This model is deprecated. We still benchmark its performance, but less often: every 18 hours instead of every 6.
MiniMax has launched a newer release, MiniMax-M2. We suggest considering it instead.
MiniMax M1 80k API Provider Benchmarking & Analysis
This analysis is intended to support you in choosing the best API provider of MiniMax M1 80k for your use-case.
Lowest Time per Task
Time per Intelligence Index task (minutes)
Total 1 provider
Lowest Cost per Task
Cost per Intelligence Index task
Total 1 provider
MiniMax M1 80k is available through Novita.
Pricing
Cost per Intelligence Index Task: MiniMax M1 80k
Pricing: Cache Hit, Input, and Output: MiniMax M1 80k
Output Speed vs. Cost per Task: MiniMax M1 80k
Speed
Average of the single-request and multi-turn agentic workloads measured
Output Speed: MiniMax M1 80k
Latency
Average of the single-request and multi-turn agentic workloads measured
Time to First Answer Token: MiniMax M1 80k
Reliability
Share of requests the endpoint failed, across all the single-request and multi-turn agentic workloads measured
Endpoint Error Rate: MiniMax M1 80k
Key Comparison Metrics & API Features
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about MiniMax M1 80k providers
MiniMax M1 80k is available through 1 API provider: Novita. Each provider offers different performance characteristics and pricing.
MiniMax M1 80k is currently available through 1 API provider that we benchmark and track.
The provider with the lowest time to first answer token for MiniMax M1 80k is Novita (4.27s). Lower latency means faster initial response time.
The most affordable provider for MiniMax M1 80k by blended price is Novita ($0.72 per 1M tokens). Blended price uses a 7:2:1 cache hit/input/output token ratio.
The provider with the lowest input token pricing for MiniMax M1 80k is Novita ($0.55 per 1M input tokens).
The provider with the lowest output token pricing for MiniMax M1 80k is Novita ($2.20 per 1M output tokens).
The only provider of MiniMax M1 80k supports JSON mode for structured output.
The only provider of MiniMax M1 80k supports function calling (tool use).
When choosing a provider for MiniMax M1 80k, consider: time per task (how quickly the provider completes an Intelligence Index task), latency (for interactive applications requiring quick first responses), pricing (for cost-sensitive workloads), and API features like JSON mode or function calling.
Yes, provider performance can vary over time due to infrastructure changes, load balancing, and updates. We continuously benchmark all providers and display historical performance trends in the "Over Time" charts.
For information about MiniMax M1 80k's intelligence, capabilities, modalities, and how it compares to other models, see the model overview page. View model overview