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Step 3.5 Flash 2603

StepFunOpen WeightApache 2.0 · Commercial OK

Description

Step-3.5-Flash is StepFun's fast, cost-effective text model optimized for quick inference. Built on their Step3 architecture, it offers strong performance across text tasks with low latency and efficient token usage, ideal for production workloads requiring speed and cost efficiency.

Release Date
2026-04-02
Parameters
196.0B
Context Length
256K
Modalities
image, text

Capability Radar

26
general
39
coding
83
reasoning
56
science
70
agents
80
multimodal

Rankings

Domain#RankScoreSource
Agentic Capability31
55.0
LS
Code Ranking163
61.0
AA
General Ranking151
62.0
AA
Science137
64.0
AA

Benchmark Scores (LLM Stats)

(LLM Stats (zeroeval))

Agents

Tau-bench88.2%SR
BrowseCompOpenAI (2025)69.0%SR
Terminal-Bench 2.0Stanford × Laude Institute (2026)51.0%SR

Code

SWE-Bench Verified74.4%SR

General

LiveCodeBench v686.4%SR

Math

AIME 202597.3%SR
IMO-AnswerBench85.4%SR

AA Evaluation Indices

(Artificial Analysis)
Intelligence Index(Artificial Analysis)
26.5
Tau2(Sierra + U Toronto + Vector Institute (2025))
0.9
Gpqa(NYU + Cohere + Anthropic (2023))
0.8
Ifbench(Google Research (2023))
0.7
Lcr(Artificial Analysis)
0.6
Scicode(UIUC + Argonne National Lab (2024))
0.4
Terminalbench Hard(Stanford × Laude Institute (2026))
0.3
Hle(Center for AI Safety + Scale AI (2025))
0.2

LLM Stats Category Scores

(LLM Stats (zeroeval))
Math
90
Reasoning
80
General
80
Search
70
Frontend Development
70
Agents
70
Tool Calling
70
Code
60

Pricing

Input Price$0.1 / 1M tokens
Output Price$0.3 / 1M tokens
Blended Price (3:1)$0.15 / 1M tokens
Cache Read Price$0.02 / 1M tokens

Speed

Tokens/sec0.0
Time to First Token0.00s
Time to Answer0.00s

Provider Price Ranking

Provider Price Ranking

4 providers

Cheapest: StepFunMost Expensive: EmpirioLabs AI
ProviderInputOutput
1StepFunCheapest
$0
$0
2StepFun (China)
$0.1
$0.3
3StepFun (Global)
$0.1
$0.3
4EmpirioLabs AI
$0.1
$0.3

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