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Where qwen3.5-122b-a10b is free

2 rows on the list serve qwen3.5-122b-a10b free: Alibaba Cloud Model Studio (DashScope, international) and Regolo AI. None asks for a card. The providers’ last scheduled probes were on 2026-10-26; their offers are rechecked twice a week. It measures notable: in the upper half of the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, below its strong bar.

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Who serves it free

Alibaba Cloud Model Studio (DashScope, international)

🔌 LLM APIs with free tier · no card · not offered in mainland China · last probe 2026-10-26 · listed since 2026-09-25

A million free tokens on each of its chat models in the Singapore region — Qwen, DeepSeek and GLM among them — valid 90 days from activation or the model’s release; OpenAI-compatible

Provider-wide limits

Free grants apply in Singapore (international) only, independently per model and dated snapshot. The model pricing tables decide eligibility: Kimi has no free-quota column and glm-5.2-fast-preview has none. Account information must be completed before activation. After the grant, usage is automatically billed pay-as-you-go unless Free Quota Only is enabled separately for the model; that switch is disabled by default.

Regolo AI

🎁 Trials (no card when possible) · no card · last probe 2026-10-26 · listed since 2026-09-27

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)


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.