Xiaomi MiMo model fully upgrades billing and package system, with a permanent price reduction of up to 99% and unified contextual billing According to Beating monitoring, Xiaomi's large model API has undergone a large-scale price adjustment, implementing a permanent and significant price reduction for its self-developed large model MiMo-V2.5 series, with a maximum reduction of 99%. This price reduction not only significantly lowers the basic unit price, but also eliminates the premium for long text billing, achieving unified billing for all contextual lengths. The specific billing plan shows that the input cache hit price of the flagship model MiMo-V2.5-Pro has been reduced to only $0.0036 per million tokens, with a 99% decrease in long text billing. The input cache miss price has been adjusted to $0.435 per million tokens, a 78% decrease, and the output price has been reduced to $0.87 per million tokens, a 86% decrease from the original pricing. The input cache hit price of the standard version model MiMo-V2.5 has been reduced to $0.0028 per million tokens, the billing for longer texts has been reduced by 98%, the input cache miss price has been reduced to $0.14 per million tokens, a decrease of 83%, and the output price has been reduced to $0.28 per million tokens, a decrease of 93%. In addition to directly reducing the API unit price, the large model subscription package has also undergone a comprehensive upgrade, introducing a unified point billing mechanism. The new package maintains the original four monthly package prices of $6, $16, $50, and $100, but the available point limits have been increased to 4.1 billion points, 11 billion points, 38 billion points, and 82 billion points, respectively. Under the new rules, calling the MiMo-V2.5 series models consumes extremely low points, such as only 2 points per token for MiMo-V2.5 input cache hits, 100 points for cache misses, and 200 points for output. With the extremely low point consumption rate of the new model, subscribers can obtain 5 to 8 times the original amount of available token quota at the same monthly price. To give back to existing subscribers, all historical package limits will be fully reset. With the price reduction, the developer support program launched earlier has also announced its early closure. The Xiaomi MiMo 100 trillion Token Developer Support Program, which was launched on April 28th, has officially ended. A total of 548664 developers worldwide submitted applications, and 241879 were ultimately approved. A total of 100 trillion tokens worth 65834211 yuan have been issued. Although the support program has ended early, the special benefits for Apache Software Foundation contributors will remain open for the long term and will not be affected by this closure. [Original link]