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Ask HN: Which is cheaper: ChatGPT tokens or a 2nd Pro 20x subscription?

2 pointsby 2h ago
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My usage ran out for the remainder of the week. I am tempted to buy tokens but I remember how overpriced they were back when I used Claude.
1h agoHN ↗

It is best to try a subscription instead of the API; subscriptions are always cheaper than the API, regardless of which LLM you use.(However, the additional quota will be reset today.)

1h agoHN ↗

Subscription are cheaper than API prices, so probably better to go 2nd Pro sub.

But FWIW, ChatGPT 20x plans aren't available right now, see: https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenAI/comments/1wctjkx/tibo_pauses...

And FWIW, if/when the 20x plan comes out, you can consider getting a Pro 5x plan first to see if you can fully utilize that. Upgrade that second account Pro 20x if you need it. Saves you $100/mo.

1h agoHN ↗

Learned this the hard way yesterday. Spent $250 on tokens that ran out after just a day. Meanwhile my $100 sub lasted me a week with the same exact work