Put the index on your page
A small box carrying one of the four index readings, the direction it moved, and the base it is measured against. It updates when the monthly reading does. Free to place on any site.
4 workload shapes · light and dark · 4.2 KB, no fonts, no tracking · issue 2026-08
Pick the workload shape
Each index prices the same twelve models on a different token mix, so the four move differently. Pick the one closest to what your readers run. How they are built.
The preview is the live badge, framed from this page the same way it would be framed from yours.
Four ways to place it
All four show the same figures and carry the same link. Copy whichever suits where it is going.
An iframe
The plain one. Works anywhere an iframe is allowed, needs no script on your page, and is the only form that cannot be affected by anything else on it.
<iframe src="https://llmprice.io/embed/badge-agent"
title="LLMPrice Agent index" width="300" height="116"
style="border:0" loading="lazy" scrolling="no"></iframe>A script tag
The same badge, placed where the tag sits, sized for you. It writes one iframe and reads nothing about your page or your visitors.
<script src="https://llmprice.io/embed/badge.js"
data-index="agent" data-theme="auto" async></script>An image, HTML
For anywhere a frame or a script is not allowed. It is an SVG, so it stays sharp, and the figures update when the monthly reading does.
<a href="https://llmprice.io/index">
<img src="https://llmprice.io/embed/llmprice-agent.svg"
alt="LLMPrice Agent Index 57.87, down 42.1 percent since 2024-07. Base 2024-07 = 100." width="300" height="116">
</a>An image, Markdown
The same file, for a README, a wiki or an issue. The link is on the image.
[](https://llmprice.io/index)What it costs you
Nothing, and there is no account to make. The badge sets no cookie, runs no analytics, and reads nothing about your page or the person looking at it. The script form fetches one frame from this domain and stops.
The terms are the terms for every figure we publish: reuse them with attribution and a link. The badge simply makes that automatic, because the credit is inside the image or inside our frame rather than in markup you would have to keep.
Please do not restate the figures. If a badge is showing a number, it should be the number we published, which is what keeps the thing worth citing at all. In a frame narrower than 300 pixels the badge scales itself down and keeps every part of itself; in one too small for that, it renders as the wordmark alone rather than as a figure with its source cropped off.
How it stays current
The indices publish monthly. The badge is rebuilt from the same series file, at the same time, so a badge placed once keeps reading true without anyone touching it. Every URL here is permanent.
Current issue 2026-08, base 2024-07 = 100. Below 100 means the same workload costs less than it did in the base period; above means more.
If you are citing a figure rather than showing one
Cite the dated issue instead. The badge points at the living page because it is a live reading; a citation should resolve to figures that cannot move, and a dated issue is frozen on release.
The underlying captures, what they cover and how complete they are: the archive. The series itself is downloadable as JSON and CSV from the current issue.