Model registry / StepFun / Step / Step 3.7 Flash
Step 3.7 Flash
Newer StepFun flash model for faster agents, coding, and multimodal prompts
Line
Step
Weights
Open
Released
2026-05-29
Context
256K
Input
$0.185 / 1M
Output
$1.11 / 1M
Max output
256K
Coverage
1 signal
Overview
Step 3.7 Flash is a newer StepFun flash model designed for faster agents, coding, and multimodal prompts. It belongs to the step line, succeeding Step 3.5 Flash 2603. It has a context window of 256000 tokens and a max output of 256000 tokens. Weights are open. It supports reasoning mode and tool calling. It accepts image, text, and video inputs and returns text. Pricing starts at $0.185 per million input tokens and $1.11 per million output tokens, with cached input at $0.03 per million tokens.
Specs
Pricing
Against Step 3.5 Flash 2603: input $0.10 to $0.185, output $0.30 to $1.11, cached input $0.02 to $0.03.
Range across the hosts that serve it: up to $0.22 per 1M input tokens.
Strengths
- 256k token context and output
- Reasoning mode and tool calling
- Accepts image, text, and video
- Open weights for self-hosting
- Served by 18 hosts
Best for
- Reach for it for building agentic workflows
- Reach for it for coding assistance
- Reach for it for multimodal prompts with images or video
- Reach for it for long-context tasks up to 256k tokens
How to access
18 hosts serve this model at the price above · the maker's documentation
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FAQ
- What is the context window?
- 256000 tokens input and output.
- Does it support reasoning and tool calling?
- Yes, it has reasoning mode and tool calling.
- What are the input and output prices?
- From $0.185 per million input tokens and $1.11 per million output tokens, with cached input from $0.03 per million.