Leaderboard / Spring Prompt Score
Spring Prompt Score
One number per model from our own benchmarks only: CatalogBench, DeckBench, SurveyBench, ROASBench and BulletBench. Every benchmark counts the same (what each one tests). Because it uses no third-party results, you are free to cite it, download it and embed it.
- Models scored
- 28
- Benchmarks
- 5, all ours
- Results up to
- 10 Nov 2026
- Score
- 0–100, higher is better
Not scored yet, with results on fewer than 3 of our benchmarks: DeepSeek-V4-Pro (0423), DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash, GLM-5.3, GLM-5V-Turbo.
How the score works
- Percentiles, not raw scores. On each benchmark's headline measure a model scores the share of the other models it beats, from 0 to 100 (ties count half), so a share of products and a chess rating can be averaged. Where a model was run in more than one configuration, such as different reasoning efforts, its best result counts. CatalogBench's two briefs and BulletBench's two clocks are averaged into one percentile each.
- The same field of models. Models are compared with the models we tested on CatalogBench or ROASBench, the same field as the overall leaderboard.
- Equal weights. The score is the plain average of the percentiles a model has. It needs results on at least 3 of our 5 benchmarks; the coverage column says how many.
- What it does not cover. Our benchmarks test business work: product listings, slide decks, survey analysis, ad budgets and fast decisions under time pressure. They do not test coding, agents and tool use, factual knowledge or general chat. A missing benchmark is left out rather than counted as zero, so a model with fewer benchmarks can rank higher than one tested on all of them. Differences of a few points are within noise.
How it differs from the overall leaderboard
The overall leaderboard blends our benchmarks with licensed results from other leaderboards, such as Artificial Analysis and LMArena, weighted towards business work. It covers more ground, but those results are not ours to republish. The Spring Prompt Score uses only results we measured ourselves, so it is open data under CC BY 4.0 and every model can show it as a badge.
Download it as score.csv or score.json from our open data. Each model page has the code to embed its badge. More on the method in our methodology.