A small robot on a rooftop at night, holding a glowing phone above a city of lights.

Night Grade

Who answered?

Paste the endpoint you pay, the key for that endpoint, and the model name on the bill. The page sends one fixed prompt: reply with the word pong. Then it reads the model name in the response.

The same name, ignoring capitals, is confirmed in green. A different name is red: you paid for the name you typed, and the endpoint answered as the name it sent back. The whole name has to match, including any prefix or version. If the name is missing, or the response copies the name you typed, a second prompt asks for the fraction 5/14. A reply that misses that fraction is flagged because the quality does not match the price.

The second question is fixed and public. A stand-in that already knows it can still print 5/14. A different model name is the strong signal. A blocked call stays a connection result. The page keeps no account and no copy.

Paste the full https address of the chat endpoint.

The key is used once, in this tab, and sent only to the address above. The field clears when the check starts. This site keeps no copy, sets no cookie, and leaves the key out of the address. If the browser offers to save a password for Night Grade, decline it. This page has no account. The provider at that address can see the key and the two prompts, because the call leaves from your browser. Your browser’s own network panel can show that request too.