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Z.ai provides an AI chat assistant and a developer platform for GLM models. The current chat website identifies GLM-5.3-Flash; its API model catalog is broader.

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Overview

Z.ai provides an AI chat assistant and a developer platform for GLM models. The current chat website identifies GLM-5.3-Flash; its API model catalog is broader.[1][2]

Use cases

  • Use the chat assistant to build websites, write code and work through longer tasks.[1]
  • Integrate text, multimodal, OCR or speech models through the developer platform.[2]

Features

  • Official APIs support native SDKs and OpenAI-compatible SDK calls. Coding Plan users have a dedicated endpoint.[3]

Access and availability

  • Developer API access requires registration and an API key. Chat access and Coding Plan subscriptions are separate surfaces.[3]

Pricing

  • USD per million API tokens: GLM-5.3-Flash input $0.15, cached input $0.03, output $0.50; GLM-5.3 input $1.40, cached input $0.26, output $4.40. Check the vendor page before purchasing; chat quotas and subscriptions are separate.[4]

Specifications

Verified 2026-10-04. Versions and access terms can change.

Current flagship API modelsGLM-5.3 and GLM-5.3-Flash; the catalog documents a 1M-token context for both[2]

Public user feedback

Attributed external experiences. These are separate from verified specifications and vendor claims.

No attributable user reviews have been verified for this entry yet.

Links

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Sources and evidence gaps

  1. Z.ai official chat websiteofficial · checked 2026-10-04
  2. Z.ai model overviewdocumentation · checked 2026-10-04
  3. Z.ai developer quickstartdocumentation · checked 2026-10-04
  4. Z.ai API pricingdocumentation · checked 2026-10-04
  • No attributable firsthand review of the current chat release was verified.
  • Current chat quotas and detailed model-specific limitations were not established. Vendor comparisons with competing models are not treated as independently verified specifications.