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gpt-5-pro

Provided by OpenAI
Pay-as-you-go

GPT-5 Pro is OpenAI’s most advanced model, offering major improvements in reasoning, code quality, and user experience. It is optimized for complex tasks that require step-by-step reasoning, instruction following, and accuracy in high-stakes use cases. It supports test-time routing features and advanced prompt understanding, including user-specified intent like "think hard about this." Improvements include reductions in hallucination, sycophancy, and better performance in coding, writing, and health-related tasks.

Model specs

Context length
400K
Max output
272K
I/O modalities
Text / Image
Released
2025-10

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API endpoints

One MixRoute gateway, OpenAI-compatible

  • OpenAI-compatible /v1/chat/completions POST

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Pricing

Flat rate, unit: /1M Tokens

Input

$15.0000 /1M Tokens

Completion

$120.0000 /1M Tokens

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Selection summary

Quickly judge whether it fits your workload

What is this model good for?

Complex reasoning and high-stakes knowledge work

Use gpt-5-pro for demanding tasks that need careful reasoning, strong code quality, instruction following, and accuracy.

What should you check before using it?

Keep human review for consequential decisions

Evaluate factual reliability, task quality, latency, cost, and appropriate review controls before using it in high-impact workflows.

How should you start?

Use gpt-5-pro for evaluated high-value cases

Start with model ID gpt-5-pro on a small benchmark of difficult tasks and use measured results to decide where the Pro tier adds value.

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FAQ

gpt-5-pro is intended for complex reasoning, high-stakes knowledge work, code quality, and tasks that need careful instruction following and accuracy.

One endpoint, a testable decision

Test this model and alternate routes with the same request format

Start from a real workload, then let quality, total cost, and failure conditions decide whether to send production traffic.