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I'm curious about the "cheaper" claim -- I checked Kimi pricing, and it's a $200/mo subscription too?
by oneneptune 9mo ago
I'm curious about the "cheaper" claim -- I checked Kimi pricing, and it's a $200/mo subscription too?
- mrklol 9mo agoThey also have a $20 and $40 tier.
- Alifatisk 9mo agoIf you bargain with their bot Kimmmmy (not joking), you can even get lower pricing.
- mohsen1 9mo agotell me more...
- Alifatisk 9mo agoGo to kimi chat, there will come up multiple suggestions of use cases. One of them will be the bargain robot. If you download their mobile app, the challenge to bargain will probably popup too! Depending on how well you bargain with the robot, you can go as low as 0,99$ (difficult). Either way, their moderate plan doesn’t have to be 20$. The agent wants a good reason for why it should lower the price for you. Here’s the direct link to Kimmmmy: https://www.kimi.com/kimiplus/sale https://www.kimi.com/kimiplus/sale I’ll send an invite link too if you don’t mind: https://www.kimi.com/kimiplus/sale?activity_enter_method=h5_share&invitation_code=2EVFCK&sharetype=link https://www.kimi.com/kimiplus/sale?activity_enter_method=h5_...
- mohsen1 9mo agoomg this is so funny!
- esafak 9mo agohttps://www.kimi.com/code https://www.kimi.com/code
- NitpickLawyer 9mo agoOn openrouter 2.5 is at 0.60/3$ per Mtok. That's haiku pricing.
- storystarling 9mo agoThe unit economics seem tough at that price for a 1T parameter model. Even with MoE sparsity you are still VRAM bound just keeping the weights resident, which is a much higher baseline cost than serving a smaller model like Haiku.