider changes theirs — last checked August 9, 2026.

The numbers

Provider
Released
March 2025 (2025-03-13)
Context window
256K tokens — about 370 pages
Max output
8K tokens per reply
Input
Text
Output
Text
Reasoning
Answers directly
Knowledge cutoff
2024-08-31

Cost vs Token Amount

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Command A

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What a task costs

2K tokens in · 500 tokens out.

Command A

Cohere

1.1¢

for this task

50% input · 50% output

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Questions, answered

How much does Command A cost on Alyph?

Command A costs $2.88 per million input tokens and $11.50 per million output tokens on Alyph. A typical task — 5K tokens in, 800 out — works out to about 2.4¢. Billed from your Alyph wallet, with hard spending limits. Prices can change when the provider changes theirs; this page was last checked on August 9, 2026.

What is Command A's context window?

256K tokens — about 370 pages. Replies can be up to 8K tokens long.

Can Command A read images and files?

Command A is text-only. The canvas still serializes uploads into plain text, so you can work with files — but it cannot see images.

Does Command A show its reasoning?

No — Command A answers directly, without a visible thinking pass.

Test Command A against Command R+ (08-2024)

One prompt, both models at the same time, the better answer wins. Free to start, with $5 of credit.