Claude Haiku 4.5: more power at a lower price
The new Claude Haiku 4.5 model delivers performance similar to the best solutions, but it’s much faster and cheaper. Check out how it performs in tests.
Anthropic is expanding its family of language models with the introduction of Claude Haiku 4.5. This latest compact model combines high performance and advanced capabilities at a low cost. Its launch makes sophisticated AI technology more accessible for everyday use.
Performance and savings
Claude Haiku 4.5 matches Claude Sonnet 4 in programming performance, and the latter was just launched five months ago. It’s more than twice as fast and available at one third of the price. Moreover, in some tasks like computer handling, the new model even outperforms its predecessor.
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