Data dictionary

Every dataset and every field a subscriber receives, tagged by plan. Delivered through data.ornn.com and the REST API at https://api.ornnai.com, with CSV/XLSX export from in-app charts and tables on Full only. (The public Index page offers its own CSV of the free-window chart — that series is already public; Full-tier exports cover every dataset and the complete history.) The Index window is served on the public Index pages and the public API routes; the signed-in /analytics workspace requires an approved account, and shows locked previews to everyone else. This is version 4.0, effective August 19, 2026. It supersedes the v3 dictionary (Public vs Full Data only) by adding Premium ($500/month, daily grain) as a first-class column. Compare plans at data.ornn.com/pricing. Grain and key rules are in Access tiers. When those rules change, this page must change with them — backend/tests/data-dictionary-gating.test.js fails the PR otherwise. Ornn Data LLC, 447 Broadway FL 4, New York, NY 10013.

access on a keyed response is premium or full. On the Index window it is public-3mo (GPU) or public-1mo (OTPI).

1. Datasets

#	Dataset	What it measures	Unit	Cadence	Index	Premium / Trial	Full
2	Compute Price Index (OCPI)	Cost to rent GPU compute	USD per GPU-hour	Hourly prints, daily settlement	4 of 5 GPUs, trailing 3 months, daily	All 5 GPUs, all-time, daily only	All 5 GPUs, all grains, all-time
3	Compute analytics	Volatility and utilization on the GPU index	Decimal fraction	Hourly or daily	None	Daily, all-time	All grains, all-time
4	Forward Curves	Published forward marks by tenor for tracked GPUs	USD per GPU-hour	Mark edit/publish time	Published types only	Five curves (H100 SXM, H200, A100 SXM4, B200, RTX PRO 6000 WS)	All eight, including B300, GB200, GB300
5	Memory Price Index	Component and module spot prices	USD per unit	Each weekday	Catalog only	All 14 types, full history	Same
6	Token Price Index (OTPI)	Lab-level blended token price	USD per million tokens	Daily settlement	4 of 11 labs, trailing 1 month	All 11 labs, all-time	Same
7	Token Volume Index	Daily token volume, share, growth, and open/closed split	Index, base 100	Daily settlement	None	Included	Included
8	Workload Cost Index	Cost per request, mix-purged unit cost, workload intensity	Cents per request, index points, tokens per request	Daily settlement	None	Included	Included
9	Model Frontier	Benchmark capability against price per task	Score against USD per task	On benchmark refresh	None	Included	Included
10	LLM Coding Analytics	Public-GitHub PRs, merges, commits by coding tool	Counts and percent	Daily	Product catalog only	Included	Included
11	Power Markets	Wholesale US power prices, volume, load, and grid operations	USD per MWh, GWh, MW	Daily prices; hourly operations	None	Daily prices via REST (`/api/power/markets`) + charts	Daily prices plus hourly load/fuel mix via REST (`/api/power/markets`, `/api/power/load`, `/api/power/fuel-mix`) + charts
12	Datacenter Sites	Tracked AI datacenter sites, operators, power, hardware, timelines	Mixed	Curated	Coordinates only	Coordinates only	Full payload and API
13	Compute Buyers	Funded AI-native startups classified by workload	USD raised	Snapshot	None	Included	Included

Premium adds RTX PRO 6000 WS, the seven OTPI labs outside the Index four, unlimited daily history on both windowed series, five forward curves, and sections 3–11 and 13. Full adds the hourly grain, hourly power operations, CSV/XLSX export, the B300 / GB200 / GB300 forward curves, and the full datacenter-site payload. Trial is Premium with a 72-hour clock.

2. Compute Price Index (OCPI)

Per-GPU price series calculated from anonymized executed transactions. The index reflects transactions, not list prices. Published hourly on the hour and aggregated to a daily average. One region is populated, global. Tracked GPUs (5). RTX PRO 6000 WS is Premium/Full only; the other four are on Index at a trailing 3 months, daily.

GPU	Index	Premium	Full
H100 SXM	3 months, daily	All-time, daily	All grains, all-time
H200	3 months, daily	All-time, daily	All grains, all-time
A100 SXM4	3 months, daily	All-time, daily	All grains, all-time
B200	3 months, daily	All-time, daily	All grains, all-time
RTX PRO 6000 WS	None	All-time, daily	All grains, all-time

Field	Type	Unit	Description	Example	Access
`gpu_type` / `gpu_name`	string	none	The GPU model the series is for	H100 SXM	All
`region`	string	none	Geographic market, empty or `global`	global	All
`date`	string, date	none	Settlement date of a daily index value	2026-07-17	All
`timestamp` / `recorded_at`	string, ISO 8601	UTC	Date and time of a print or history point	2026-07-17T20:00:00.000Z	All
`index_value`	number	USD per GPU-hour	Published index value, rounded to a tenth of a cent	2.00	All (windowed on Index)
`average_usd_per_hour`	number	USD per GPU-hour	Rolling 24-hour average price, published hourly	2.00	Full (hourly path)
`last_updated`	string, ISO 8601	UTC	When the value was computed	2026-07-17T20:05:02.000Z	All
`access`	string	none	Tier served: `public-3mo`, `premium`, or `full`	premium	All
`granularity`	string	none	Grain actually served: `daily` or `hourly`	daily	Keyed

3. Compute analytics

Volatility and utilization derived from the GPU index history, per GPU. No Index window.

Field	Type	Unit	Description	Example	Access
`recorded_at`	string, ISO 8601	UTC	Point timestamp	2026-07-17T00:00:00.000Z	Premium+, daily; Full, any grain
`gpu_type`	string	none	GPU model	H100 SXM	Premium+
`region`	string	none	Market	global	Premium+
`index_value`	number	USD per GPU-hour	Index value at that point	2.00	Premium+
`rolling_volatility`	number	annualized decimal fraction	Standard deviation of log returns over the rolling window, annualized. 0.80 is roughly 80 percent	0.20	Premium+
`window_days`	number	days	Lookback applied. Default 30, range 1 to 365	30	Premium+

Changes are in percentage points, not percent change: both ends are already percentages.

Field	Type	Unit	Description	Example	Access
`recorded_at`	string, ISO 8601	UTC	Point timestamp	2026-07-17T00:00:00.000Z	Premium+
`utilization_ratio`	number	decimal fraction	Share of tracked capacity currently rented. 0.70 is about 70 percent	0.70	Premium+
`latestPct`	number, nullable	percent	Most recent day’s mean utilization	70.4	Premium+
`dayPoints`	number, nullable	percentage points	Change against the prior day	1.2	Premium+
`weekPoints`	number, nullable	percentage points	Change against 7 days prior	-0.8	Premium+
`monthPoints`	number, nullable	percentage points	Change against 30 days prior	4.1	Premium+

4. Forward Curves

Published forward marks by tenor for tracked GPUs. The data array contains only curves with at least one persisted valid mark. The suppressed array contains fully unmarked curves. Each suppressed point has a null price and a machine-readable reason. The website catalog shows all eight curve products. Premium and Trial see B300, GB200, and GB300 as locked rows. It shows a dash for each missing mark. A missing tenor remains a gap. The service never interpolates, carries forward, or fills a missing mark with a default. The Index tier has no marks API. Tracked curves (8). H100 SXM, H200, A100 SXM4, B200, RTX PRO 6000 WS, B300, GB200, GB300. Premium / Trial (5). H100 SXM, H200, A100 SXM4, B200, RTX PRO 6000 WS. Full / Enterprise only. B300, GB200, GB300. Tenors (5). 1M (1 month), 6M (6), 1Y (12), 3Y (36), 5Y (60). Published price values are term prices: the flat reserved-contract rate of that length. The implied forward is those term contracts layered — the leftover rate on the months only the longer deal covers, after subtracting the shorter contract already priced. Construction, and the fact that the curve does not strip financing or other commitment discounts from the reserved quotes, is on Forward Curves.

Field	Type	Unit	Description	Example	Access
`data`	array	none	Curves with at least one published mark	H100 SXM curve	Premium+: five curves. Full: all eight, including B300, GB200, GB300
`suppressed`	array	none	Tracked curves with no published marks	H200 curve	Premium+: five curves. Full: all eight, including B300, GB200, GB300
`name`	string	none	The GPU the curve is for	H100 SXM	Premium+: five curves. Full: all eight, including B300, GB200, GB300
`label`	string	none	Tenor label	1Y	Premium+
`months`	number	months	Tenor in months	12	Premium+
`price`	number, nullable	USD per GPU-hour	The forward mark at that tenor. `null` means no mark, never 0.00	1.98	Premium+
`has_mark`	boolean	none	Whether price is a real quote. `false` is a gap, never 0.00	true	Premium+
`provenance`	object, nullable	none	Mark source, its `updated_at` edit/publish timestamp, and sample count when supplied. `null` for a gap	hand_entered_mark	Premium+
`as_of_date`	string, ISO 8601, nullable	UTC	Per-mark edit/publish timestamp; it is not the market observation time	2026-08-12T00:00:00.000Z	Premium+
`insufficient_data`	string, nullable	none	Gap reason. `no_observation` means that no valid stored mark exists. `insufficient_sample` is reserved for the suppression job	no_observation	Premium+
`asOf`	string, ISO 8601, nullable	UTC	Latest mark edit/publish timestamp in the response; it is not a daily-settlement or observation timestamp	2026-08-12T00:00:00.000Z	Premium+

5. Memory Price Index

Daily spot prices for 14 memory types in three categories, refreshed each weekday. No Index window on prices; the type catalog is public. Tracked memory types

Category	Memory types
dram	DDR3 4Gb (512Mx8) 1600/1866, DDR4 8Gb (1Gx8) 3200, DDR4 8Gb (1Gx8) eTT, DDR4 16Gb (2Gx8) 3200, DDR4 16Gb (2Gx8) eTT, DDR5 16Gb (2Gx8) 4800/5600, DDR5 16Gb (2Gx8) eTT
flash	MLC 32Gb (4Gx8), MLC 64Gb (8Gx8), SLC 1Gb (128Mx8), SLC 2Gb (256Mx8)
module	DDR4 UDIMM 16GB 3200, DDR5 RDIMM 32GB 4800/5600, DDR5 UDIMM 16GB 4800/5600

Field	Type	Unit	Description	Example	Access
`memoryType`	string	none	The tracked memory product	DDR4 16Gb (2Gx8) 3200	Catalog: Index. Prices: Premium+
`category`	string	none	`dram`, `flash`, or `module`	dram	Catalog: Index. Prices: Premium+
`price`	number	USD	Latest daily spot price, the session average	40.00	Premium+
`changePct`	number	percent	Change from the prior reading	0.00	Premium+
`weeklyHigh`	number	USD	High over the trailing week	50.00	Premium+
`weeklyLow`	number	USD	Low over the trailing week	30.00	Premium+
`date`	string, ISO 8601	UTC	Price date	2026-07-17T00:00:00.000Z	Premium+
`timestamp`	string, ISO 8601	UTC	Point timestamp on history rows	2026-07-17T00:00:00.000Z	Premium+
`sourceUpdatedAt`	string, ISO 8601	UTC	Upstream publication time	2026-07-17T00:00:00.000Z	Premium+
`updatedAt`	string, ISO 8601	UTC	When Ornn ingested the value	2026-07-17T14:00:00.000Z	Premium+

6. Token Price Index (OTPI)

A daily, volume-weighted blended price per million tokens for each lab, across its paid production models. Free tiers and open-weight self-hosting are excluded. Tracked labs (11). The first four are Index at a trailing 1 month; the rest are Premium/Full only.

Lab	Label	Index	Premium / Full
anthropic	Anthropic	1 month	All-time
openai	OpenAI	1 month	All-time
google	Google	1 month	All-time
deepseek	DeepSeek	1 month	All-time
minimax	MiniMax	None	All-time
xiaomi	Xiaomi	None	All-time
qwen	Qwen	None	All-time
moonshotai	Moonshot AI	None	All-time
z-ai	Z.ai	None	All-time
mistralai	Mistral AI	None	All-time
meta-llama	Meta Llama	None	All-time

Field	Type	Unit	Description	Example	Access
`date`	string, date	none	Settlement date the value covers	2026-07-17	All (windowed on Index)
`lab`	string	none	Model provider identifier	anthropic	All (lab list windowed on Index)
`indexPerMtok`	number	USD per million tokens	Blended price per million tokens, full precision	1.234567	All (windowed on Index)
`computedAt`	string, ISO 8601	UTC	When the value was computed	2026-07-18T12:00:00.000Z	All
`access`	string	none	Tier served, `public-1mo`, `premium`, or `full`	premium	All

7. Token Volume Index

Settled daily token volume OTPI has already counted. Daily granularity. No Index window. Open-weight models released by a closed lab and free variants are excluded before settlement. On the platform (data.ornn.com/analytics/models/volume): all 11 OTPI labs. Token Share and Volume Growth each have an independent selector (default: the closed frontier three). Share re-bases on the selection so the drawn lines always sum to 100%. Volume Growth indexes every plotted lab from one shared day — the first on which they all reported — and trims the window to start there. Frontier Token Volume stays the closed three combined, indexed to 100 at the first date. Open vs Closed Share splits the whole registry by model-weight class (three closed against eight open-weight) as two lines on a pinned 0–100 axis. See The Token Volume Index. On the REST API at GET /api/token-volume: the closed-lab series only (anthropic, openai, google). Each lab’s growthIndex is indexed to 100 at that lab’s own first settled day, and share is of the closed-lab daily total. startDate and endDate required. The growth index is fixed-base: overlapping windows return identical values for the same date. The platform’s shared baseline, selectable share, and open/closed split are recomputed from the same settled rows; they are not extra fields on this response.

Field	Type	Unit	Description	Access
`date`	string, date	none	Settlement day	Premium+
`lab`	string	none	Model provider identifier	Premium+
`totalTokens`	number	tokens	Settled daily token volume for that lab	Premium+
`growthIndex`	number	index points	That lab’s volume indexed to 100 at its own first settled day	Premium+
`share`	number	decimal fraction	The lab’s share of the closed-lab daily total	Premium+
`totalGrowthIndex`	number, nullable	index points	The closed-lab total, indexed to 100 at the total baseline	Premium+
`baselines`	array	mixed	Per-lab `{ lab, date, totalTokens }` the index is based at	Premium+
`totalBaseline`	object, nullable	mixed	`{ date, totalTokens }` for the closed-lab total	Premium+

8. Workload Cost Index

The OTPI companion that prices the request rather than the token, for the three closed labs. History from 2026-06-11. No Index window. Tracked providers and model classes. Classes are exact partitions of a provider’s daily rows, so class rows sum back to the aggregate.

Series	What it measures	Unit
Cost per Request	Settled spend over paid calls for the node’s model mix that day. Includes mix, so it moves when users shift between models	cents per request, cents per image for image classes
Like-for-Like Index	Mix-purged unit cost. Separates true price and efficiency change from savings that come from routing to cheaper models	index points, base 100
Workload Intensity	How heavy a typical call is: tokens served per request across the node’s mix	tokens per request

Provider	Aggregate	Model classes
anthropic	yes	opus, sonnet, haiku, fable
openai	yes	flagship, mini, nano, pro, codex, image
google	yes	flash, pro, lite, image

Field	Type	Unit	Description	Example	Access
`date`	string, date	none	Settlement date	2026-07-13	Premium+
`lab`	string	none	anthropic, openai, or google	anthropic	Premium+
`family`	string	none	`all` for the provider aggregate, or a model class	all	Premium+
`cCents`	number	cents per request	Cost per Request, rounded to 6 decimal places	4.82	Premium+
`lfl`	number	index points	Like-for-Like Index, rounded to 4 decimal places	96.4	Premium+
`qKtok`	number	thousands of tokens per request	Workload Intensity, rounded to 6 decimal places	1.82	Premium+
`priceEffect`	number	percent contribution	Same-model unit-cost contribution to the day’s change, rounded to 6 decimal places	0.4	Premium+
`intensityEffect`	number	percent contribution	Tokens-per-request contribution, rounded to 6 decimal places	-1.1	Premium+
`mixEffect`	number, nullable	percent contribution	Model-mix contribution, rounded to 6 decimal places	0.2	Premium+
`computedAt`	string, ISO 8601	UTC	When the row was computed	2026-07-14T00:00:00.000Z	Premium+

Wire values are IEEE 754 doubles after that rounding. Near-zero LMDI terms serialize as 0. Settlement storage is unchanged.

9. Model Frontier

Benchmark capability against price per task, for every model and thinking level. Cost is priced off the index: the lab’s OTPI dollars per million tokens multiplied by the model’s tokens per task. No Index window. On the REST API at GET /api/model-frontier, which also carries releaseDates — model display name to first-release date, for reconstructing past frontier states — and history, real month-by-month prices where they exist (currently GPQA Diamond only): fractional months plus each model’s cap and monthly cost series. Capability axes: Overall (Epoch ECI), Coding (SWE-bench Verified), Reasoning (GPQA Diamond), Math (AIME 2024/25). A model with no real score on an axis is dropped from that view, never estimated.

Field	Type	Unit	Description	Access
`slug` / `name`	string	none	Model identifier and display name	Premium+
`lab`	string	none	The lab that serves the model	Premium+
`cap`	number	ECI index points	Epoch Capability Index composite score	Premium+
`tpt`	number	tokens	Tokens per task	Premium+
`price`	number	USD per million tokens	Per-model price used for the cost axis	Premium+
`pIn` / `pOut`	number	USD per million tokens	Input and output prices	Premium+
`totalTokens`	number	tokens	Volume behind the model	Premium+
`costPerTask`	number	USD per task	price × tpt / 1e6	Premium+
`bench.coding`	number	percent	SWE-bench Verified	Premium+
`bench.reasoning`	number	percent	GPQA Diamond	Premium+
`bench.math`	number	percent	AIME 2024/25	Premium+
`model`	string	none	Model identifier (thinking-level rows)	Premium+
`effort`	string	none	minimal, low, medium, high, xhigh, max, thinking, or default	Premium+
`rank`	number	0 to 5	Ordering from least to most thinking	Premium+
`cost`	number	USD per task	OTPI-rebased where the lab has an OTPI price, else the measured provider price	Premium+
`tokensEst`	number, nullable	tokens per task	Output tokens per task	Premium+
`timeSec`	number, nullable	seconds	Time to solve	Premium+
`speedTps`	number, nullable	tokens per second	Output speed used for timeSec	Premium+
`speedMeasured`	boolean	none	true if measured, false if a median fallback	Premium+
`costBasis`	string	none	`otpi` or `measured`	Premium+

Tracked benchmarks (11). WeirdML, Aider Polyglot, CursorBench, DeepSWE, ALE-Bench, ARC-AGI, ARC-AGI-2, ProofBench, Surface Evolver, CritPt, The Agent Company.

10. LLM Coding Analytics

Daily public-GitHub activity for the major AI coding tools. No Index window on values; the product catalog is public. Tracked tools (5). claude (Claude Code), codex, copilot (GitHub Copilot), cursor, devin (Cognition). PRs and merge rates for all five; commits for claude only. Products (13). A tool crossed with a metric. Each has an id, label, category, kind (count or pct), compare flag, and seriesLabels. Public-GitHub signals only. Private repos, self-hosted instances, and IDE-side telemetry are out of scope.

Field	Type	Unit	Description	Access
`date`	string, date	UTC	The day the activity was observed	Premium+
`tool`	string	none	One of the five tools	Catalog: Index. Values: Premium+
`commits`	number	count	Public-GitHub commits attributed to the tool that day, claude only	Premium+
`prs`	number	count	Pull requests opened from the tool’s branch namespace	Premium+
`merged`	number	count	Of those PRs, how many have merged so far	Premium+
`merge_rate`	number	percent, one decimal	100 × merged / prs	Premium+
`value` / `value2`	number	count or percent	The series value; value2 carries the second series on a compare product	Premium+
`changePct`	number, nullable	percent	Day-over-day change	Premium+
`updatedAt`	string, ISO 8601	UTC	When the value was written	Premium+

11. Power Markets

Daily wholesale power prices across every US market, with history from 2017-01-03. Six markets are ICE exchange trades carrying the volume behind each print; ERCOT is its own day-ahead clearing price, shown against grid load. No Index window. Power Markets is served on the REST API at GET /api/power/markets (daily prices, traded volume, and system load) and rendered on the platform charts at data.ornn.com/analytics/power. The hourly operations routes are GET /api/power/load (actual and forecast demand) and GET /api/power/fuel-mix (generation by fuel). Daily prices are Premium+; the hourly operations routes are Full-only. There is no free/Index tier. Traded volume and system load are separate fields and never share an axis: a clearing price has no traded volume, so ERCOT carries the energy the grid actually moved. Daily peak-block prices per hub, not hourly nodal. Tracked markets

Market	Depth series	Hub(s)	Source
WECC Northwest	Traded volume	Mid C Peak	ICE
PJM	Traded volume	PJM WH Real Time Peak	ICE
CAISO	Traded volume	NP15 EZ Gen DA LMP Peak, SP15 EZ Gen DA LMP Peak	ICE
ISO-NE	Traded volume	Nepool MH DA LMP Peak	ICE
WECC Southwest	Traded volume	Palo Verde Peak	ICE
MISO	Traded volume	Indiana Hub RT Peak	ICE
ERCOT	System load, plus off-peak price	HB_NORTH	ERCOT

Field	Type	Unit	Description	Access
`d`	string, date	none	Trade or clearing date	Premium+
`p`	number	USD per MWh	Peak-block price, the headline series	Premium+
`o`	number, optional	USD per MWh	Off-peak price, hours ending 1 to 6 and 23 to 24 of the same day	Premium+
`t`	number, optional	GWh	Traded volume, exchange-traded markets only	Premium+
`l`	number, optional	GWh	System load delivered, clearing markets only	Premium+
`g`	number, optional	count	Trade count behind the print	Premium+

The operations routes use EIA regional data rather than ICE hub trades. Load is hourly actual demand and day-ahead forecast in MW. Fuel mix is hourly regional generation by fuel in MW. Both are operational context for the price series, not additional hub-level traded-price products, and both require Full access.

12. Datacenter Sites

Every tracked AI datacenter site worldwide, with the operator, power capacity, hardware, and build timeline behind each one. Full only for the payload. Index and Premium see coordinates on the map (points only) — not a locked overlay. Filters, site records, and the power overlay stay Full-only. Sites can be rolled up by country or by GPU type into site_count, total_power_mw, and total_gpu_qty.

Field	Type	Description	Access
`company`	string	The operator running the site	Full
`siteName`	string	The named facility or campus	Full
`streetAddress` / `city` / `state` / `country`	string	Physical location	Full
`latitude` / `longitude`	number	Coordinates	Index+ (points view); Full (with payload)
`dcTier`	string	Datacenter tier or classification, for example Tier III+	Full
`ownershipModel`	string	Owned, leased, or colocation	Full
`coloPartner`	string	Colocation partner where the site is hosted rather than owned	Full
`gpuTypes`	string	GPU models deployed or planned	Full
`gpuQtyKnown`	number	Confirmed GPU count where reported	Full
`gpuQtyEst`	number	Estimated GPU count where not reported	Full
`chipGeneration`	string	Hardware generation deployed or committed	Full
`powerCapacity`	number, MW	The site’s power envelope	Full
`category`	string	Business category, for example GPU-as-a-Service	Full
`isNeocloud`	boolean	Whether the site is a neo-cloud (GPU-as-a-service) operator	Full
`status`	string	Lifecycle stage: announced, under construction, operational	Full
`leaseTerm`	string	Lease length where the site is leased	Full
`keyCustomer`	string	Anchor tenant or key customer where known	Full
`contractAnnounced`	date	Contract announcement	Full
`gpuOrderDate`	date	GPU order placed	Full
`constructionStart`	date	Construction start	Full
`phase1LiveDate`	date	First phase live	Full
`fullCapacityTarget`	date	Full-capacity target	Full
`sourceNotes`	string	Provenance and caveats for the row	Full

13. Compute Buyers

AI-native startups that raised 10 million dollars or more in a single event, classified by the workload their compute is for. Built from SEC Form D filings and announced rounds, July 2024 to July 2026. No Index window. On the REST API at GET /api/compute-buyers.

Field	Type	Unit	Description	Access
`name` / `displayName`	string	none	Company legal name and display name	Premium+
`tier`	string	none	T1 trains models, T2 heavy inference or AI infrastructure, T3 GPU-adjacent HPC	Premium+
`workload`	string	none	The workload classification	Premium+
`forWhat`	string	none	What the compute is for	Premium+
`what`	string	none	What the company does	Premium+
`sold`	number, nullable	USD	Amount raised in the event	Premium+
`date`	string, date	none	Event date	Premium+
`location`	string	none	Company location	Premium+
`domain`	string, nullable	none	Company domain	Premium+
`url`	string	none	Source link for the raise	Premium+

Keys, payments, and grain

	Index	Premium / Trial	Full
Payment	Free	$500/month Stripe, or a 72-hour trial	Custom, org-grained, invoiced
API key	None	`sk_prem_`	`sk_live_`
Hourly	No	403 on dedicated routes; other routes served at daily	Yes
Neocloud API	No	403	Yes
CSV / XLSX export	Public Index page chart only	In-app exports need Full	Yes

The key prefix is the tier. See Access tiers. When API gating or Premium billing changes, update this page, Access tiers, and regenerate the internal Word file from frontend/app/(shell)/internal/data-dictionary/build-docx.py.

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1. Datasets

2. Compute Price Index (OCPI)

3. Compute analytics

4. Forward Curves

5. Memory Price Index

6. Token Price Index (OTPI)

7. Token Volume Index

8. Workload Cost Index

9. Model Frontier

10. LLM Coding Analytics

11. Power Markets

12. Datacenter Sites

13. Compute Buyers

Keys, payments, and grain

​1. Datasets

​2. Compute Price Index (OCPI)

​3. Compute analytics

​4. Forward Curves

​5. Memory Price Index

​6. Token Price Index (OTPI)

​7. Token Volume Index

​8. Workload Cost Index

​9. Model Frontier

​10. LLM Coding Analytics

​11. Power Markets

​12. Datacenter Sites

​13. Compute Buyers

​Keys, payments, and grain

1. Datasets

2. Compute Price Index (OCPI)

3. Compute analytics

4. Forward Curves

5. Memory Price Index

6. Token Price Index (OTPI)

7. Token Volume Index

8. Workload Cost Index

9. Model Frontier

10. LLM Coding Analytics

11. Power Markets

12. Datacenter Sites

13. Compute Buyers

Keys, payments, and grain