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Muse Wonder benchmarks, pricing and specs

Muse Wonder is a Meta model released on October 12, 2026 that takes text, image, audio and video input and produces text. It costs $4 per 1M input tokens and $20 per 1M output tokens and accepts up to 1,048,576 tokens of context.

Per 1M input tokens
$4
Per 1M output tokens
$20
Context window
1.05M

Data verified October 13, 2026 · Dataset 2026-10-13

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Key facts

Provider
Meta
Model family
Muse Wonder
Release date
October 12, 2026
Status
Current
Access
API only
API model id
muse-wonder-1.0
Context window
1,048,576 tokens
Max output
Not reported
Input
text, image, audio, video
Output
text
Task families
text, multimodal
Declared capabilities
reasoning, coding, agentic coding, instruction following, image understanding, video understanding, audio understanding, document understanding

Muse Wonder pricing

It is the #8 most expensive of 47 current text models priced per 1M input tokens.

UnitPrice (USD)TierAppliesSource
1M input tokens$4standardCurrent
1M output tokens$20standardCurrent
1M input tokens$0.20cachedCurrent

Independent benchmark results

Scores come from independent evaluators that ran the model themselves, pinned to a dated snapshot. Rank is among current models in the same snapshot. Meta's own launch figures are listed under strengths with the publisher named, because they are not measured the same way.

No independent benchmark has published a result for Muse Wonder yet. It is still compared below on price, context and capabilities.

Strengths, cautions and best uses

Strengths

  • Meta's most capable model, built for multi-file software changes and long-horizon agent runs with sub-agent delegation and parallel tool calls
  • A 1,048,576-token context window with no long-context premium: a full window is billed at the same rate as a short prompt
  • Uses the same endpoints as Muse Spark, so switching a workload is a model id change

Cautions

  • Meta lists it as a preview, and the Model API serves Standard mode only, with no discounted Contributor tier
  • The higher-capability Muse Wonder Full is only available through Muse Code subscriptions, not per token
  • Released after the latest Arena and Epoch AI snapshots, so no independent score is recorded yet

Best for

  • Multi-file coding changes and multi-hour agent runs
  • Sub-agent orchestration where capability matters more than cost

Alternatives to Muse Wonder

The closest current textmodels by price. The cheapest model that scores as well or better is listed first; failing that, the cheapest one within 3% of the benchmark's scale.

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Muse Wonder FAQ

How much does Muse Wonder cost?

Muse Wonder costs $4 per 1M input tokens and $20 per 1M output tokens at the standard tier. It is the #8 most expensive of 47 current text models priced per 1M input tokens. Source: Meta, verified October 13, 2026.

What is the context window of Muse Wonder?

Muse Wonder accepts up to 1,048,576 tokens of context. That ranks #10 of 57 current text models by context length.

Is Muse Wonder open source or API only?

Muse Wonder is available through Meta's API only; its weights are not published.

What are the best alternatives to Muse Wonder?

The closest current alternatives by price and measured performance are Claude Opus 5.5 (same price per 1M input tokens, $4), GPT-5.6 Sol (same price per 1M input tokens, $4), Claude Opus 4.8 (25% more per 1M input tokens, $5 vs $4) and GPT-5.5 (25% more per 1M input tokens, $5 vs $4).

Sources

Cite this page

Van Data Team. "Muse Wonder Benchmarks, Pricing and Specs." AI Model Benchmark Dataset 2026-10-13. https://vandatateam.com/ai-model-benchmarks/muse-wonder

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