Microsoft Decision Models
MicrosoftMicrosoft-Decision-1 scores bounded choices at $0.042 per million input tokens.
Microsoft-Decision-1 is a Foundry model for classification, routing, ranking, and evaluation. It returns calibrated scores for fixed answer options rather than generated prose, and supports a 32K-token context.
The Foundry blog lists $0.042/M input for US and EU Data Zone deployments, with output listed as N/A; Microsoft's developer article says output tokens are free. The Azure Retail Prices API lists a $0.042/M Global meter effective October 1. Microsoft Learn documents both Global Standard and Data Zone Standard deployment types. This decision-scoring model is listed separately from generative workload comparisons.
Pricing
per 1M tokens · USD / CHF| Model | Tier / Host | Context | Input | Cached | Output | Confidence |
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Microsoft-Decision-1 Decision-scoring model for predefined choices; it returns structured probability scores instead of generated text. Microsoft lists output tokens as free. | Foundry ·Global Microsoft Foundry | 32.8K | $0.042CHF 0.034 | — | $0.00CHF 0.00 | official Azure Retail Prices API, serviceName 'Foundry Models', captured 2026-10-11: the 37-region Global meter 'Microsoft Decision 1 1M Tokens' is $0.042 per 1M tokens, effective 2026-10-01; its SKU metadata is 'Pi 1 glbl'. Microsoft's developer article says output tokens are free. Microsoft Learn documents GlobalStandard and DataZoneStandard deployments. The Microsoft Foundry catalog lists a 32,768-token context and JSON output. |
Microsoft-Decision-1 Microsoft's launch table lists the same $0.042/M input rate for US and EU Data Zone deployments; the accompanying developer article says output tokens are free. | Foundry ·Data Zone Microsoft Foundry | 32.8K | $0.042CHF 0.034 | — | $0.00CHF 0.00 | official Microsoft Foundry Blog, published 2026-10-09 and checked 2026-10-11, lists Microsoft-Decision-1 at $0.042 per 1M input tokens in both US Data Zone and EU Data Zone, with output listed as N/A. Microsoft's developer article states output tokens are free. Microsoft Learn documents DataZoneStandard as a supported deployment type. The Foundry catalog lists a 32,768-token context and JSON output. The Azure Retail Prices API separately lists only a Global meter for this model as of 2026-10-11, so the Data Zone amount is sourced to Microsoft's launch table rather than inferred from that meter. |
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