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Qwen-Max on OpenRouter

Qwen1.5 · Alibaba

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Last refreshed 2026-05-11. Next refresh: weekly.

Why use Qwen-Max on OpenRouter?

OpenRouter offers Qwen-Max with pay-as-you-go pricing at $1.04/1M input tokens. OpenRouter is a multi-provider LLM aggregator offering unified API access to 300+ models from all major labs and emerging providers, with automatic failover for reliability.

Input / 1M
$1.04
Output / 1M
$4.16
Cache
Not sourced
Batch
Not sourced

Setup recipe

Docs fallback
Install
Use the provider REST API or SDK
Auth
Create a provider API key
Call
model: qwen/qwen-max
Model ID
qwen/qwen-max

Request example

Curated snippets for this provider are not sourced yet. Use OpenRouter documentation with model ID qwen/qwen-max.

Gotchas

  • Use provider model ID "qwen/qwen-max", not the LLMReference slug "qwen-max".

Pricing

TypePrice (per 1M)
Input tokens$1.04
Output tokens$4.16

Capabilities

VisionStructured Outputs

About Qwen-Max

Closed-source flagship Qwen model with advanced reasoning capabilities for agent tasks.

FAQ

What does Qwen-Max cost on OpenRouter?

On OpenRouter, Qwen-Max costs $1.04 per 1M input tokens and $4.16 per 1M output tokens.

What is the context window for Qwen-Max on OpenRouter?

Qwen-Max supports a 32,768 token context window on OpenRouter.

What API model ID do I use for Qwen-Max on OpenRouter?

Use the model ID qwen/qwen-max when calling OpenRouter's API.

Who created Qwen-Max?

Qwen-Max was created by Alibaba as part of the Qwen1.5 model family.

Is Qwen-Max open source?

Qwen-Max is open source under Apache 2.0 according to the seed data.

Get Started

Model Specs

Released2024-05-11
Context128K
ArchitectureDecoder Only