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Amazon Nova Pro (via Bedrock)

bedrock/us.amazon.nova-pro-v1:0

Amazon's flagship Nova model on Bedrock. Strong multimodal (image + text), large context (300K). Aggressive pricing for the quality tier. Bedrock-only — no native API alternative.

Pricing

DirectionUSD per 1M tokensUSD per 1K tokens
Input$0.8000$0.000800
Output$3.2000$0.003200

Pass-through provider rates via GammaInfra. No per-token markup. A 3% top-up fee (launch window through 2026-06-23, then 5%) applies on managed credits; the BYOK alternative is 1–2% per request.

Capabilities

✓ Tool calling ✓ Vision (multimodal) ✓ JSON mode

Specifications

FieldValue
Context window300K
Max output5K
Providerbedrock
StreamingYes — OpenAI-compatible SSE

Best for

multimodal reasoning

Task labels reflect where this model heads or appears in GammaInfra's default dispatcher chains. Override per-request with the X-GammaInfra-Preference or X-GammaInfra-Cost-Quality header.

How to call it

Through GammaInfra's smart router with one of your GammaInfra API keys:

curl https://api.gammainfra.com/v1/chat/completions \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sk-gammainfra-..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "model": "bedrock/us.amazon.nova-pro-v1:0",
    "messages": [
      {"role": "user", "content": "Hello, Amazon Nova Pro (via Bedrock)!"}
    ]
  }'

Or via any OpenAI SDK — see the integrations page for setup with Cursor, Cline, LangChain, the Vercel AI SDK, and others.

Smart routing — or pin this model

You can call bedrock/us.amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 directly (as above), or let GammaInfra's router pick the best-fit model per prompt. Use gammainfra/auto as the model name for task-aware routing, gammainfra/fast for latency-optimized hedged requests, or gammainfra/cheap for cost-optimized routing. The router considers task type, latency, and your X-GammaInfra-Cost-Quality dial when picking.

Related models

Claude Opus 4.7 (via Bedrock) → $5.00/$25.00 per 1M
Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview → $2.50/$15.00 per 1M
GPT-5 → $1.25/$10.00 per 1M

Ready to try it?

Get a GammaInfra API key →

$3 free trial credit on signup, $10 minimum top-up. Pass-through provider token rates plus 3% top-up fee during the launch window (5% after 2026-06-23).

Frequently asked questions

How much does Amazon Nova Pro (via Bedrock) cost through GammaInfra?
Amazon Nova Pro (via Bedrock) (bedrock/us.amazon.nova-pro-v1:0) is billed at the Amazon Bedrock pass-through rate — $0.8 per 1M input tokens and $3.2 per 1M output tokens, with 0% token markup. GammaInfra's fee is taken at top-up time (3% during the launch window through 2026-06-23, 5% after), not per token; the BYOK option is 1–2% per request instead. Every response returns X-GammaInfra-Cost-USD with the exact spend for that call.
What is Amazon Nova Pro (via Bedrock)'s context window?
Amazon Nova Pro (via Bedrock) accepts up to 300K tokens of input context and returns up to 5K output tokens per request. GammaInfra passes the full window through with no truncation. Check this model's Specifications and notes above for any provider long-context surcharge on very large prompts.
Does Amazon Nova Pro (via Bedrock) support tool calling, vision, and JSON mode?
Tool / function calling: Yes. Vision (image input): Yes. Native JSON / structured-output mode: Yes. When tool calling is used, GammaInfra translates tool-call IDs across providers so OpenAI-shaped agent code keeps working regardless of which provider serves the request.
How do I call Amazon Nova Pro (via Bedrock) through GammaInfra?
Point any OpenAI-compatible SDK at https://api.gammainfra.com/v1 with your sk-gammainfra-... key, then set the model to bedrock/us.amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 to pin Amazon Nova Pro (via Bedrock) directly — or use gammainfra/auto to let the smart router pick it when it is the best fit. Only base_url and api_key change; the rest of your OpenAI SDK code is unchanged.
When does GammaInfra's router pick Amazon Nova Pro (via Bedrock)?
Amazon Nova Pro (via Bedrock) heads or appears in GammaInfra's multimodal, reasoning dispatcher chains. With gammainfra/auto the router selects it when a prompt classifies into one of those task types and your cost/quality preference fits; pin bedrock/us.amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 to force it regardless of routing. The X-GammaInfra-Endpoint response header always reports which model actually served the request.