MiniMax · multimodal · Released 2025-05-23

MiniMax-M2 Chat: pricing, context window and benchmarks

MiniMax-M2 Chat is a multimodal model from MiniMax. It offers a 200,000-token context window, costs $5.02 per million input tokens and $18.95 per million output tokens, and averages 80.2 across the index's benchmark suite.

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Input price
$5.02
per 1M tokens
Output price
$18.95
per 1M tokens
Context
200,000
tokens
Avg score
80.2
rank #117 of 600
Arena Elo
1443.0
modelled
Max output
8,192
tokens

Pricing

MiniMax-M2 Chat costs $5.02 per million input tokens and $18.95 per million output tokens. A blended 3:1 input-to-output mix works out to about $8.50 per million tokens. Cached input is listed at $0.55 per million tokens.

ItemPriceNotes
Input$5.02per 1M tokens
Output$18.95per 1M tokens
Cached input$0.55per 1M tokens
Blended 3:1$8.50estimate per 1M tokens
1M in + 1M out$23.97estimate

Benchmarks

Scores below are modelled estimates on a 0–100 scale. Use them to compare relative position, not as official vendor results.

BenchmarkScoreRankPercentileRelative
MMLU-Pro 84.3 75 88th
GPQA Diamond 77.8 91 85th
SWE-bench Verified 66.4 182 70th
HumanEval 84.2 128 79th
MATH-500 86.0 93 85th
AIME 2025 78.3 109 82th
LiveCodeBench 70.4 184 69th
IFEval 88.0 102 83th
TruthfulQA 80.3 172 71th
HellaSwag 87.8 151 75th
MMMU 79.2 70 88th
Arena Elo 1443.0 93 85th

What MiniMax-M2 Chat is good for

MiniMax-M2 Chat is tuned toward coding work. It is a reasonable candidate for code generation, review, debugging and repository-scale tasks, especially when paired with a retrieval layer. At $5.02 per million input tokens, it sits in the mid-range of the index, and the 200,000-token context window is enough for large files and multi-file diffs.

Strengths

  • Large 200,000-token context window for long documents and agent traces.
  • Open weights make self-hosting, fine-tuning and data-residency review possible.
  • Accepts more than text, including image input where the provider supports it.
  • Coding benchmarks are a relative strength within its tier.

Trade-offs

  • No standout weakness in the indexed specifications, but real-world behaviour still needs testing.

How it compares

ModelProviderContextInput / 1MAvg score
Command A Reasoning Cohere 400000 $13.74 80.2
DeepSeek-V3.2 Base DeepSeek 128000 $5.05 80.2
Doubao 1.5 Pro Pro ByteDance 128000 $14.10 80.2
GLM-4.6 Zhipu AI 128000 $5.10 80.2
Kimi K1.5 Chat Moonshot AI 128000 $5.11 80.2
MiniMax-M2 Chat MiniMax 200000 $5.02 80.2

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FAQ

How much does MiniMax-M2 Chat cost?

MiniMax-M2 Chat is listed at $5.02 per million input tokens and $18.95 per million output tokens. Cached input is $0.55 per million tokens. A blended 3:1 input-to-output mix is about $8.50 per million tokens.

What is the context window of MiniMax-M2 Chat?

MiniMax-M2 Chat has a context window of 200,000 tokens and can emit up to 8,192 output tokens per request in this index.

Is MiniMax-M2 Chat open weights?

Yes. MiniMax-M2 Chat is listed as an open-weight model under a open weights licence.

How does MiniMax-M2 Chat score on benchmarks?

MiniMax-M2 Chat averages 80.2 across the scored benchmarks in this index, ranking #117 of 600 models. Its strongest relative result is Arena Elo at 1443.0.

What is MiniMax-M2 Chat best for?

MiniMax-M2 Chat is tuned toward coding work. It is a reasonable candidate for code generation, review, debugging and repository-scale tasks, especially when paired with a retrieval layer. At $5.02 per million input tokens, it sits in the mid-range of the index, and the 200,000-token context window is enough for large files and multi-file diffs.

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