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Not including their best model in a max subscription would otherwise be truly a good reason for once to consider going back to openai for me. I'll at least try
by jascha_eng 2mo ago
Not including their best model in a max subscription would otherwise be truly a good reason for once to consider going back to openai for me. I'll at least try it.
- sebra 2mo agoAt least Anthropic have a max subscription for corporate. Codex is only pay-as-you-go pricing beyond the base plan. Hence I'm stuck with Opus for work for the foreseeable future.
- embedding-shape 2mo ago> Codex is only pay-as-you-go pricing beyond the base plan I don't think so, I'm on a ~$200 subscription (guessing that counts as way beyond "base plan") and have no pay-as-you-go pricing at all, using the OpenAI APIs would be way too expensive for me.
- NorthSouthNorth 2mo agoFor corporate * You can't use sub pricing with orgs w/ OpenAI.
- jascha_eng 2mo agoApparently not? At least our it guy said after 150 people or so you have to pay for enterprise which is pay per token for everyone.
- carljungslabtek 2mo agoThis is referring to the Business plan I think (used to be called Teams or something). The problem is that there are two types of seats: normal and codex only. Codex only gets billed at API prices. The normal seats are more like a normal subscription, but their codex limits were LESS than a $20 subscription last time I checked (it used to be the same or more but they reduced it when they introduced the codex only seats).
- jascha_eng 2mo agoim talking about anthropics pricing