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The independent index for what AI capability costs

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Compare what AI capability costs across open and closed models, on one published scale. The TKX scores each model on reasoning, code, extraction and classification against its price, and publishes a reading every day.

THE CAMBENT TOKEN INDEX
As of Nov 13, 2026 · Baseline 100 = Aug 4, 2026

Data current as of Nov 13, 2026

TKX (GENERAL)
116.2
as of Nov 13, 2026
+16.2% vs Aug 4, 2026 baseline · lower cost
TKX Open
99.1
as of Nov 13, 2026
−0.9% vs Aug 4, 2026 baseline · higher cost
TKX Frontier
122.3
as of Nov 13, 2026
+22.3% vs Aug 4, 2026 baseline · lower cost

As of Nov 13, 2026, the TKX is 116.2, meaning a unit of AI capability is cheaper than the Aug 4, 2026 baseline of 100.

Snapshot of the live series as of Nov 13, 2026. Source: Cambent TKX. Open the live index for the current reading.

Cite the TKX: GET /v1/index/tkx · Methodology

Latest membership change (Nov 4, 2026): Cohere Command R was dropped from the TKX.

What an index is

An index is one published number that makes unlike things comparable. The TKX does that for AI tokens. It scores quality and cost across reasoning, code, extraction, and classification, and puts every model on one scale. A higher TKX means AI capability costs less. Each reading compares with the Aug 4, 2026 baseline of 100.

Cambent publishes the TKX and the data behind it. Use it to compare model prices and understand the cost of capability. Cambent is independent of the providers it measures.

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