by Perplexity · Released 2025-01-27
Sonar is lightweight, affordable, fast, and simple to use — now featuring citations and the ability to customize sources. It is designed for companies seeking to integrate lightweight question-and-answer features...
Real jobs this model can take on, based on what it can read and how it’s priced.
Turn a screenshot of a design into working code
understands images
Power a chat product at high volume, priced per reply
≈ 0,31 DA per typical reply
You call one endpoint. Behind it, OpenDunes keeps every one of these live — if one degrades, the next takes the request without you changing a line.
Routed through the Bifrost gateway · prices in Algerian Dinars per 1M tokens · you’re charged the price of the endpoint that served your request.
Everyday jobs, priced. Each request charges exactly what it uses — no subscription, no minimum.
3 000 DA ≈ 9 746 typical replies · the exact charge appears after every request, down to the centime.
OpenAI-compatible — point any OpenAI SDK at our base URL and keep your code. Copy the request, or run it right here on your wallet.
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The same request, in your language
Standard OpenAI fields, grouped by what they control. Anything not listed is accepted and ignored.
The hard numbers — what it can take in, what it can give back, and where it stops.
324 DA for the text you send and 324 DA for the text it writes back. A typical exchange — a short question and a one-screen answer — costs about 0,31 DA. You pay for what you actually use: no subscription, no minimum.
Sonar reads up to 127K tokens in one request, and writes back up to roughly 86,000 words at once.
It reads text and images and replies with text. It also supports streaming its answer as it writes.
Yes. Top up your OpenDunes balance in dinars with a CIB or Edahabia card, then spend it on Sonar or any other model in the catalog from that same balance. No foreign card, no currency conversion, no subscription.
Sonar is built by Perplexity, released on Jan 27, 2025. OpenDunes serves it unchanged — same model, same weights, billed in dinars.