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Where gpt-oss-120b is free

4 rows on the list serve gpt-oss-120b free: Groq, Google Antigravity, Regolo AI and OVHcloud AI Endpoints. None asks for a card; OVHcloud AI Endpoints answers with no account at all. The providers’ last scheduled probes were on 2026-10-26; their offers are rechecked twice a week.

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Who serves it free

Groq

🔌 LLM APIs with free tier · no card · last probe 2026-10-26 · listed since 2026-09-25

Fast inference against a free plan Groq publishes as a per-model rate table

Provider-wide limits

These are the Free Plan limits for the coding models, shared by keys in the same organization. Classifiers, guardrails, speech and voice models have separate limits; their API examples do not establish free coding-model eligibility. Groq calls the table “a high level summary and there may be exceptions”; the account limits page gives the exact values.

Google Antigravity

🤖 Coding agents & CLIs · no card · not offered in mainland China, Russia, Hong Kong and 21 more places · last probe 2026-10-26 · listed since 2026-09-25

Google’s agent-first IDE and CLI, with a $0 Individual plan serving Gemini and third-party agent models

Provider-wide limits

Claude and GPT agent allowance: Weekly usage allowance: amount not published per account

Tab: Unmetered completions per account

Command: Unmetered requests per account

Follow the Free & Google AI Plus column of the model table; Enterprise-only Gemini models are outside this offer. Older third-party models in that column are scheduled for removal on November 2, 2026. Claude 5.5 and Gemini 4 Argon require paid plans. The plans overview instead lists third-party access under Ultra, so those sources disagree. Gemini and third-party models have separate weekly allowances. Baseline limits depend on capacity and abuse prevention; no numerical weekly budget is published.

Regolo AI

🎁 Trials (no card when possible) · no card · last probe 2026-10-26 · listed since 2026-09-25

EU (Italian) zero-retention inference; a month of full model access on a daily token allowance, no card

Provider-wide limits

“Start your 30-day free trial … No credit card required, no commitment”: the trial card names “1 month duration” (“Full access for 30 days, then choose a plan”), and “Stricter rate limits” with “Fair usage throttling applies”, against “All Core Models”, which on the same page is every chat model in the library table (each marked Included under Core). Nothing survives the 30 days — the page names no grant after it, only paid plans — and the daily figure is the only number the trial publishes. One model is priced at €0.00 in and out outside any trial, brick-v1-beta, and it is not one to code with: its own page calls it “a lightweight prompt-complexity classifier designed for LLM routing pipelines”, a Qwen3.5-0.8B LoRA that labels a prompt easy, medium or hard for Regolo’s Brick router (read 2026-09-21)

OVHcloud AI Endpoints

🔌 LLM APIs with free tier · no card · last probe 2026-10-26 · listed since 2026-09-25

EU-hosted serverless API for open models, with anonymous OpenAI-compatible access and no signup, key or card

Provider-wide limits

The documentation attributes the anonymous cap to IP and model. Tests on 2026-09-24 instead observed callers sharing a model’s anonymous capacity, so its effective sharing scope remains disputed. Anonymous requests can receive 429 before a caller has spent the documented cap. Authenticated API keys are metered per token and use the paid project/model limits; they do not create a larger free allowance.

Generated from registry.yaml on 2026-10-27 and re-verified twice a week; every free model on the list is at https://mvalentsev.github.io/awesome-free-ai-coding/models/, and the full list, the Atom feed and the machinery at https://github.com/mvalentsev/awesome-free-ai-coding.

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