DeepSeek peak hours
Other versions
A clock for the DeepSeek API half-price windows, including the Beijing weekday rule and a token-price table.
The peak-hours experiment lives at https://deepseek-peak-hours.xms.mom. It reads the browser clock and says whether the published API price is the full rate or the half-price rate, then counts down to the next change. Token fields stay in that browser. This parent host does not run the clock and does not price a request for you.
What the subdomain answers
It answers a narrow question about the published windows: is this instant half price, and when does that change. The weekday and holiday rule is spelled out on that site, including how a Beijing date can differ from a UTC date.
What stays on that host
The rate card, the weekend note, and the token table are pages of that deployment. Linking there is the whole job of this note. Nothing on those pages is copied into this index.
Questions
Does this page show the current rate?
No. Open the subdomain for the live reading. A cached page on this host would freeze a clock that is supposed to move.
Related pages
- Notion AI credits
A personal-allowance estimate for Notion Standard and Select AI credits, from tasks per day and the model in use.
- Rarity calculator
An independent-try chance for a published drop rate and an attempt count, with the arithmetic left on the page.
- 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.
- 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.