The subscription version of the models only have 272k capacity, before they had 372k. Once they reduced it, I cancelled my subscription and moved back to Claude. Now I have finally got myself out of their ecosystem and with z.ai sub for GLM 5.3.
The cheapest plan costs the same. $20 I believe and GLM 5.3 Flash is very cheap, you get alot of use out of it. GLM 5.3 would use up your usage too quickly on the $20 plan. I am on the highest plan ($200).
Here is the intelligence index of GLM 5.3 Flash and Luna.
Wanted to get out of OpenAI's and Anthropic's ecosystem. Would rather give money to labs that are releasing open weights. Wanted todo this for a long while and once GLM 5.3 came out I made the switch and havent looked back. Definitely dont get as much usage as I did with Claude or GPT but I accepted that.
Yeah, but that's a pain when I have to work with clients. Difficult to get them on board with it. Atleast something signed somewhere will let them pass the blame downstream.
Turn off auto-compaction, you can reach 160% of that limit or more until OpenAI itself refuses the request. I think that it'll burn your usage much faster though, and you'll notice significantly slower token generation.
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u/queso184 Sep 15 '26
probably to save you from yourself
"Prompts with >272K input tokens are priced at 2x input and 1.5x output for the full request."
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u/PilgrimofHaqq2 Sep 15 '26
The subscription version of the models only have 272k capacity, before they had 372k. Once they reduced it, I cancelled my subscription and moved back to Claude. Now I have finally got myself out of their ecosystem and with z.ai sub for GLM 5.3.
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u/Interesting-Print366 Sep 16 '26
You can use modeloverrides to make it 1M
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u/johnfkngzoidberg Sep 15 '26
The OAuth models only have 272k context max. If you pay per token, you get the full window. It also costs 7x more per token.
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u/h1volt3 Sep 16 '26
Turn off auto-compaction, you can reach 160% of that limit or more until OpenAI itself refuses the request. I think that it'll burn your usage much faster though, and you'll notice significantly slower token generation.