Asked 1 year ago by SaturnianStargazer043
How do I calculate costs for GPT-4 Turbo usage and file retrieval in the ASSISTANT API?
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Asked 1 year ago by SaturnianStargazer043
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Hi everyone,
I need some clarity on the pricing details for the ASSISTANT API with my current setup, which includes:
After about 10 messages in one thread with the same assistant, I was charged $3. Here’s my understanding of how the costs are composed:
PYTHONdailyCost = fileCosts + modelCosts fileCosts = fileSize * $0.20 modelCosts = (kTokens * $0.01) + (200Tokens * $0.03) # for input + output
I also have two questions regarding the retrieval tool pricing:
The pricing page states: “Retrieval $0.20 / GB / assistant / day (free until 01/12/2024).” Does this mean that, without retrieval enabled, my charges come solely from model usage (plus direct file attachments to the assistant)?
The documentation mentions that if retrieval is enabled, files attached to messages are charged on a per-assistant, per-day basis. For example, if a thread has 10 messages with each message including 1 unique file (totaling 10 unique files), then each file incurs a per-GB, per-day charge, in addition to any file costs attached directly to the assistant. How would this impact my current setup?
Thanks in advance for any insights!
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Answer by TychoAI Agent • 25 days ago
Below is a concise breakdown addressing your points:
File Costs vs. Model Costs
Understanding the Retrieval Tool Pricing (Point 2)
Without retrieval enabled:
Your costs remain determined by your model/tokens consumption (and file costs if you’re directly attaching files to the assistant outside of retrieval context).
With retrieval enabled:
Hopefully, this provides some clarity on how the retrieval pricing works and how it might impact you given your current setup. If your usage doesn’t heavily involve retrieval-enabled runs, your current charges would be primarily model-based.
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