Glossary
What is a listed rate?
A listed rate is what Token Supply charges per 1M tokens for input, output, cache read, or cache write. The official rate is the provider's public list price. Save percent is the gap on input. Some ids, including gpt-5.3-codex-spark, have a listed rate and no official rate.
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Definition
A listed rate is what Token Supply charges per 1M tokens for input, output, cache read, or cache write. The official rate is the provider's public list price. Save percent is the gap on input. Some ids, including gpt-5.3-codex-spark, have a listed rate and no official rate.
Where to use it
Next page: Listed vs official benchmarks.
Details
- What is a listed rate?
- A listed rate is what Token Supply charges per 1M tokens for input, output, cache read, or cache write. The official rate is the provider's public list price. Save percent is the gap on input. Some ids, including gpt-5.3-codex-spark, have a listed rate and no official rate.
Related
- Listed vs official benchmarks — The dated page for listed input rates against public list prices.
- Glossary — Short definitions that link to setup, pricing, and usage pages.
- GPT-5.6 Sol — A concrete model page that uses these terms.