No disclosed single-account price is on record for OpenAI, so no price curve is drawn.
Public asking prices only · Normalized to USD from the published currency using stored reference rates · Single-account and bulk unit pricing kept separate · Median, P25 and P75 only — prices are never inferred · Asking price may not reflect a realized transaction.
Demand drivers
Why these accounts are bought
2 documented
Subscription-style access to stolen assistant accounts
Stolen credentials were traded inside underground log markets under subscription-style access models.
Every entry restates the abuse or fraud objective described in one named public source — press reporting, court filings, law-enforcement announcements, platform disclosures, security-vendor research or academic studies — and links straight to it. Nothing is inferred from other platforms, and no method, tooling or access route is described. Objectives documented in evidence are not a measure of how often they succeed.
Transparent scoring
Market Pressure Components
v0.1
Observed premiums
Commonly valued attributes
Account ageVerificationReputation / social graphPurchase historyGeographySubscription tierPayment history
Attributes describe themes in evidence, not product recommendations.
Sanitized record
Evidence
3 shown
Security Vendor Research
20 million OpenAI accounts offered for sale
“A vendor blog reported an underground forum post claiming to offer more than 20 million OpenAI account credentials, with sample data presented as proof. Other forum participants disputed whether the credentials granted account access, and the claimed compromise was never substantiated.”
Over 100,000 Stolen ChatGPT Account Credentials Sold on Dark Web Marketplaces
“A second outlet, citing the same threat-intelligence dataset, described stolen ChatGPT credentials being traded inside underground log markets under subscription-style access models, most commonly harvested by three named infostealer malware families.”
Security ReportCompromisedGlobal; India largest single contributor
Over 100,000 ChatGPT accounts stolen via info-stealing malware
“Reporting on threat-intelligence research found more than 101,000 ChatGPT account credentials appearing in infostealer logs traded on underground marketplaces between June 2022 and May 2023, peaking at roughly 26,800 credential sets in a single month, with Asia-Pacific the most affected region.”
Media ReportCompromisedGlobal; Asia-Pacific most affected