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OpenAI

GPT-5.2 Pro

GPT-5.2 Pro by OpenAI. Official list price: $21 per 1M input and $168 per 1M output tokens.

Official price benchmark

USD per 1M tokens

input
$21.00
output
$168.00
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Your budget

$100Budget

Input:output ratio · Similar amounts of input and output

Purchasing power ranking

$100 · GPT-5.2 Pro · Balanced

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What one request and a month of traffic cost at the selected provider.

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$0.11

per month

$664.81

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Frequently asked questions

Answers are generated from the live quotes.

We collect GPT-5.2 Pro prices two ways: the official OpenAI list and quotes from providers our crawler checks daily. Everything is normalised to a blended cost at a chosen input:output ratio, so “GPT-5.2 Pro price per 1M tokens” means the same thing on every page.

What does the GPT-5.2 Pro API cost?

The official OpenAI list price is $21 per 1M input tokens and $168 per 1M output tokens.

How much does 1 million tokens of GPT-5.2 Pro cost?

1M input tokens cost $21, 1M output tokens — $168. With a 1:1 input/output load a million tokens works out to about $95. Chatbots with long context push the blended price down; code generation pushes it up.

Where is the GPT-5.2 Pro API cheapest?

There are no third-party quotes for this model yet. We parse price lists daily and the comparison appears here automatically.

What is the GPT-5.2 Pro context window?

The context window is 400K tokens. Some vendors raise the price above a context threshold — check the plan notes.

How do I check that a provider key works?

The free checker sends a GET request to your endpoint's model list and reports status and latency. The key is not stored server-side.