As recorded at collection: 0.05 times the official price of the Luna Max relay API service
As recorded at collection: This review says Luna Max can be used through an intermediary API service, a third-party service that provides access in place of the official API, for about 0.05 times the official price (about 95% off). Data reliability and account stability are not guaranteed.
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- What you get
- 0.05 times the official price of Luna Max (about 95% off)
- Price
- About 0.05 times the official price (about 95% off)
- Valid until
- To be confirmed
- Requirements
- Third-party intermediary API service · Data reliability and account stability not guaranteed · DeepSeek multimodal features (such as image input) not supported · Access may be interrupted if the operating policy changes or the operator is no longer available · Risk of terms-of-service violations and account suspension
Details
An intermediary API service (中转站) is a third-party service that provides access in place of the official API. It offers the Luna Max product for about 0.05 times the official price, according to reviews saying that advanced AI models can be used at an almost free price.
Usually, you sign up for an intermediary service and then select the Luna Max option. However, the specific signup and usage procedures and the end date for this service need to be verified. Since it is operated by a third party, take care to protect your official account and payment information.
Questions have been raised about whether the data is reliable, and data reliability and account stability are not guaranteed. DeepSeek models do not yet support multimodal features (such as image input), which limits their use and can be inconvenient. Access may be interrupted if the operating policy changes or the operator disappears. There is also a risk of terms-of-service violations or account suspension.
Sources and verification history
- Collection channel
- linux.do
- Collected at
- August 4, 2026, 06:39 KST
- First published
- Updated