Large Language Models (LLMs)

Baseten vs Groq

Compare Baseten and Groq side-by-side. See feature differences and pricing in the Large Language Models (LLMs) category.

Baseten

by Baseten

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Pricing: Basic $0 a month, pay as you go: Model APIs from $0.10 per 1M input tokens, GPUs from $0.01052 a minute; Pro and Enterprise by quote.

Baseten is an inference platform for running open-weight LLMs and custom models in production, with per-token Model APIs, dedicated GPUs and training.

15 /18 features Full profile

Groq

by Groq

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Pricing: Free tier, rate-limited; Developer pay per token, GPT OSS 120B $0.15 input and $0.60 output per 1M tokens; Enterprise by quote.

Groq is an LLM inference API, sold as GroqCloud, that serves models from OpenAI, Meta and Qwen to developers, billed per token with a rate-limited free tier.

11 /18 features Full profile

Feature Comparison

Large Language Models (LLMs) features side-by-side

Feature	Baseten 15/18 features	Groq 11/18 features
Published context window size The vendor states the maximum input length.	Yes	Yes
Image input support Accepts images as part of the prompt.	Yes	Yes
Audio input support Accepts speech or audio files directly.	Yes	Yes
Function and tool calling Can return a structured call to your own tools.	Yes	Yes
JSON schema output mode Guarantees output conforming to a supplied schema.	Yes	Yes
Extended reasoning mode An explicit setting that trades latency for harder thinking.	Yes	Yes
Prompt caching discount Repeated prefixes are billed at a reduced rate.	Yes	Yes
Batch inference API Submit work offline for a lower price.	No	Yes
Fine-tuning offered Customers can tune the model on their own data.	Yes	No
Open weights release The weights are downloadable, whatever the licence.	No	No
Zero data retention option The vendor will contract not to store request content.	Yes	Yes
Regional data residency Inference can be pinned to a named region.	Yes	No
Published safety evaluations A model card or system card with evaluation results.	No	No
Free tier or trial credits You can test it before contracting.	Yes	Yes
Enterprise agreement available Committed-use contracts with support terms.	Yes	No
Published deprecation policy The vendor states how long a model version lives.	Yes	Yes
Published benchmark results First-party benchmark numbers are disclosed.	Yes	No
Embeddings endpoint The same vendor also serves embeddings.	Yes	No
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