Kimi K3 License Allegedly Demands Up to 30% Revenue Share, Sparking Debate
philfung · x · 2026-08-07
A recent tweet highlighted that the Kimi K3 license seeks a revenue share of up to 30%. The author questioned the viability of this pricing model, doubting that any company would be willing to give up such a massive portion of its revenue just to use the LLM.
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