$0.13 per 1M input tokens and $1.10 per 1M output tokens (cheapest host: ZenMux). A typical benchmark task costs about $0.29 at xhigh effort.
Is Ring 2.6 1T free to use?›
There is no free API; the cheapest paid price is $0.13 per 1M input tokens. The weights are open, so you can run it yourself.
How good is Ring 2.6 1T, and what is it best at?›
#116 of 334 in Chat & Knowledge, #63 of 132 in Coding, #115 of 133 in Agents & Tool Use, #130 of 245 in Writing & Language, #94 of 133 in Vision & Documents. Strongest at: Tool calling, Science.
Is Ring 2.6 1T better than GLM-4.6?›
On GDPval-AA (work tasks) 2.1, Ring 2.6 1T scores 12.3 vs 12.9 — about the same.
How can I use Ring 2.6 1T?›
Through the inclusionAI API.
What is the context window of Ring 2.6 1T?›
128K tokens.
When was Ring 2.6 1T released? Is there a newer version?›
Released 2026-05-08. It is the current version in its line.
Is Ring 2.6 1T open source?›
Yes, the weights are open (MIT licence).
Can I run Ring 2.6 1T locally?›
The weights are open and can be self-hosted; hardware needs are not confirmed yet.
Can Ring 2.6 1T read images?›
No, it accepts text only.
What is Ring 2.6 1T?›
Ring 2.6 1T is an open-weights language model from inclusionAI, released May 2026, the successor to Ring 1T.
What are the best alternatives to Ring 2.6 1T?›
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 (cheaper), GPT-6 Luna (better).