Models / Qwen/ Qwen3.7 Flash

Qwen3.7 Flash

Qwen · released Jul 27, 2026

Input: text, images and video. Output: text.InputOutput
Type
Proprietary
Input
None held
Output
None held
Cached
None held

We don't hold a list price for this model yet · hosted only — we hold no downloadable copy

Our take

Written Aug 3, 2026

Qwen3.7 Flash is a hosted-only multimodal model from Alibaba that can handle up to one million tokens in a single request. It accepts text, images and video, and is positioned for long-document and video understanding at entry-level pricing.

Who should pick it

Choose this for ultra-long context needs where you want multimodal input — text, image and video — at a low hosted rate. Use it on Alibaba Cloud if 70 tokens per second meets your latency needs. Skip it if you need measured quality scores to verify performance, if you want the safety net of downloadable weights, or if you need more than two provider options.

The case for it

  • One-million-token request limit at a low price tier, which is unusually large for the cost.
  • Multimodal input coverage — text, image and video — at the same low output rate.

The case against it

  • No benchmark scores in our data, so performance claims are unverified.
  • Proprietary weights with no open-weight fallback and only two tracked providers.
  • Throughput is only measured for Alibaba hosting; the other provider's speed is undisclosed.
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How good is it?

We hold no score for this model.

We look for every model we track on every board we watch, and none of them has turned up Qwen3.7 Flash — so there is no intelligence, coding, agentic or writing score to show you, not a low one, none.

The boards we watch →

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Or rent it from someone else

Cheapest published offer

Cheapest of 2 live listings. Picked at the widest standard context we hold, within one quantisation slice, so the numbers beside it are a price one host actually charges.

per 1M tokens
$0.030 in / $0.13 out
Context served
1M
Throughput
Not measured
Current provider offers with price, context and prompt-privacy answers
ProviderIn / out per 1M tokensContextThroughputTrains on promptsLogs promptsZero retention
OpenRouter$0.030 / $0.131Mnot measuredUnknownUnknownUnknown
Alibaba Cloud$0.030 / $0.131M30 tok/sNoYesunknown periodUnknown

Across the 2 listings we hold: 1 say they do not train on prompts, 0 say they do and 1 do not say. 0 appear in the zero-retention registry we check; the rest are unknown to us rather than confirmed either way.

What each host's API supports

From the parameter list each endpoint publishes. Streaming is omitted: nothing we hold reports it, for any model.

Supported
Not supported
Not published
host gave no parameter list
API features per host
ProviderTool callingJSON outputStrict schema
OpenRouter
Alibaba Cloud

Tool calling: 2 of 2 listings say yes. JSON output: 2 of 2 listings say yes. Strict schema: 0 of 2 listings say yes, 2 say no.

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When we formed this view

Dates behind this page

Jul 28, 2026ListedListed on LLMapfirst indexed by our pipeline
Jul 27, 2026ReleaseQwen3.7 Flash listedNew model detected on OpenRouter: qwen/qwen3.7-flash
Jul 27, 2026AnnouncedQwen3.7 Flash announced by Qwen

Prices last checked 7d ago

What we do not know about this model yet

  • No board we watch has turned up a score, so we hold no quality figures at all.
  • Nothing we hold says whether an endpoint streams, so we do not show it either way.
  • 1 of 2 listings do not say whether they train on prompts.
  • We don't hold a list price for this model yet — the gap is ours, not the lab's.
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Licence and identifiers

What the licence allowsWe hold no licence record for this model. Inside are the identifiers you need to pull it — its Hugging Face repo where we have one, our slug and a machine-readable card.

Licence

Commercial API terms. We hold no licence record for this model, so there is nothing to summarise here.

Identifiers

Modality record
text+image+video->text
Catalogue slug
qwen-qwen3-7-flash

Machine-readable model card (omc.json) →

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