Model Selection Helper
This is the Model Selection Helper — the same window the TPEE app opens from the button that sits under the API Limits heading. It narrows the whole catalogue on every figure the app holds: part of a model's name, the supplier section it is listed under, the maker, the size of the context window, a ceiling on the price of input and on the price of output, the models that cost nothing at all, the year a model was released, whether a release date has been published, and which kind of record the app keeps for it.
Every number on this page is a value the catalogue inside the app already holds, served here as one static file. Nothing is sent anywhere. There is no sign-up, no cookie and no third-party script on this page; the copy button writes to your own clipboard.
| Model | Supplier (panel section) | Vendor | Context window | Input $/1M | Output $/1M | Released | Record |
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No model in the catalogue matches every filter you have set. Try a shorter name, a different supplier or vendor, a lower context window, a higher price ceiling, or press “Reset all filters”.
★ marks the model the app selects by default. In the app this table also offers Select (which makes a model the model the whole app is working with) and Info (which opens that model's Complete Model Information window); those two actions belong to the desktop app, which holds the state they change. Supplier and Vendor are two different axes of two different things — the section of the app's API Limits panel a model is listed under, and the company that made it — and they are never compared with each other.
What it does, and what it does not
- Nine ways to narrow the list. Name, supplier, vendor, minimum context window, ceilings on both prices, free-of-charge, release year, whether a date has been published, and the record tier.
- Seven sort orders, including the app's own panel order, largest context first and cheapest first on either price.
- Copy this filtered list hands you the matching models as plain text — the same layout the app's own Copy button produces — to paste into a specification or a spreadsheet.
- A gap is stated, not filled. A model whose maker publishes no per-token price, or no release date, shows exactly that; the app never invents a figure to make a column look complete.
- Offline, and it stays offline. The desktop app makes no network call to use this feature, and neither does this page: it reads one JSON file from this same site.
The full panel, as it looks in the app, is on the model limits page. What you get for a one-time licence, and how long updates run, is on the pricing section; the installer is on the download page.