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Pay $20

neotrope 3y ago
This post refers to API access to GPT-4, which is only available via gated waitlist. I pay for ChatGPT and hit the cap regularly.
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- reneberlin 3y ago
  I just upgraded today from free user to paid (i did lose all those welcome credits long ago by playing around with, what i already forgot). There is no different signup or waitlist for the api. It's just much more expensive to use gpt4 in favor of gpt-3.5-turbo. The first example you find there for creating a chat-app let's you freely choose between the models. https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/chat https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/chat
  - augment003 3y ago
    Are you saying that when you became a paid API user, you got access to gpt-4?
    - reneberlin 3y ago
      Yes. Exactly. But it is usage-based (tokens). And gpt3.5 is a lot cheaper. Just put the creditcard details in and do not forget to set usage-limits to your liking in the settings. This way you do not have to fear higher costs than you are willing to accept. There is a standard cap of 120$ per month. That is the absolute maximum, if you do not contact them and raise it. I turned mine to 20$. https://openai.com/pricing#language-models https://openai.com/pricing#language-models
      - augment003 3y ago
        Good to know. I’ve been waiting for access but am happy to pay.
        reneberlin 3y ago
        I totally have to rollback anything i said before. Just now i understand what happens in the background. Nobody is directly granted and the waitlist is indeed there to block me from using it. I just hammered against it and found out you are totally right. Which is a real pain, because i have lots of things to test and checkout with more tokens. I am working with a friend on something, and i know he has access, we share the code and tomorrow i wanted to start using GPT-4 with it. So i am now as disappointed as you are. Sorry for my confusion, but like i said, i had no prior need for a paid account (api) and the docs do nowhere mention that.
        augment003 3y ago
        Thanks for the correction!
  - neotrope 3y ago
    This is untrue. Anyone can verify this by hitting the API using their key: curl https://api.openai.com/v1/models \ -H "Authorization: Bearer TOKEN" | \ jq '.data[].id' Curious how you got it though. Perhaps you had an account for awhile?

Pay $20

This post refers to API access to GPT-4, which is only available via gated waitlist. I pay for ChatGPT and hit the cap regularly.

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reneberlin 3y ago
I just upgraded today from free user to paid (i did lose all those welcome credits long ago by playing around with, what i already forgot). There is no different signup or waitlist for the api. It's just much more expensive to use gpt4 in favor of gpt-3.5-turbo. The first example you find there for creating a chat-app let's you freely choose between the models. https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/chat https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/chat
- augment003 3y ago
  Are you saying that when you became a paid API user, you got access to gpt-4?
  - reneberlin 3y ago
    Yes. Exactly. But it is usage-based (tokens). And gpt3.5 is a lot cheaper. Just put the creditcard details in and do not forget to set usage-limits to your liking in the settings. This way you do not have to fear higher costs than you are willing to accept. There is a standard cap of 120$ per month. That is the absolute maximum, if you do not contact them and raise it. I turned mine to 20$. https://openai.com/pricing#language-models https://openai.com/pricing#language-models
    - augment003 3y ago
      Good to know. I’ve been waiting for access but am happy to pay.
      - reneberlin 3y ago
        I totally have to rollback anything i said before. Just now i understand what happens in the background. Nobody is directly granted and the waitlist is indeed there to block me from using it. I just hammered against it and found out you are totally right. Which is a real pain, because i have lots of things to test and checkout with more tokens. I am working with a friend on something, and i know he has access, we share the code and tomorrow i wanted to start using GPT-4 with it. So i am now as disappointed as you are. Sorry for my confusion, but like i said, i had no prior need for a paid account (api) and the docs do nowhere mention that.
        augment003 3y ago
        Thanks for the correction!
- neotrope 3y ago
  This is untrue. Anyone can verify this by hitting the API using their key: curl https://api.openai.com/v1/models \ -H "Authorization: Bearer TOKEN" | \ jq '.data[].id' Curious how you got it though. Perhaps you had an account for awhile?