As recorded at collection: U2 Flash API, free calls for new and existing users
As recorded at collection: The U2 Flash API from Unisound MaaS provides free calls to new and existing users during the event. The original text states that it can be used by signing up at maas.unisound.com, completing real-name verification, and then creating a pay-as-you-go API key.
- What you get
- Free U2 Flash calls for new and existing users during the event
- Price
- To be confirmed
- Valid until
- Limited to the event period, exact end date not specified
- Requirements
- This applies to both new and existing users. The original text says that it can be used after verifying your real name during the sign-up process. You need to create a pay-as-you-go API key. It also says that the Anthropic method is supported, but the author has not tested it. The original text explains that if requests do not work, it may be due to agent restrictions.
Details
This deal lets both new and existing users make free calls to the U2 Flash model offered on the official Unisound MaaS site. The model ID is u2-flash. The author says the model handles requests well and responds at about 50 to 70 tokens per second. The official information lists a 1M conversation context, 128000 output, and reasoning levels of off, minimal, low, nedium, high, and xhigh.
Go to maas.unisound.com, sign up, and complete the real-name verification process described in the original post. Create a pay-as-you-go API key (an authentication string required to use the service) to call U2 Flash. It says you can connect using OpenAI Completions or OpenAI Responses, and that Anthropic mode is also supported, though the author says they have not tested that mode.
The free offering is limited to the event period, but the original text does not specify an exact end date. It applies to both new and existing users, and the original text explains that there are few separate restrictions on the model. It also notes that if a request does not work, it may be due to agent limitations.
Sources and verification history
- Collection channel
- linux.do
- Collected at
- September 30, 2026, 21:13 KST
- First published
- Updated
- Source
- linux.do/t/topic/2971929
- Updates
- October 09, 06:13 · Free-use period specified as ending on October 30