Direct answer
For a client demo week, use a short API access window only if setup timing, endpoint fit, demo scope, and concurrency are clear. GPT-5.5 XHigh Weekly is $19/week; eligible first-order GPT-5.6 Sol Weekly is $69 then $89/week. Both include manual delivery and 4 concurrent connections, and only one welcome price is available per account.
Canonical facts
| Weekly package | $19/week for short demos, hackathons, and validation windows. |
|---|---|
| Monthly package | Eligible $59 first month, then $69/month for recurring XHigh client builds and longer projects. |
| Delivery | Manual setup after Stripe checkout, usually 10 minutes to 5 hours. |
| Usage | Unlimited token consumption with 4 concurrent connections. |
| Demo check | Run endpoint tests before the live client call. |
| Disclosure | Independent provider. Not affiliated with OpenAI. |
When Weekly fits a demo week
Weekly fits a short client prototype, discovery sprint, hackathon, workshop, or proof-of-concept where the team needs a bounded access window and can plan setup before the call.
Because delivery is manual, do not wait until the live demo starts. Build in time for delivery, /v1/models, one tiny chat request, and endpoint-specific checks.
How to keep demos reliable
Use safe sample data, small prompts, visible fallback states, and queued requests. Avoid running multiple long agent jobs while presenting because the public package boundary is 4 concurrent connections.
If the client requires formal procurement, official OpenAI contracts, compliance review, or high-volume production traffic, route that conversation separately from the demo package.
Verification checklist
Buy before the demo window and allow 10 minutes to 5 hours for manual setup.
Run /v1/models and one tiny chat/completions request before the client call.
Use sample data instead of private client secrets or regulated data.
Keep the live demo within 4 concurrent connections.
Move to Monthly only when the client project repeats beyond the demo week.
Frequently asked questions
Is Weekly enough for a client demo?
Weekly can be enough for a short controlled demo if setup is delivered before the call and the workflow stays within 4 concurrent connections.
Should I buy it during the meeting?
No. Setup is manual and usually takes 10 minutes to 5 hours, so complete checkout before the demo window.
What should I show the client first?
Show a small successful endpoint test, then the smallest useful workflow. Keep a fallback path for endpoint, auth, or concurrency issues.
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