Open-weight and open-source models via API

Open-weight does not mean you must self-host. On Geek Hub you run DeepSeek, Llama, Mistral, and Kimi with the same DX as GPT/Claude — useful to diversify providers, cost, or weight-related compliance.

7 modelsUpdated 2026-08-27

Models in this collection

ModelTypeContextPrice
DeepSeek V4 FlashDeepSeekChat1M tokens$0.1526/M in · $0.3052/M out
DeepSeek V4 ProDeepSeekChat1M tokens$0.4742/M in · $0.9484/M out
Llama 3.3 70B InstructMetaChat128k tokens$0.6431/M in · $0.8611/M out
Mistral SmallMistralChat128k tokens$0.109/M in · $0.327/M out
Mistral LargeMistralChat128k tokens$2.1801/M in · $6.5404/M out
Ministral 8BMistralChat128k tokens$0.109/M in · $0.109/M out
Kimi K3Moonshot (Kimi)Chat1M tokens$3.2702/M in · $16.3509/M out

Why these models

DeepSeek pushes price/quality; Llama 3.3 70B is the classic instruct; Mistral covers small→large; Kimi K3 adds 1M context in the open-friendly family.

Use them with Geek Hub

One OpenAI-compatible base URL and API key. Swap any model id from this list without rewriting your client.

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FAQ

Can I download weights and self-host?
That’s outside Geek Hub. Here you consume the model as an API. If you later self-host, swap the endpoint; the OpenAI-compatible contract helps.
Are they worse than closed models?
On many benchmarks they already compete. For coding/RP/reasoning, measure on your eval — don’t assume.
ZDR / data?
Check ZDR caps per model on the model page. Policies vary by provider.

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