When to open peak hours
Open the peak-hours host for a live half-price reading. This note only says when that host is the right tab.
Use the tool: DeepSeek peak hours
Use the peak-hours site when you want the published API windows, not a guess from a cached screenshot. The reading depends on the clock in your browser and on the Beijing civil date. This guide does not restate the whole tariff. It points at the host that does.
Open https://deepseek-peak-hours.xms.mom when the question is whether the published price is half or full at this moment, or what a token mix would cost at those two rates. Do not use it for a private contract rate, a regional discount that is not in the public card, or a clock frozen into this parent page. The weekend rule and the holiday list are documented there, including the dates the public sentence does not treat as peak.
A question this index will not answer
Whether the API is half price right now. That answer expires. The subdomain computes it after the page loads. Repeating it here would be stale on purpose.
Questions
Does the parent page count down?
No. The countdown is on the peak-hours host, because that is the page that owns the rule. This guide only tells you to go there.
Related pages
- Not on this host
Accounts, saved history, and the tool forms stay on the subdomains. This host does not run them.
- When to open AI credits
Open the credits host to estimate one person's allowance. This note says which charges that host refuses to price.
- DeepSeek peak hours
A clock for the DeepSeek API half-price windows, including the Beijing weekday rule and a token-price table.
- Notion AI credits
A personal-allowance estimate for Notion Standard and Select AI credits, from tasks per day and the model in use.