GLM-5.2, run in Paris by Scaleway.
GLM-5.2 is an open-weight model by Zhipu / Z.ai that works with text, released under the MIT licence. On Evanesca, Scaleway runs it in Paris: your prompts are processed in France, and Evanesca keeps no copy of them.
Checked on 20 Oct 2026
GLM-5.2
by Zhipu / Z.ai · MIT
- Input / M
- €3.024
- Output / M
- €9.24
- Quick question
- €0.0046
Prices per million tokens, VAT included. Quick question: 300 tokens in, 400 out.
The model at a glance
- Maker
Zhipu / Z.ai
- Licence
- MIT
- Size
- 753B parameters
- Context
- 256k tokens as the operator announces it
- Type
- Text
- Tool calling
- Yes measured by a real call
- Reasoning
- Yes — it thinks before answering those tokens are billed as output
- Run by
- Scaleway Scaleway SAS, Paris — iliad group, no US parent
- Where it runs
- Paris, France
- Checks
- 6/6 All six: Licence, Provenance, Security, GDPR, Benchmarks and Live test
- Price
- €3.024 per million input tokens · €9.24 per million output tokens VAT included; reasoning tokens count as output
- Open weights
- Yes published by the maker: an operator can run the model
- Model card
- huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.2
Where your prompts go
Here is the route of a message sent to GLM-5.2, end to end. No call to the model leaves Europe: not as a backup, not when servers are busy.
- From your browser to EvanescaEvanesca passes your message straight on to Scaleway. It stores neither the prompt nor the answer: both stay in memory only while the answer is written.
- Scaleway, ParisScaleway runs GLM-5.2 in Paris, France. It is a French company with no US parent: out of the CLOUD Act's direct reach. Scaleway may keep and read requests that cause errors or look abusive, for up to 14 days (Scaleway's data privacy page).
- Back to you, with its passportThe answer comes back with its passport: model, operator, country, and what was kept. Your history lives in your browser; about this message, Evanesca keeps only billing data — tokens and cost.
What it costs
€3.024 per million input tokens and €9.24 per million output tokens, VAT included. Three typical exchanges on GLM-5.2:
| Example | Tokens in | Tokens out | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| A quick question | 300 | 400 | €0.0046 |
| A long document to summarise | 15,000 | 800 | €0.0528 |
| A message late in a long conversation | 40,000 | 2,000 | €0.1394 |
€2 of credit covers about 430 quick questions on this model. Reasoning tokens count as output, so a model that thinks first can cost more than these examples. The exact cost of each answer shows under it. All prices.
Licence
Zhipu / Z.ai publishes GLM-5.2 under the MIT licence. MIT is a permissive open-source licence: it allows commercial use.
The official model card is the reference.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does GLM-5.2 run on Evanesca?
In Paris, France, on Scaleway's servers. Scaleway is a French company with no US parent, so your prompts stay out of the CLOUD Act's direct reach. No call to the model leaves Europe: not as a backup, not when servers are busy.
Does Evanesca keep what I send to GLM-5.2?
No. The prompt and the answer stay in memory only while the answer is written, and your history lives in your browser; about your messages, Evanesca keeps only billing data — tokens and cost. Scaleway may keep and read requests that cause errors or look abusive, for up to 14 days (Scaleway's data privacy page).
How much does GLM-5.2 cost?
€3.024 per million input tokens and €9.24 per million output tokens, VAT included. A quick question — 300 tokens in, 400 out — costs about €0.0046. There is no subscription: credit starts at €2.
Can GLM-5.2 call tools?
Yes: a real call through Scaleway returned proper tool calls (function calling).
Which licence is GLM-5.2 under?
MIT. MIT is a permissive open-source licence: it allows commercial use.
Which checks has GLM-5.2 passed?
6 of 6: Licence, Provenance, Security, GDPR, Benchmarks and Live test. Its passport shows the same stamps; how each check works.
Does Zhipu / Z.ai see what I type?
No. Zhipu / Z.ai published the weights, and Scaleway runs them in France: your prompts go to Scaleway's servers, not to Zhipu / Z.ai.