Z.ai: GLM 5.1

Public pricingIntelligence 79/100Large memoryRazonamiento profundoUso de herramientas

Z.ai: GLM 5.1 es un modelo texto pensado para programación, depuración y trabajo técnico. Combina buen rendimiento en programación, un contexto de 203K tokens y un perfil costo equilibrado para trabajar con fiabilidad en coding, debugging, and technical writing.

Input

$1.05/1M

Output

$3.50/1M

Cached

$0.53/1M

Batch

$0.70/1M

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Technical specifications

GLM 5.1 at a glance.

Memory

202,752

tokens

Max reply

65,535

tokens

Memory tier

Large

an entire book or large codebase

Tokenizer

—

Released

Apr 2026

Training cutoff

Dec 2025

Availability

Public pricing

Status

active

Benchmarks

Quality benchmarks

Independent evaluations from public leaderboards. Higher is better.

  • aime_2025

    95.3

  • gpqa_diamond

    86.2

  • swe_bench_verified

    58.4

What it can do

Capabilities & limits.

  • Understands images
  • Deep step-by-step thinking
  • Uses tools / calls functions
  • Strict JSON output
  • Streams replies
  • Fine-tunable on your data

When to pick GLM 5.1

  • Multi-step reasoning, research agents, or hard math.
  • Agentic workflows that call tools or APIs.
  • Long documents, full codebases, or extensive chat histories.

When to look elsewhere

  • Your workload involves images — pick a vision-capable model instead.

Alternatives

Similar models to compare.

FAQ

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At a typical workload of 50,000 conversations a month with 1,500-token prompts and 800-token replies, GLM 5.1 costs roughly $219 per month. Input is $1.05 /1M tokens and output is $3.50 /1M tokens.
GLM 5.1 has a 202,752-token context window (large memory — an entire book or large codebase). That means you can fit about 38,016 words of input and history in a single call.
Beyond text generation, GLM 5.1 supports deep step-by-step reasoning, calling functions / tools, strict JSON output, fine-tuning on your own data. It streams replies by default.
GLM 5.1 was released in April 2026, with training data cut off around December 2025.
Models in a similar class include GLM 5 Turbo, GLM 5V Turbo, GLM 4.6. The "Similar models" section below this FAQ links into each.

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