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Anthropic models: Claude 3.7 Sonnet vs Claude Fable 5

This page compares two source-linked Anthropic records with materially different release periods, context limits, and listed prices. It helps teams decide whether the older hybrid-reasoning Sonnet record or the newer premium Fable record better matches their evaluation plan.

Selection guide

Which Anthropic model fits the workload?

Choose Claude 3.7 Sonnet when its lower listed prices and documented hybrid-reasoning workflow fit the task. Evaluate Claude Fable 5 when million-token context and long-running coding or knowledge-work agents justify a higher budget.

API + app

Claude 3.7 Sonnet

Consider for: Code maintenance and multi-step document work using controllable extended thinking at lower listed token prices.

Account for: Smaller context and older source snapshot than the Fable record.

API + app

Claude Fable 5

Consider for: Premium long-running coding and knowledge-work agents that can use a million-token context window.

Account for: Substantially higher listed input and output prices.

Anthropic model specifications and prices

ModelAccessReleasedContextInput / 1MOutput / 1M
Claude 3.7 SonnetAPI + appFebruary 24, 2025200K$3.00$15.00
Claude Fable 5API + appJune 9, 20261.0M$10.00$50.00

Prices are provider-listed USD snapshots per million tokens where represented. Caching, batch processing, long-context rules, modalities, regions, and service tiers can change effective cost.

Reported benchmark coverage

ModelMMLU-ProGPQA DiamondSWE-bench VerifiedLiveCodeBenchSWE-Bench ProArtificial Analysis Intelligence Index
Claude 3.7 Sonnet84.184.870.346.4
Claude Fable 592.68059.9

A dash means the exact evaluation was not retained for that model. Unlike benchmark families and source settings are not merged into an overall score.

Comparability limit: The records do not share one complete benchmark suite. Claude Fable 5 values in this directory include cross-model results reported in the cited GPT-5.6 launch table, while Claude 3.7 Sonnet retains its older creator-reported evaluation set.

Provider and model sources

Each model keeps its own source record and limitations. Review the provider API reference for current authentication, quotas, SDK status, and pricing rules before implementation.