Qwen Max vs Amazon Nova Pro
Performance benchmarks + pricing comparison — updated April 2026
Qwen Max
QwenQwen's most powerful model. Strong reasoning and coding capabilities.
| Input | $1.60/M |
| Output | $6.40/M |
| Context | 32K tokens |
| Best For | Complex reasoning, advanced coding |
| Benchmark | 68/100 |
Amazon Nova Pro
AmazonAmazon's flagship model via Bedrock. Competitive with GPT-4o and Claude Sonnet for enterprise workloads.
| Input | $0.800/M |
| Output | $3.20/M |
| Context | 300K tokens |
| Best For | Enterprise applications, document analysis, agent tasks |
Cost Comparison by Scenario
Estimated cost per project with 30% cache hit rate. Actual costs may vary based on usage patterns.
| Scenario | Qwen Max | Amazon Nova Pro | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small Script (1K lines) | $0.25 | $0.12 | Amazon Nova Pro saves $0.12 (50%) |
| Medium Feature (10K lines) | $1.84 | $0.92 | Amazon Nova Pro saves $0.92 (50%) |
| Large Project (50K lines) | $9.20 | $4.60 | Amazon Nova Pro saves $4.60 (50%) |
| Code Review (5K lines) | $0.44 | $0.22 | Amazon Nova Pro saves $0.22 (50%) |
Verdict
Amazon Nova Pro wins on both price and performance — $0.800/M input with a benchmark score of N/A/100.
For most developers, this is the clear choice between these two models.
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