Xiaomi launches subscription Token Plan for MiMo
Xiaomi has launched four monthly subscription tiers for its MiMo-V2 models, priced from $6 to $100, to replace pay-as-you-go billing with costs developers can predict.
Xiaomi announced the MiMo Token Plan, a subscription for its MiMo-V2 models. The company says pay-as-you-go billing leaves developers unsure what each call will cost, and the plan is meant to fix that.
The page's headline promises three new MiMo-V2.6 models, but the announcement doesn't describe any. It covers only pricing and packaging for existing models.
Usage is measured in a single credit system, with each model charged at a different rate per token:
- mimo-v2-omni (256K context): 1 credit per token
- mimo-v2-pro (up to 256K context): 2 credits per token
- mimo-v2-pro (256K–1M context): 4 credits per token
- mimo-v2-tts: free for a limited time
There are four tiers. Lite costs ¥39 in China or $6 overseas per month for 60M credits. Standard costs ¥99 or $16 for 200M, Pro costs ¥329 or $50 for 700M, and Max costs ¥659 or $100 for 1.6B. Xiaomi estimates each tier covers roughly 120, 400, 1,400 and 3,200 "medium to complex tasks" respectively. It doesn't say what counts as one task. The first purchase gets a one-time 12% discount.
Xiaomi says the plans have no 5-hour usage cap, so users can spend credits in heavy bursts. Subscribers also get early access to test new models. The plan is built to work with coding agents including Claude Code, OpenClaw, OpenCode, Kilo Code and Cline.
Auto-renewal, plan upgrades and more usage-management options are still in development. Xiaomi didn't publish benchmarks or any new model details.