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How to pull the live price board into your own analysis with Grandet

Fetch the public price board over HTTP to compare model prices in a script or spreadsheet.

  • Money
  • Intermediate
  • 30 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Who it is forA data analyst or engineer building a cost model or dashboard who needs current listed API prices in a machine-readable form.

The problemComparing many model prices by hand across many sites is slow and easy to get wrong.

The outcomeA local dataset of listed prices you can sort, filter and chart, with the source and date attached to each row.

What you need first

  • An AI agent you already use, such as Codex, Claude Code or Cursor
  • A model name or kind of use (chat, coding, long output) to compare
  • For connecting an API: a grandet.ai sign-up, a top-up and a token created in the group the site names

Steps

  1. Fetch the price board: https://grandet.ai/api/v1/board.
  2. Read the API description at https://grandet.ai/public-data/price-finder.json to learn the fields.
  3. Keep the observation date and unit with each price so you never compare USD credit, CNY credit and cash prices directly.
  4. Filter the rows to your models and build your cost comparison from them.

Prompt for your agent

Fetch https://grandet.ai/api/v1/board and read the field description at https://grandet.ai/public-data/price-finder.json. Produce a table of listed prices for <model name> with source, unit and observation date, and do not compare USD, CNY or cash prices with each other.

Caveat. The board reflects listed prices only, so cross-check any figure against its source before using it in a budget.

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