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gemini-3.6-flash

Google/Proprietary/2 providers

Gemini 3.6 Flash is the latest Flash model in the Gemini series, delivering frontier level intelligence at high speed and low cost. Built for the agentic era, it excels at sub agent deployment, multi step workflows, and long horizon tasks at scale.More

Which id to call

gemini-3.6-flash

Requesty routes this id across every provider serving gemini-3.6-flash, picking on price and health and failing over automatically. The id stays valid when a provider changes underneath it.

From /1M input

$0.38

Google LLC (Gemini API)

Context

1.0M

66K output

Endpoints

4

1 region

Price spread

4.0x

4 endpoints

Capabilities 6/8

VisionReasoningTool callingCachingWeb searchJSON schemaComputer useImage generation

4 endpoints / 1 region

Providers serving gemini-3.6-flash

Provider prices, per 1M tokens. Pay as you go adds 5%, or 0% on your own keys.

Providers serving gemini-3.6-flash, with pricing and measured performance. The best value in each column is highlighted.
RankPrivacy
1Google LLC (Gemini API)Global1.0M$0.38$1.88$0.04zdr
2Google LLC (Vertex AI)Global1.0M$0.38$1.88$0.04zdr
3Google LLC (Gemini API)Global1.0M$1.50$7.00$0.15zdr
4Google LLC (Vertex AI)Global1.0M$1.50$7.00$0.15zdr

A column is blank where no qualifying sample exists, and every row links to that provider's endpoint page.

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Which id to call

One base url, https://router.requesty.ai/v1, and one key for every id here.

gemini-3.6-flash

Requesty routes this id across every provider serving gemini-3.6-flash, picking on price and health and failing over automatically. The id stays valid when a provider changes underneath it.

OpenAI compatible

Call it in three lines

Change the base url, use your Requesty key, set the model to any id on the left. Existing OpenAI SDK code needs no other edit.

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from openai import OpenAI client = OpenAI( api_key="YOUR_REQUESTY_API_KEY", base_url="https://router.requesty.ai/v1", ) response = client.chat.completions.create( model="gemini-3.6-flash", messages=[ {"role": "user", "content": "Explain quantum computing in one paragraph."}, ], ) print(response.choices[0].message.content)

Artificial Analysis

Benchmark scores

Coding Indexcoding
69.2%

Artificial Analysis Coding Index: a composite of coding evaluations including LiveCodeBench, SciCode and Terminal-Bench.

GPQA Diamondreasoning
92.8%

Graduate-level physics, chemistry & biology questions designed to resist Googling.

Intelligence Indexreasoning
34.0%

Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index: a composite of multiple evaluations measuring overall model capability.

Scores from artificialanalysis.ai. They measure the model, not the provider, so they are the same on every endpoint above.

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Reference

gemini-3.6-flash questions

Which providers serve gemini-3.6-flash?

gemini-3.6-flash is available from 2 providers through Requesty: Google LLC (Gemini API), Google LLC (Vertex AI). All endpoints share one OpenAI-compatible API and one key, and Requesty fails over between them automatically.

How much does gemini-3.6-flash cost?

Pricing starts at $0.38 per million input tokens and $1.88 per million output tokens on Google LLC (Gemini API), the cheapest endpoint. Prices vary by provider and region; the table above shows every endpoint. Those are the upstream provider rates: pay as you go adds 5% on top, or 0% if you bring your own provider keys.

Is gemini-3.6-flash open weights?

No. gemini-3.6-flash is a proprietary model from Google, served through Google's own API and licensed cloud platforms.

What is the context window of gemini-3.6-flash?

gemini-3.6-flash supports up to 1.0M tokens of context, with up to 66K output tokens per response. Some providers expose a smaller window; check the per-endpoint context column above.

How do I use gemini-3.6-flash with the OpenAI SDK?

Install the OpenAI SDK, set base_url to "https://router.requesty.ai/v1", set your API key to your Requesty key, and set the model to "gemini-3.6-flash" or any endpoint id from the table above. The quickstart section shows Python, JavaScript and cURL snippets.

Should I call gemini-3.6-flash by its managed id or a provider id?

Use the managed id, "gemini-3.6-flash". Requesty picks which of the 2 providers serves each request based on price and health, and fails over when one degrades, so the id keeps working while the routing changes underneath it. Send a provider id like "google/gemini-3.6-flash:flex" only when you need one specific deployment and want no failover.

Route gemini-3.6-flash through one endpoint

One key for 2 providers on this model and 600+ others. No markup on provider prices, automatic failover, caching built in.

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