MiniMax M3 and M2.7 free on AI Gateway
MiniMax M3 and M2.7 models are now available for free on AI Gateway via GMI Cloud through September 6. Use the -free model IDs or set GMI Cloud as your preferred provider to access these models across all AI Gateway APIs.
and are free on AI Gateway via GMI Cloud through Sunday, September 6.MiniMax M3M2.7
Use the -free model IDs ( or ), which route to GMI Cloud. When the free period ends, the IDs will error:minimax/minimax-m3-freeminimax/minimax-m2.7-free
Or keep the model ID () and put GMI Cloud as the preferred provider with order:minimax/minimax-m3
This will fall back to another provider when it cannot serve. Both options work across every AI Gateway API.
To use the MiniMax models in a , see the coding agents guide, then run to connect agents like Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, Pi, and more, and select inside the agent.coding agentvercel ai-gateway coding-agents setupminimax/minimax-m3-free
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