Users call out OpenAI: Sol looks like rebranded Terra with $2 cheaper output but worse usage limits
RexDouglass · x · 2026-09-24
User eidzoku argues OpenAI's Sol is essentially a rebranded Terra: output is $2 cheaper, but estimated usage limits got worse, and Terra was removed from the model list to make comparison harder. They suspect Sol isn't OpenAI's flagship and a stronger model will land between Astra and Sol — while Anthropic seems to be loosening limits.
Related event: Users Accuse OpenAI of Repackaging Terra as Sol While Cutting Usage Limits(2 posts)→
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