Moonshot AI has two subscriptions archetypes and the one they link to from their main page is the subscription for the web interface/research/agents/OpenClaw (that they host for you)

There is a small link below the tiles for these plans saying something "looking to use it for code? Use Kimi code" and upon clicking you'll get a basically identically looking subscription page with different sub prices and more quota

Non coding plans:

   * Plus (19 "base agent" -- wahtever that might be)
   * Pro (39 x2 )
   * Max (99 x6)
   * Ultra (199 x12)

> https://www.kimi.com/membership/pricing

Coding plans:

    * Starter (19 - "base coding")
    * Explorer (49 - x4)
    * Expert (99 x10)
    * Master (219 x25)

> https://www.kimi.com/code

I stumbled on that when i tried Kimi K2.5 back when that was released.

It's also worth mentioning that the $20 get you a 0.25 priority for API usage - because the others get x4 priority. So get ready for a _slow_ experience

▲ Altern4tiveAcc a day ago | parent | next [-]

Thank you so much. I was about to ask you for links, since they have multiple domains that look similar (kimi.ai, kimi.com, moonshot.ai, etc.). I wasn't sure which one was the legit one, or if they all are.

The plan I got is called "Moderato", which somehow isn't any of those 8... I'll try to read more about it.

▲ sbochins a day ago | parent | prev [-]

That doesn’t appear to be the case anymore. They just have one set of plans: Allegreto, modereto, etc which apply to both the chat app and the coding apps.

	▲	KronisLV a day ago \| parent [-]
		Can confirm, I see these monthly prices on both pages: Moderato: 19 USD or 15 USD annually Allegretto: 39 USD or 31 USD annually Allegro: 99 USD or 79 USD annually Vivace: 199 USD or 159 USD annually However, they're saying that the plans might get split up again: > New Membership Plans Coming Soon > Kimi and Kimi Code benefits will be separated. Existing subscribers are unaffected. > You can still buy the current plan before launch. Same as with the Tweet: > Going forward, we'll also split membership into two more focused plans: Kimi Membership for Kimi Web, App, and Work; and Kimi Code Membership for coding workflows. This will help us match compute more precisely and keep the experience stable. Problem is I don't know whether to pull the trigger on the annual Vivace now or wait for after the split - whether it's gonna be a cash grab afterwards on the account of the demand, or whether I might save some money if I buy it after the split.