Amazon: Nova Premier 1.0
Amazon Nova Premier 1.0 is a paid multimodal model from Amazon that accepts text and image inputs and supports tool use. It offers a 1,000,000-token context window and a maximum of 32,000 output tokens per completion. It does not support reasoning mode, and structured output support is unconfirmed. Those two capabilities will matter depending on your use case, so check current documentation before committing. At $2.50 per million input tokens and $12.50 per million output tokens, it sits in the upper-mid pricing tier for multimodal models. The more significant issue for comparison shoppers is that it currently has no independent benchmark coverage, so its relative quality against competitors is unverified by third-party evaluation. Teams with existing AWS infrastructure may find it worth piloting, but buyers who need validated performance data before deployment should wait for benchmark results or run their own evals first.
- Model ID
- amazon/nova-premier-v1
- Vendor
- amazon
- Released
- October 2025
- Tokenizer
- Nova
- Input Modalities
- text, image
- Output Modalities
- text
- Max Output
- 32,000 tokens
- Tool Calling
- ✓ supported
- Structured Output
- not supported
- Reasoning Mode
- not supported
- Vision
- ✓ accepts images
- Audio
- no
- Moderated
- yes
What it costs in practice
Computed from the current $2.50/M input and $12.50/M output rates. Run your own numbers →
| Job | Tokens | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Summarize a 50-page report | 30k in / 1.5k out | $0.09 |
| Classify 1,000 customer emails | 500k in / 50k out | $1.88 |
| A month of a busy support chatbot | 5M in / 2M out | $37.50 |
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Quick answers
- How much does Amazon: Nova Premier 1.0 cost?
- $2.50 per million input tokens and $12.50 per million output tokens.
- What is Amazon: Nova Premier 1.0's context window?
- 1,000,000 tokens, roughly 1,500 pages of text in a single request.
- Does Amazon: Nova Premier 1.0 support tool calling?
- It supports tool calling.
- Can Amazon: Nova Premier 1.0 process images?
- Yes, it accepts image input.