Ministral 3.0 3B Pricing, Benchmarks, Latency & Providers

Performance

Core latency and throughput trends from recent traffic.

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Quickstart

Start calling this model with endpoint-specific examples.

Step 1

Get an API key

Create an API key inSettingsKeysand store it asAI_STATS_API_KEY

Keep it server-side, never commit it, and rotate it immediately if exposed.

Step 2

Send the request

Choose a supported endpoint, pick a main language, then select the example style you want to copy.

Streaming

import AIStats from '@ai-stats/sdk';

const client = new AIStats({
  apiKey: process.env.AI_STATS_API_KEY,
});

const response = await client.generateResponse({
    "model": "mistral/ministral-3-3b",
    "input": "Give me one fun fact about cURL.",
    "service_tier": "standard"
});

const outputText = response.output
  ?.flatMap((item) => item.content ?? [])
  .find((item) => item.type === "output_text")
  ?.text;

console.log(outputText ?? response);

Accepted IDsClick to use and copy

Parameters

Aggregated across active providers for the responses route.

Routing will select a compatible provider when a parameter narrows availability, so this list stays model-facing instead of provider-facing.

View all parameters

Parameter	Description
`temperature`	Controls how random token selection can be.
`top_p`	Applies nucleus sampling by limiting candidates to a probability mass threshold.
`max_tokens`	Caps output length on endpoints and providers that use the max_tokens field name.
`frequency_penalty`	Discourages repeated tokens in proportion to how often they already appeared.
`presence_penalty`	Encourages the model to explore new wording or topics after they first appear.
`seed`	Requests deterministic sampling when the upstream provider supports seeded generation.
`stop`	Defines one or more sequences that terminate generation early.
`tool_choice`	Controls which tool, if any, the model should call.
`tools`	Defines callable tools or functions the model can invoke.
`response_format`	Requests plain text, JSON, or schema-constrained output formats.
`structured_outputs`	Capability signal for reliable schema-constrained output workflows.