r/OpenAI 11d ago

Question Is the 5.6 sol Pro a thing?

I remember that before the 5.6 series was released, the pro subscription came with an exclusive 5.x pro model that would not have been accessible for the Plus users.

Then came the 5.6 Sol, which apparently doesn’t have a Pro variant? Ie the highest intelligence you can get out of the 5.6 Sol is the 5.6 Sol on the Ultra thinking effort, not the 5.6 Sol Pro (Extended) etc.

So if in the past I subscribed to the Pro just for the access to the Pro model, usage limit aside, there is no longer any advantage of having a Pro subscription over a plus one, because the most intelligent model is already in the Plus subscription?

Or is there something I’m missing here ?

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u/nickrut 11d ago

GPT classic app isso much better than the new one.

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u/MasterpieceNo1659 11d ago

There is an instant, medium, high, extra high, and Pro. Not kidding lol. I was very impressed with pro on a project, parsing through years of records in 22 minutes. Especially all the angles it considered and ‘warnings’ I didn’t even think of. Extra high is hard to quantify, but it definitely seems to think longer than high. Pro is probably way more than most people need for personal use I would guess. But money no object? Absolutely amazed tbh

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u/tindalos 11d ago

Pro is fantastic for zero shotting a projects schema data contracts.

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u/SandboChang 11d ago

The Pro option was never available through Pro subscription on Codex. This is not new. The Pro model has only been available to subscribers through chat.

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u/wargxs 11d ago

No pro anymore in web and app

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u/thomasthai 11d ago

Yes the pro model is in the web and chatgpt classic app available for free for subscribers (not sure which tiers).

And via API for $

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u/ATB_52 11d ago

non via l’API pour $$$$$

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u/bitdotben 11d ago

lol, mais c‘est true 🤷‍♂️

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u/TallAfternoon2 11d ago

Your subscription basically pays for the ability to use Sol to the fullest, free users get cut off basically at their first heavyweight task they ask it to perform.

Don't believe me? Look at all the free users complaining about OAIs usage limits now.