Cohere Command A models: four jobs covered in one family

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#AI modelCapabilitiesAPI $/1M (in / out)Context windowPrice / moOutput $/1MOverviewVisit site
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Command A+

Cohere
Text & chatVisionReasoning
$17.50–$32.50 / hr¹128K tokensAPI onlyView
2

Command A Reasoning

Cohere
Text & chatReasoningTool calling
API onlyView
3

Command A Vision

Cohere
Text & chatVisionReasoning
128K tokensAPI onlyView
4

Command A Translate

Cohere
Text & chatReasoningTranslation
API onlyView
5

Command R+

Cohere
Text & chatMultilingualProprietary API
$2.5 / $10API only10View
6

Command R

Cohere
Text & chatMultilingualProprietary API
API onlyView
7

Command R7B

Cohere
Text & chatMultilingualProprietary API
128K tokensAPI onlyView
8

North Mini Code

Cohere
Text & chatCodingLow latency
256K tokensAPI onlyView

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Cohere targets enterprise deployment rather than consumer chat. The Command family covers general text, reasoning, vision and a dedicated translation model, with Command R+ at $2.50 input and $10 output and lighter R7B variants below it.

The differentiators are retrieval and deployment. Cohere built its reputation on embeddings and reranking for RAG, and it offers private and on-premise deployment more readily than the consumer-facing labs — which matters where data cannot leave a controlled environment.

RAG heritageEmbeddings and reranking designed for retrieval rather than bolted on.
Deployment optionsPrivate and on-premise installations rather than API only.
Dedicated translationCommand A Translate for terminology-critical text.

Models from this vendor

How to choose

  • Evaluate on retrieval quality, not chat polish — that is where Cohere is strongest.
  • Ask about private and on-premise deployment early if data cannot leave your perimeter.
  • Use Command A Translate for terminology-critical text rather than a general model.
  • Expect to request pricing; several rates are not published publicly.

Common mistakes

Comparing on chat benchmarksIt is built for enterprise retrieval, not conversational flair.
Assuming public pricingSeveral Cohere rates require a sales conversation.

Who this suits

Enterprise RAGEmbeddings and reranking designed for retrieval pipelines.
Regulated deploymentOn-premise options the consumer-facing labs do not offer.
Translation-heavy workA dedicated model rather than a general one.

Related filters

Text & chat228 models for text generation and chat
Vision156 models that read images
Reasoning169 models that think before answering
Tool calling166 models that call your functions
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Frequently asked questions

What is Cohere best at?

Enterprise retrieval pipelines and translation where consistency matters more than conversational polish.

Can Cohere run on-premise?

Yes — that is a core part of its enterprise offering.

Does it publish token prices?

Not for every model in this rating; several cells are empty because Cohere does not publish them publicly.

Why are some Cohere prices missing?

Cohere does not publish public per-token rates for every model in this rating.

Does Cohere run on-premise?

Yes, which is a core part of its enterprise positioning.

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¹ Why Cohere shows an hourly rateCohere moved the Command A family off per-token billing. The published rate is per instance-hour — $40.00 for the L tier and $48.00 for XL, with Command A+ at $17.50–$32.50 — so a price per million tokens does not exist for these models. Only the older Command R family is still quoted per token: $2.50 input and $10.00 output per 1M. Rates from Cohere’s pricing docs, checked in October 2026.

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