As recorded at collection: modeloc opus5 usage fee example, approximately 1.2 yuan
As recorded at collection: modeloc is a relay API service (a third-party service that provides official APIs as an alternative), and an example usage fee for opus5 is approximately 1.2 yuan. The exchange rate for its internal currency, Sanli, is determined by the market rather than being fixed.
- What you get
- opus5 model usage fee example, approximately 1.2 yuan
- Price
- Sanli 10k = 1 dollar · opus5 example 5×0.3×0.8 = approximately 1.2 yuan · general relay API service example 5×1×1.5 = approximately 7.5 yuan
- Valid until
- To be confirmed
- Requirements
- Exchange for Sanli via Alipay or USDT · Sanli exchange rate determined by the market · For token contributions, enter the API and URL, then test the model and share tokens · Related information is uncertain because the publisher has not made transactions in yuan
Details
At modeloc, you can use model APIs by topping up its internal currency, Sanli (算力), or earning it through token contributions. 10k Sanli is equivalent to 1 dollar, and usage fees are calculated by multiplying the model price by the exchange rate and multiplier determined by the market. The opus5 price example is 5×0.3×0.8=approximately 1.2 yuan, which is lower than the general relay API service example of 5×1×1.5=approximately 7.5 yuan.
Sanli can be obtained by using Alipay or USDT to exchange for it in the Lanlü modification tool (蓝绿修改器), or by selecting shared tokens in the Sanli Pool. The token contribution method involves entering an API (service connection information) and a URL (internet address), testing the model, and then sharing the token to receive Sanli.
The Sanli exchange rate is set by the market, so it is not fixed. The poster does not personally transact in yuan and is therefore unsure, but says that when cheap Sanli is unavailable, exchanging via Alipay and USDT is the most advantageous option. The deadline and any separate registration requirements need to be confirmed.
Sources and verification history
- Collection channel
- NodeLoc
- Collected at
- August 16, 2026, 11:15 KST
- First published
- Updated