closed modelOpenAI · GPT-6 Astra, Sol, Luna

ChatGPT

the all-rounder

The sensible default when your work changes all day. Its strength is the breadth of the product: voice, images, file analysis and research tools, all in one workspace that remembers your projects.

the short version
best forpeople whose tasks jump between writing, data, code, planning and research.
skip it ifprice is the only thing that matters to you.

who it’s best for

1

The founder juggling everything

Explaining code, analyzing a spreadsheet, rewriting a proposal and researching a market, all in one day.
2

The student who wants a tutor

Explanations, follow-up questions, file analysis and research tools in one place.
3

The everyday multitasker

Questions, planning, writing and files, with projects and memory to keep things continuous.

what it’s good at

Voice, image creation, file analysis and research in one app
Projects and memory for ongoing work
Codex CLI for real coding work
GPT-6 Luna is very cheap on the API

watch out for

Plus doesn’t include API usage. That’s billed separately.
New Pro $200 upgrades have been paused since Sept 10, 2026.
“All-rounder” means a convenient default, not best at every task.

how to get it

freeFree plan
paidPlus $20/mo · Pro $100/mo
API per 1M tokensGPT-6 Luna $0.10 / $0.50 · Sol $2 / $10 · Astra $10 / $50
whereChatGPT → Upgrade Plan, OpenAI platform

the quiz picks it first for

C-B · work → office assistantD-A · everyday → one assistantD-C · everyday → longer writingD-D · everyday → straightforward questions (over $10)C-D · work → repeatable workflows

and as the backup for

A-A · studying → my PDFs and slidesD-B · everyday → Google appsA-B · studying → tutoringB-A · coding → work inside a project (over $10)C-A · work → long documentsD-D · everyday → straightforward questions ($10 or less)B-B · coding → repeated app tasksB-E · coding → motion graphics and design (over $10)B-C · coding → UIs from screenshots (over $10)C-C · work → images, audio, video
is it for me? take the quiz →compare all fivedetails from a Sept 28, 2026 research snapshot