Pick a winner in each dimension. You can change your vote any time.
Correctness and depth of what it produces
Tool calls, instruction-following, and multi-step tasks
Tokens per second and time-to-first-token
How much capability you get per dollar
Consistent results: fewer refusals, loops and format breaks
Pricing and capabilities synced from the OpenRouter catalogue. Scores are editorial (0–10).
Choose Gemini 3.1 Pro if you want long multimodal inputs and Gemini CLI setups that still pin 3.1 Pro. Choose Grok 4.3 if you want simple, long-context calls in existing Grok setups.
In our editorial scoring, Gemini 3.1 Pro leads in 4 of five dimensions (output quality, agentic ability, speed and reliability), while Grok 4.3 leads in 1. On price, Gemini 3.1 Pro runs about $5.00 per 1M tokens (blended) and is proprietary; Grok 4.3 is about $1.63 and proprietary.
Setting it up? Gemini 3.1 Pro: model ID, providers and agent config · Grok 4.3: model ID, providers and agent config
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