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Most-used AI models for classification

Match · Updated 2026-08-04

DeepSeek V4 Flash 0423 is the most-used model for classification on OpenRouter, handling 11.9% of requests classified as classification over the last 7 days.

26.8%of all requests
7.9%of all tokens
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This ranks models by how often they are actually chosen for classification in production traffic, not by benchmark score. Adoption reflects price, latency and availability as much as raw capability — which is exactly why it often disagrees with the benchmark leaderboards, and why it is worth reading alongside them.

#ModelRequest shareToken shareInput /MContext
1deepseek logoDeepSeek V4 Flash 042311.9%10.9%$0.1401.0M
2openai logoGPT-5.6 Luna11.0%11.9%$0.1001.1M
3google logoGemini 2.5 Flash Lite9.3%4.5%$0.1001.0M
4google logoGemini 2.5 Flash5.6%3.1%$0.3001.0M
5openai logogpt-oss-120b5.3%3.8%$0.037131K
6openai logoGPT-4o-mini4.5%1.4%$0.150128K
7google logoGemini 3.1 Flash Lite3.6%2.3%$0.2501.0M
8google logoGemma 4 26B A4B 3.2%2.7%$0.070262K
9google logoGemini 3 Flash Preview3.0%3.0%$0.5001.0M
10google logoGemma 4 31B2.0%1.5%$0.100262K

Frequently asked

What is the most-used AI model for classification?

DeepSeek V4 Flash 0423 is the most-used model for classification on OpenRouter, handling 11.9% of requests classified as classification over the last 7 days. It is followed by GPT-5.6 Luna (11.0%) and Gemini 2.5 Flash Lite (9.3%).

Is this a benchmark ranking?

No. This ranks by how often each model is actually chosen for classification in production traffic through OpenRouter — real-world adoption, which reflects price and availability as much as capability. For capability-based rankings, see the benchmark leaderboards.

How much of all AI traffic is classification?

Classification accounts for 26.8% of classified requests and 7.9% of classified tokens on OpenRouter over the trailing 7 days.

Other tasks

Source: OpenRouter (openrouter.ai/rankings), as of 2026-08-04. Shares are of classified, sampled traffic over a trailing 7-day window; absolute volumes are not published.