- On your own account (free, Plus or Pro — new subscription, renewal or upgrade): the ChatGPT Pro 200 top-up for ¥1,300 (≈ 193.75 USDT), usually done in 5–30 minutes; your chat history stays put.
- Prefer a separate account, ready to use: a ready-made Pro 200 account for ¥1,349 (≈ 201.05 USDT), already active; hand-delivered after you verify your delivery email (the order page shows 30 minutes to about 4 hours); you can bind your own email.
- Need Ultrafast or the highest cap: Pro 500 on your own account for ¥3,599 or ready-made for ¥3,699.
What Pro 200 actually adds
All three Pro tiers have the same feature set — GPT-6 Pro in chat, Deep Research, Agent Mode, Codex, custom GPTs, a Dot — and differ in allowance; the one exception is Ultrafast, which only Pro 500 has. So the whole comparison fits in one table:
| Pro 100 ($100, formerly 5x) | Pro 200 ($200, formerly 20x) | Pro 500 ($500) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Codex / ChatGPT Work vs Plus | about 5× (OpenAI, mid-September) | about 10× for new subscriptions (Engadget); about 20× on the old allowance until 29 October | about 25× (reported, citing OpenAI) |
| GPT-6 Pro in chat, per week | 50, shared with GPT-5.6 Sol Pro (as listed in September) | about 100 for new subscriptions (Engadget); 200 plus 170 Sol Pro a day on the old allowance | The highest; no number published |
| Ultrafast | No | No | Yes |
| List price per Plus-equivalent | $20 | $20 new / $10 on the old allowance | $20 |
“20x” was relative to Plus; relative to Pro 100 the old 20x was 4×, and a new Pro 200 is about 2× on the reported figures. OpenAI no longer publishes multiples, so these are its September figures and press reports. Pro plans currently have no five-hour limit in Codex; weekly limits still apply.
How the 30 September change moved the question
Before 10 September 2026, 20x cost twice as much as 5x and gave four times the allowance — the cheapest way to buy ChatGPT usage if you used it. From 10 to 30 September OpenAI paused new sign-ups and upgrades, so the advice became “hold it or lose it”. On 30 September both things changed: anyone can subscribe again, but a new Pro 200 gets a smaller allowance at the same price.
- If you are a new buyer, Pro 200 is no longer a per-unit bargain at list price: buy it for the allowance level you need, not for a discount. Stepping up for a busy month and back down afterwards is possible again.
- If you already have Pro 200 from before the reopening, keep it active: you hold the old allowance, the best value per unit there is, through 29 October; after that it moves to the new allowance at the same price.
- If a new Pro 200 is not enough, the next step is Pro 500, or Codex credits on top, not hunting for the old 20x.
Four kinds of people who should buy it
- Codex and agent users whose work stops on Pro 100 limits. Long multi-step tasks break mid-way when the allowance runs out; on the reported figures a new Pro 200 has about twice Pro 100’s Codex allowance.
- People rate-limited three or more times a week on Pro 100. The simplest test: open the usage panel and count for one week. At three or more, the extra $100 buys back the interruptions.
- People whose default reasoning model is GPT-6 Pro. Pro 100’s shared 50 a week is typically gone by midweek; a new Pro 200 has about 100 a week (reported).
- Existing Pro 200 subscribers, until 29 October. You keep the old 20x allowance at the same $200, about $10 per Plus-equivalent at list price, as long as you don’t let it lapse.
Three kinds who should take something else
- People limited fewer than three times a week on Pro 100. The extra spend buys no extra output; stay on Pro 100.
- People whose main models are small, or who want GPT-6 Pro only now and then. GPT-6 Luna’s output costs about 1/20 of Sol’s on OpenAI’s credit rate card, and Pro 100 already offers GPT-6 Pro in chat; switching to a smaller model is OpenAI’s own first suggestion when limits bite.
- People who would max out a new Pro 200 anyway, or need speed. Pro 500 is reported at about 25× Plus and is the only plan with Ultrafast; if you only overflow now and then, Codex credits on top of Pro 200 are cheaper.
What a unit of allowance costs
Take Plus as one unit and use the multiples above — about 5 for Pro 100, about 10 for a new Pro 200 and about 25 for Pro 500 (OpenAI’s September figure and press reports) — and divide ClaudeMax’s live prices (the numbers below update hourly from the order system):
| Plan | Allowance vs Plus | On your own account | Per unit | Ready-made | Per unit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT Plus | 1× | ¥185 ≈ 27.58 USDT | ¥185 | ¥199 ≈ 29.66 USDT | ¥199 |
| Pro 100 (formerly 5x) | 5× | ¥850 ≈ 126.68 USDT | ¥170 | ¥899 ≈ 133.98 USDT | ¥180 |
| Pro 200, new subscription | 10× | ¥1,300 ≈ 193.75 USDT | ¥130 | ¥1,349 ≈ 201.05 USDT | ¥135 |
| Pro 500 | 25× | ¥3,599 ≈ 536.37 USDT | ¥144 | ¥3,699 ≈ 551.27 USDT | ¥148 |
The table only holds for people who use the allowance, and it rests on reported multiples. What it shows: at list price the Pro tiers now cost about the same per unit, so pick by the allowance you need; our live prices shift that a little (Pro 200 is currently the cheapest per unit on your own account). It does not show that someone comfortable on Pro 100 should upgrade.
Decided? How to buy it, and how to keep it
- You don’t have Pro 200 yet (Free, Plus, Pro 100, or no account): Pro 200 on your own account — ¥1,300 ≈ 193.75 USDT, new subscription or upgrade, usually 5–30 minutes after the checks on the order page — or the ready-made Pro 200 account — ¥1,349 ≈ 201.05 USDT, already active, hand-delivered after you verify a delivery email (the order page shows 30 minutes to about 4 hours); you can bind your own email. Delivery details in How the ready-made account works.
- You already have Pro 200 on your own account: keep it renewing; our top-up (¥1,300) covers renewals too and stays on your account with your history. If your subscription dates from before 30 September, a gap costs you the old allowance.
- After you have it: reminders arrive 7, 3 and 1 day before the 30-day period ends; renew before then. On a ready-made account, don’t cancel, downgrade or attach a card for auto-renewal on openai.com; keep a stable sign-in environment; one person per account.
- The rules: USDT on TRON (TRC20) or BNB Smart Chain (BEP20); prices and stock as shown on the pricing page when you order; pro-rated refund for unused days if a vendor’s regional policy makes the service unavailable; no refund for accounts banned for violating usage policies; contact the bottom-right live chat promptly if anything goes wrong. Questions: Telegram @ccnb1937. ClaudeMax is an independent reseller, not OpenAI.
In one sentence
Everything Pro 200 adds is allowance, and a new subscription gets about half the old 20x at the same price, so buy it only if Pro 100 keeps stopping you — three or more limits a week, Codex agents all day, GPT-6 Pro as a daily habit; go to Pro 500 for Ultrafast or the highest cap, and if you still hold the old allowance, keep it until 29 October.