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M Plan Go (International)

MiniMaxentry
$22
$18 billed annually
Last checked: 2026-10-14

This tier is sold in China too, at a price the vendor sets for that market: M Plan Go¥49 per month

First limit you hit
Vendor publishes no figure
Equivalent API value
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Value multiple
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When it runs out
Credit packs: 1,000 Credits = $1
Scenario
API use authorized

Allowances

Vendor publishes no figure

usage per 5-hour window, size not published

›The vendor's own wording
The usage table names a "5-hour window" that applies to "Non-video models, including text, image, and audio"; when it ends, "Usage resets to your tier's full limit". The overview's "Usage relative to Go" column gives Go "-", its card says "More usage", and no page sizes it.
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Vendor publishes no figure

usage per weekly window, size not published

›The vendor's own wording
The same table names a "Weekly window" that applies to "All models, including video" and lasts "7 days". The FAQ adds "video models are subject only to the weekly window, not the 5-hour window." No figure.
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Models included

ModelCapabilityBurn rate
M3.1 Flash Previewdefaultuntiered1"三个档位都包含 M3.1 Flash Preview 文本模型" — the one text model M Plan names.
Image and audio modelsuntiered—"图像与音频生成、网络搜索和多模态理解能力" on every tier, sharing the same usage. Not text models; nothing to price against.

Subscription versus your own API key

This compares two ways of working the same way — in an IDE or CLI, where BYOK tools make a direct API key a real option. It is not a claim that subscriptions are cheaper than the API in general.

No API price to compare against

Usage terms

Quoted from the vendor's own terms. We do not give legal advice.

MiniMax places no client restriction on the Subscription Key: "Any AI tool that supports the OpenAI-compatible or Anthropic-compatible protocol, such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Hermes Agent, and OpenClaw." The one qualification is advisory: "M Plan is designed for individual, interactive developer use, with higher-tier plans offering higher usage limits. Pay-as-you-go is recommended for production use."

Change history

  1. 2026-10-14Recorded from the seed file