How does Claude Opus 4 rank among AI models?
Claude Opus 4 is a superseded version and is not on the current board as of 6 November 2026. Its archive position, where one exists, is shown on the page; the newer version carries the current rank.
Anthropic·#128 of 504 in the all-versions archive
Claude Opus 4 is a language model from Anthropic. It ranks #128 of 504 in ModelCap's all-versions archive, with an Index score of 62.2, measured on 3 public benchmarks. Its score range of 57.4–67.0 spans positions #104–#162. It reads up to 200K tokens of context, with no downloadable weights linked in the current source data.
Figures as of 6 Nov 2026, 14:10 UTC · download the public dataset · methodology
Superseded by Claude Opus 5.5. It no longer holds a current-board position; its all-versions archive rank is #128.
No provider is currently serving this model.
Published Max, X-High, High and other configurations for this model. These are sourced scores, not head-to-head essays.
BES normalizes admitted public benchmark evidence for measured Index rows. Its legacy score and observables prior do not define the public language rank.
These adoption and deployment observations remain context only. They do not change this model's ModelCap Index score or rank.
The bounded 0–100 capability score blends each source’s competitive placement with its published achievement, then combines capability families. Evidence breadth adds a modest uncertainty adjustment; price and popularity are not part of benchmark-led rank.
Not yet published: a pinned repository revision, the architecture and model type, a parameter count, safetensors weight metadata, the base model it derives from, a declared licence, a link to the licence terms, a current serving provider, measured provider uptime, published provider pricing, pinned evaluation dataset versions.
A metadata completeness and deployability index—not a safety certification, quality grade, or production-readiness claim.
Market Gravity uses OpenRouter’s full-catalogue popularity order. Sparse Vercel top-ten observations appear only when published and do not affect the score.
OpenRouter weekly popularity across the full model catalogue.
Independent providers versus the model's open or closed cohort, weighted by uptime.
Hugging Face 30-day downloads for open models; neutral for closed models.
Time since first public availability, on a six-month half-life.
anthropic/claude-opus-4OpenRouter catalogue or provider-endpoint declaration. Limits can vary by provider and prompt length; a model-wide maximum has not been independently verified. OpenRouter metadata
Claude Opus 4 is a superseded version and is not on the current board as of 6 November 2026. Its archive position, where one exists, is shown on the page; the newer version carries the current rank.
No live API price is listed for Claude Opus 4 in the current snapshot as of 6 November 2026 because no serving endpoint is published. ModelCap shows a price only when a provider currently lists one.
Claude Opus 4 has a published context window of 200K tokens (200,000). The snapshot lists a 32,000 token catalogue-declared route output cap. OpenRouter catalogue or provider-endpoint declaration. Limits can vary by provider and prompt length; a model-wide maximum has not been independently verified. The providers table lists each endpoint's context limit.
No linked weights. No downloadable model weights are linked in the current source data. This does not identify every API or chat product that offers the model.
Claude Opus 4 has published results on 3 public boards tracked by ModelCap as of 6 November 2026: Arena text 1426 (#123 of 419), Arena coding 1498 (#83 of 414) and ARC-AGI-2 8.6% (#168 of 280). Each board page ranks every tracked model on that benchmark. The ModelCap Index scores the results its methodology admits, with published uncertainty, and shows reference boards without scoring them.
Claude Opus 4 first appeared in the catalogue on 22 May 2025, with a published knowledge cutoff of 2025-01-31. It has since been superseded by Claude Opus 5.5. Rank and price movements since then are recorded on the site's changes feed.