ChatGPT Pro and Business Subscriptions Get Monthly API Credits
OpenAI now offers monthly API credits to ChatGPT Pro and Business subscribers, with amounts up to $500 depending on the plan and number of seats.
ChatGPT Pro and Business subscribers can now receive monthly credits for API usage.
- Pro: $100, $200, or $500 per month depending on the plan.
- Business: $20 per paid Standard seat or $100 per paid Premium seat. Credits are pooled across the workspace, up to $500.
The credits are available in Settings → Billing. Plus subscribers are not included in the program, and Codex limits are not increased.
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AnalysisThe benefit lowers experimentation costs for paid ChatGPT users, but it does not increase Codex limits.
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