Eleven v4
- Context
- Not published
- Max output
- Not published
- Input / MTok
- Not published
- Cached / MTok
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- Output / MTok
- Not published
- Input types
- text
SPEECH QUALITY VS REALTIME / VERIFIED 2026-10-12
Eleven v4
vs Eleven v4 Turbo
Compare ElevenLabs flagship expressive text-to-speech variants on use cases, supported languages, latency claims, streaming and credit-based billing.
LIVE VERIFIED FACTS
Current facts from the SXF model database.
Eleven v4 Turbo
- Context
- Not published
- Max output
- Not published
- Input / MTok
- Not published
- Cached / MTok
- —
- Output / MTok
- Not published
- Input types
- text
Facts are generated from the canonical model catalog, not copied into this comparison.Current data ↗Change ledger ↗
SPECIALIST BUYER GUIDE
What matters for visual creation.
Delivery priority
Eleven v4 targets expressive narration, audiobooks, long-form dialogue and voice cloning. Eleven v4 Turbo targets responsive interactive applications and agents.
Provider latency claim
ElevenLabs quotes about 100 ms median inference latency for v4 Turbo. This is a vendor-published figure, not an independently measured end-to-end latency.
Billing clarity
ElevenLabs describes a character/credit-based TTS service with subscription-specific pricing. No universal verified USD/1K-character API figure is asserted for these new variants.
Language coverage
The Eleven v4 family supports 90+ languages including Arabic. Check voice availability, tags and agent integration for your exact task.
DECISION FACTORS
What materially changes the choice.
Context capacity
Neither provider publishes a comparable token-based context limit for this video-generation service.
Input modalities
Both list text as input types.
Direct token cost
Direct Standard token-cost comparison is unavailable because Eleven v4, Eleven v4 Turbo does not have a calculator-eligible provider-published paid rate in the SXF catalog.
HOW TO DECIDE
Specifications narrow the field. Your workload decides.
Context, modalities and direct token economics are comparable from official sources. Coding quality, latency, reliability and agent success should be measured on your own acceptance tests before production routing.
Replay real tasks
Use representative prompts, files, tools and expected outputs from the workload you plan to ship.
Measure task cost
Include retries, cached tokens, long-context rules and tool charges—not only headline input price.
Track failures
Record hallucinations, tool errors, timeout behavior and human corrections alongside pass rate.
Route by task
A portfolio can outperform a one-model policy when different task classes have different cost and capability needs.
INDEPENDENT EVALUATIONS
No directly comparable independent result yet.
SXF does not infer quality from specifications or compare benchmark scores across different evaluator versions/configurations.
WHAT CHANGED
Changes affecting this comparison.
No post-baseline factual changes recorded for Eleven v4, Eleven v4 Turbo since 2026-10-12.
VERIFIED BASELINE2026-10-12Current facts remain aligned with the SXF ledger.
QUICK ANSWERS
Which has the larger context window: Eleven v4 or Eleven v4 Turbo?
Neither provider publishes a comparable token-based context limit for this video-generation service.
Which is cheaper: Eleven v4 or Eleven v4 Turbo?
Direct Standard token-cost comparison is unavailable because Eleven v4, Eleven v4 Turbo does not have a calculator-eligible provider-published paid rate in the SXF catalog.
Does SXF declare an overall winner?
No. This page compares source-backed specifications and economics. Quality, latency and task success require workload-specific evaluation evidence.