This page is for users who want to call MiniMax models from your own product, script, or workflow. Instead of sending buyers across multiple official pages first, minimaxm3.online works as a relay entry point: faster onboarding, clearer support, and a simpler first request.
One contact point for MiniMax access, onboarding, and launch-stage support
Cleaner first integration path than sending new buyers through multiple official surfaces
Useful for internal tools, AI products, prompt workflows, and app-side relay setups
Supports MiniMax M3 and the older MiniMax series when you need a broader routing layer
Relay Snapshot
Endpoint
https://minimaxm3.online/api/chat
Support
support@minimaxm3.online
Example Request
Launch-readycurl https://minimaxm3.online/api/chat \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_RELAY_KEY" \
-d '{
"model": "minimax/minimax-m3",
"messages": [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "Summarize this product spec and list the implementation risks."
}
]
}'Models you can request
MiniMax M3
Long-context coding, multimodal workflows, benchmark-driven evaluation
MiniMax M2.7
High-capability general text tasks where you still want MiniMax family coverage
MiniMax M2.5
Balanced general workloads and compatibility-oriented routing
MiniMax M2
Legacy or lower-tier MiniMax integration paths that still need one access layer
Why buy through this site
If a user already knows they want MiniMax, the main friction is rarely model awareness. It is onboarding friction: where to start, which docs matter, which model ID to use, how to test quickly, and who to ask when the first request fails.
This page should convert that demand into a cleaner API relay offer. Users come here for a shorter path to first response, direct support during launch, and one place to handle MiniMax model access.
Step 01
Tell us your use case, expected volume, and whether you need MiniMax M3, M2.7, M2.5, or M2. We align you to the right route first instead of sending you through generic docs.
Step 02
We provide the relay endpoint, authentication details, and model naming you should use from your app, backend job, or internal tool.
Step 03
Use the sample payload on this page, test a real call, then move into your own product flow with support still available if responses or quotas need tuning.
Final call
Start with support if you want relay access, pricing details, or model routing guidance. If you still need to validate the model first, use the Playground and come back here after one real test.