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Beam Free on OpenCode, use Reflection's open Beam model at no cost with 1M context
OpenCode added Beam Free, the free version of Reflection's open-source Beam 1.0, to both Zen and Go. Input, output, and cache reads cost nothing, and it doesn't use Go plan quota. It offers about 1M tokens of context and up to about 131K output tokens, with reasoning and tool calling, and no end date has been announced.
Reflection open-sourced Beam 1.0, a 501B-parameter model, on October 16, and Vercel AI Gateway added a free version as reflection/beam-free with $0 input and output. It has about 1M tokens of context and up to about 131K output tokens, is built for coding and agentic tasks, and has no published usage cap or end date.
OpenCode Zen just added LL Alpha Free, an anonymous text model billed at $0 for input, output, and cached reads. It offers about 262k tokens of context and up to ~65k output tokens, with reasoning and tool use. It is free for a limited time with no end date announced yet.
Free AI decision models from Jev to Liquid d1
Jev is free for a limited time on OpenCode Zen. Mercury Decide and Span-01 Lite offer free API access, while new Liquid organizations receive $2 in trial credits. Kev and Laya can be hosted on your own hardware.
GLM-5.3-Flash Is Free on OpenCode Zen for a Limited Time With 200K Context
OpenCode Zen now offers GLM-5.3-Flash Free, with no charge for input, output, or cached reads. Sign in to Zen and you can call it right away. It is a limited-time free period, and no end date has been announced yet. The free version supports a 200K-token context and up to 32K output tokens.
OpenAI Rosalind Academic Plan gives U.S. university labs up to 30 free ChatGPT Business seats for 12 months
OpenAI launched the Rosalind Academic Plan. A PI or lab lead at a U.S. university applies for the lab, and approved labs get up to 30 ChatGPT Business Standard seats at no cost for 12 months, with ChatGPT, Codex, and access to the GPT-Rosalind life sciences model after trusted-access approval.
Vercel Token Pass gives Pro teams $80 of Kimi K3 and GLM 5.3 credit for $30 a month
Vercel launched Token Pass in early access. Pro teams pay $30 a month and get $80 of credit for Kimi K3, GLM 5.3, and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, so each dollar buys about 2.7 dollars of usage. The credit is shared across the team, resets every billing period, and works with Claude Code, Codex, Cline, OpenCode, and other coding agents. Spots are limited, and a waitlist opens when they fill up.
OpenRouter added a free version of NVIDIA Nemotron 3.5 Super VL. Input and output cost nothing, with rate limits on the free endpoint. It reads images, document screenshots, and video, has about 1M tokens of context, and supports tool calls and structured outputs.
Google Deep Review gives every user 2 free document reviews each week
Google Research opened Deep Review to the public. Sign in with a Google account for two complimentary document reviews each week on Gemini 4 Argon Medium. For higher volume, add your own Gemini API key and pay only standard model usage.
DeepSeek API outage gift credit matches your last 7 days of spend
After the DeepSeek API outage on Oct 15, 2026 (08:11–13:04 Beijing time), DeepSeek is returning gift credit equal to your account spend from Oct 8–14. Credit lands automatically, and later API charges draw from the gift balance first.
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash is free on OpenCode Zen for a limited time with 200K context
OpenCode Zen added a free version of DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. Input, output, and cached reads cost nothing for a limited time. The free version has about 200K tokens of context and up to about 32K output tokens, supports image input and tool calls, and its provider does not store or train on your requests. No end date has been announced.
OmniRush is a free desktop and CLI coding agent. Once approved, accounts can use GPT-6 Astra by default, plus GPT-6 Sol and GPT-5.6 Sol. Signup may ask for a resume and a review. Before using it you accept a data agreement, so chats and project uploads can be used to train models. Allowances and models can change, and there is no fixed end date.