Writing
Emails, articles, edits, the right tone.
Usually ClaudeChat and API · no VPN · priced in ₽
The models you need in one place.
For people and for code.
SacredGPT is a normal chat with GPT, Claude, Gemini and other models — plus a familiar API for your scripts and agents. Works from Russia without a VPN. You see the cost before you send.
30 credits after email verification. No card needed.
No VPN neededChats aren’t used for trainingPrices and payment in ₽Chat and API in one account
01 — If you’re not sure where to start
You can pick a model by task
Tell us what you need done — we’ll suggest a model and briefly explain why. Want something else? Just switch.
Analysis
Documents, tables, comparisons, takeaways.
Usually GeminiCode
Write, debug, review, or patch a project.
Usually GPTSearch
Current information with links to sources.
Usually Grok02 — Catalog
The catalog is short on purpose.
We don’t ship dozens of nearly identical versions. Each model says what it’s for, how much it costs, and what happens to your data.
GPT 5.6 Sol
OpenAI
Code, tools, and multi-step work
from ₽0.36 / request↗Claude Opus 5
Anthropic
Careful writing, analysis, and detail work
from ₽0.65 / request↗Gemini 3.6 Flash
Large documents, tables, and mixed input
from ₽0.15 / request↗DeepSeek V4 Flash
DeepSeek
Fast code and cheap high-volume work
from ₽0.05 / request↗Kimi K3
Moonshot AI
Long context and large source materials
from ₽0.18 / request↗Grok 4.5
xAI
Current topics and web search
from ₽0.29 / request↗Qwen 3.8 Max
Alibaba
Long documents, code, and mixed tasks
from ₽0.22 / request↗MiniMax M3
MiniMax
Automation and long context
from ₽0.10 / request↗GLM 5.2
Zhipu AI
Code and long multi-step workflows
from ₽0.22 / request↗03 — Data
We don’t read your chats or train on them
We only collect what the service needs to run, and we don’t sell data. Before you send, you can see which provider will handle the request and how long it may keep the data.
- Training on your prompts is off by default
- Normal history is encrypted and deleted after 90 days
- Incognito doesn’t keep the conversation with us
- There’s a mode where the provider keeps nothing either
04 — Pricing
1 credit = ₽1, and you see the cost before sending
A subscription adds chat balance every month. API usage is billed separately and never spends chat credits.
Light
If you drop in a few times a week
₽590/ month
420 credits per month
- 1 image per day
- Text, files, and web search
- Every model in the catalog
Core
If you use it every day
₽1,490/ month
1,100 credits per month
- 3 images per day
- Priority in the queue
- History and files kept for 90 days
Intensive
If you work with models all day
₽3,490/ month
3,300 credits per month
- 8 images per day
- Higher limits
- Better value on long conversations
Subscription credits refresh every month. Credits you buy separately don’t expire. If a request looks expensive, we’ll ask for confirmation first.
05 — API
The same access through a normal API
OpenAI-style format: model list, chat completions, streaming, and tools. Separate wallet, keys with limits, and spend per request. Handy for your own scripts, Cursor, and other agents.
curl https://api.sacredgpt.ru/v1/chat/completions \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SACREDGPT_KEY" \
-d '{
"model": "gpt-5.6-sol",
"messages": [{"role":"user","content":"..."}]
}'06 — FAQ
FAQ
Does it really work without a VPN?+
Yes. The site and chat open from Russia directly. A specific model can still be unavailable at its provider — you’ll see that before sending.
Who can see my chats?+
We don’t read them by default. Support only gets text if you attach a fragment yourself. The model provider handles the request under its own rules, shown before you send.
Why are chat and API billed separately?+
So a runaway script can’t spend your personal chat balance. Each wallet has its own limits and transaction history.
Why isn’t the catalog huge?+
Big lists are usually full of duplicates and old versions. We keep models that differ in a meaningful way — by task fit, price, or data retention rules.
One account instead of a pile of services