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Equation 3 · Part 1 · Actually Building with the Grok API

Symbol T

T=200,000T = 200{,}000
TT

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T is part of the quantity the equation computes from the expression on the right.

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T is part of the quantity the equation computes from the expression on the right.

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The pricing structure has a feature worth building a mental model around before it costs you money in production: it is not a marginal rate that blends smoothly as a request grows, it is a cliff. Every model’s documented price list carries two tiers — one for requests under 200,000 tokens, and a materially higher one, roughly double across the board, once a request reaches that threshold — and the higher rate applies to the entire request, not just the tokens past the line [ 1 ] . Written as a cost function of input tokens nin_i and output tokens non_o against a threshold T = 200{,}000 , with low-tier prices piLp_i^{L}, poLp_o^{L} and high-tier prices piHp_i^{H}, poHp_o^{H} :

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