$0.0017 for one request, and $0.09 a day at 50 requests a day.
Show the maths
New input: 1,000 tokens × $0.50 per million = $0.0005
Output: 400 tokens × $3.00 per million = $0.0012
1,500 requests a month × $0.0017 = $2.55
Caching half the input would save about $0.34 a month
That uses the published cache-read price of $0.05 per million tokens. It assumes half of these input tokens are already in a cache. Writing the cache can cost extra, and that write price is not included.
Batch processing would save about $1.28 a month
Google lists the Batch API as a 50% cost reduction. Batch jobs are slower, and they suit work that can wait.
Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite would cost about $1.28 less a month
It is a cheaper model in the same broad class on this price list. It is still a different model, and the replies will not match.
A reply half as long would save about $0.90 a month
Output tokens are often the expensive part. Asking for a shorter answer cuts that cost directly.
Cached prices here are read prices. Writing a cache can cost extra, and that write price is on the provider’s page, not in this total. A US-only endpoint is 1.1× at some providers and is not included. Fast modes are not included.
How much does Gemini 3 Flash cost?
Gemini 3 Flash is $0.50 per million input tokens and $3.00 per million output tokens on the standard price checked on the provider’s page. Cached input, meaning tokens already stored and read back, is $0.05 per million tokens.
What is the context window for Gemini 3 Flash?
The context window we could confirm is 1,048,576 tokens. That is the amount of text the model can hold in one request, input and output together, within the provider’s other limits.
Where does the Gemini 3 Flash price come from?
The figures were read from Google Gemini’s pricing page on 23 October 2026: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/pricing. If that page has changed since, the page is ahead of this site until the snapshot is updated.