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Cohere: Command A

Cohere: Command A is designed for handling large text inputs with a context length of 256,000 tokens and supports up to 8,192 completion tokens. It processes text-only data but lacks support for reasoning or structured output, making it less suitable for tasks requiring analytical depth. With a blended benchmark score of 10.5 from two independent evaluations, this model shows solid performance in general text-based applications. For users on a budget looking to keep costs down while still achieving satisfactory results, Cohere: Command A is a viable choice, especially considering its pricing at $2.5 per million input tokens and $10.0 per million output tokens.

Quality Score
78/100
price + capability + benchmarks
Input Price
$2.50
per 1M tokens
Output Price
$10.00
per 1M tokens
Context Window
256,000
tokens

Benchmark results

Independent, published benchmarks. Blended score 10.5 across 2 benchmarks, last refreshed 2026-07-25. How scoring works →

BenchmarkMeasuresScore
Aider Polyglot code editing across languages 12.0
AI Index broad capability composite 12.7
Model ID
cohere/command-a
Vendor
cohere
Released
March 2025
Tokenizer
Other
Input Modalities
text
Output Modalities
text
Max Output
8,192 tokens
Tool Calling
not supported
Structured Output
✓ supported
Reasoning Mode
not supported
Vision
text only
Audio
no
Moderated
yes

What it costs in practice

Computed from the current $2.50/M input and $10.00/M output rates. Run your own numbers →

JobTokensCost
Summarize a 50-page report 30k in / 1.5k out $0.09
Classify 1,000 customer emails 500k in / 50k out $1.75
A month of a busy support chatbot 5M in / 2M out $32.50

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Quick answers

How much does Cohere: Command A cost?
$2.50 per million input tokens and $10.00 per million output tokens.
What is Cohere: Command A's context window?
256,000 tokens, roughly 384 pages of text in a single request.
Does Cohere: Command A support tool calling?
It supports structured output.
Can Cohere: Command A process images?
No, it is text-only on the input side.