Kimi K3 GUIDE HUB
Before buying a Kimi K3 top-up, confirm which tier unlocks the capacity you need, how the shared credit pool is consumed, and how delivery works for your region. Monthly plans are the safest way to measure your real usage; annual plans cut about 20% off the effective monthly price once you know your tier.
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Knowledge and decisions
A complete breakdown of Kimi K3 membership pricing — Moderato, Allegretto, Allegro and Vivace — with monthly and annual prices, K3 availability by tier, and how a direct top-up store compares.
How Kimi K3 differs from K2.6 in practice — long-context chat, agent behaviour, credits and plan requirements — and which membership tier makes sense for each workload.
How Kimi Code is billed inside a Kimi membership: the shared credit pool, the separate 5-hour and weekly rate limits, and which tier developers should buy.
No mainland payment method? Here is how international users pay for a Kimi K3 membership with a normal card, and how direct top-up delivery works step by step.
Buying and delivery
Guides cover pre-purchase checks and delivery steps; live prices and stock live on the product pages.
Kimi K3 Product guides
How the Kimi K3 Moderato top-up works, who should buy it, and what to check before and after redeeming the delivery code.
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Who should buy the Kimi K3 Allegretto top-up, what changes compared with Moderato, and how delivery works.
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The Kimi K3 Allegro top-up explained: 4 concurrent agent tasks, larger project storage and who should upgrade.
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The Kimi K3 Vivace top-up for teams and the heaviest workloads: maximum credits, project storage and annual savings.
View buying guide →The pages below read live catalogue data and can be used to verify prices and stock.
Start monthly on Moderato if K3 is new to you, or Allegretto if you already run daily agent or Kimi Code sessions. Upgrade to Allegro or Vivace when queue time or credit exhaustion becomes routine.
You pay with a card through Stripe and receive a code that tops up your own account. The membership itself is the same; the difference is the payment channel and a small service fee.
Your order stays valid and joins a restock queue. Delivery continues in payment order, and the order page shows the current position.
Yes. Refer to the live product and price pages; articles are updated but the catalogue is the source of truth.