TokenPlus in English

TokenPlus answers one question: if you top up X yuan at a given AI API relay station and buy Claude, GPT or GPT-image-2, what percent of the official price are you paying? The index currently holds 402 stations and 4464 price tiers, each checked while logged in. Last updated 2026-09-25.

The tables themselves are in Chinese, because the buyers are. The numbers are not — and this page explains what they mean and how they are produced.

What a relay station is

• A relay station is a third-party endpoint that forwards your AI API requests. You swap base_url and the API key for the ones it gives you; it spends its own upstream quota and hands the response back unchanged. The protocol is compatible, so your code stays as it is.
• What it solves is access, not only price: Alipay and WeChat top-ups, RMB billing, reachable from inside China, invoices. The cost is one more party you have to trust — with your request content, your key, and which model the call actually lands on.
• Most stations run the same open-source billing gateways (new-api / one-api / sub2api), so "token", "group" and "multiplier" are that software's vocabulary, not any one operator's invention.
• A price is two independent discounts stacked: the group multiplier (discount against the official USD price) times the top-up exchange rate the station sets for itself. Folded into one comparable number: % of official = group multiplier × top-up rate ÷ 6.8.
• RMB-priced models have no exchange-rate layer — domestic models are quoted in yuan to begin with. The same 0.8x is 11.8% of official on a USD-settled Claude tier and 80% on an RMB-settled one: a factor of 6.8.

How the number is produced

• Percent of official is the only comparable unit. The official denominators are taken from the vendors' own pricing pages (platform.claude.com, platform.openai.com) — never reverse-engineered from a reseller.
• Every station is priced while logged in. The anonymous pricing endpoint of these gateways is a shadow: it hides tiers. One station exposes 22 groups anonymously and 24 when authenticated, and the two it hides are 40% cheaper than anything visible from outside. A crawler that stays logged out cannot see that layer.
• Pricing types are kept apart: pay-as-you-go stations contribute group multipliers; subscription-first stations contribute plans (credit converted at official equivalent); prepaid-card stations contribute cards, where the percentage is a floor that only holds if you burn the whole card — those are marked ≥.
• Tiers priced above official are listed too. For buyers who cannot reach the official APIs at all — no foreign card, no USD, blocked, needing a local invoice — a relay is the only door in. We print the number and let the gap speak.
• The data is a hand-written snapshot with a per-station capture date. Prices drift; the station's live price is the authority.

What this site does not do

• Price only. Whether a pool is what it claims, uptime, reliability, whether an operator will disappear — untested and unrated here. Testing that would mean buying and running traffic through each station, which is a different business.
• Group and pool names are quoted verbatim from each station, not a word added. Quoting a seller's own product name is not endorsing it, and the pool-type filter is a neutral facet, not a quality grade.
• A quoted multiplier is not a measured charge. Every multiplier here is self-reported by the station; none has been verified by spending.

Where to look

Each vendor has its own ranking, sorted by percent of official, ascending. Rankings flip across vendors — cheap for Claude does not mean cheap for GPT.

• Claude — 361 stations / 1592 tiers
• GPT — 382 stations / 2670 tiers
• GPT-image-2 — 200 stations / 250 tiers
• Faceted lists — by payment method, pricing mode or pool type, one URL each
• Every station — the full index on one page
• Graveyard — stations that went dark, kept because "is it still up?" is a real question

Machine-readable

The price data is open; cite it with attribution. These three are in English-readable structure even where the labels are Chinese:

• /llms.txt — summary: method, boundaries, the station list
• /llms-full.txt — all 4464 tiers as a Markdown table
• /data.json — structured JSON

Affiliate disclosure

A few stations pay a referral fee if you sign up from here; most do not. Referral fees take no part in the ordering, which is by percent of official price alone. Outbound links go through /go/<station-id> carrying rel="sponsored nofollow", and are excluded from search indexing. Being listed is free, and claiming a station page changes nothing about its price or position.

The Chinese version of this page, with the full method and boundary notes, is at /about.