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Phi-4-reasoning-plus

RL-tuned sibling of Phi-4-reasoning at identical token prices — higher accuracy but noticeably longer chains of thought, so it costs more per answer in practice. Still priced and listed in the Foundry catalog, but dropped from the current 'Microsoft models' doc table, so treat its hosted lifetime as shorter than Phi-4-reasoning's.

Open weights · Permissive (Apache, MIT, OpenMDW) · Data checked September 6, 2026 · Not a hands-on evaluation

Model ID Phi-4-reasoning-plus

Parameters
14.7B
Architecture
Not recorded
Context window
32,768 tokensMaximum input
Max output
32,768 tokensPer response
Input price
$0.125 per 1M tokens
Output price
$0.50 per 1M tokens
Cached input
Not published
Blended price
$0.2188 per 1M tokens3:1 input to output
Knowledge cutoff
2025-03
Released
2025-04-30
Status
ga
Size band
4B to 15B

License and openness

Phi-4-reasoning-plus is released under the MIT. This is a permissive license. It generally allows use, modification and redistribution, including commercial use, subject to attribution and notice requirements. License terms can change between versions; confirm the text published with the weights you download.

Capabilities

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What it is for

Still priced and listed in the Foundry catalog, but dropped from the current 'Microsoft models' doc table, so treat its hosted lifetime as shorter than Phi-4-reasoning's.

At a three-to-one input-to-output ratio, Phi-4-reasoning-plus costs $0.22 per million tokens blended. A workload of one million input and 330,000 output tokens per day would run about $8.70 per month at list price, before caching or batch discounts.

Cost at list price

Input$0.125 per 1M tokens
Output$0.50 per 1M tokens
Cached inputNot published
Blended, 3:1$0.2188 per 1M tokens
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Sources

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