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GLM 4.7

Balanced

The refinement of GLM 4.6 — slightly stronger coding at the same friendly price.

Z.AI
Maker
82/100
Overall
71
Value score
$0.81
Blended /1M
203K
Context
Open
Weights
Pricing: $0.40 in · $1.75 out / 1M tokens · synced from OpenRouter · updated 2026-06-22

Scorecard

Output Quality8.0/10 · 73% community
Agentic Ability8.2/10 · 73% community
Speed8.0/10 · 72% community
Value for $8.9/10 · 77% community
Reliability8.6/10 · 75% community

GLM 4.7 iterates on the wildly popular 4.6 with modest quality gains while keeping the price and 202K context. A safe upgrade path for setups already standardized on GLM for coding.

Strengths
  • Improved coding over 4.6
  • Open weights
  • Great value
Trade-offs
  • Incremental over 4.6
  • 202K context

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GLM 4.7 FAQ

Is GLM 4.7 good for AI agents?
GLM users wanting a small step up from 4.6. On our editorial scoring it rates 8.2/10 for agentic ability and 8.0/10 for output quality. Improved coding over 4.6.
How much does GLM 4.7 cost?
Via OpenRouter, GLM 4.7 is priced at $0.40 in · $1.75 out / 1M tokens — a blended rate of about $0.81 per 1M tokens for typical input-heavy agent use.
What is GLM 4.7's context window?
GLM 4.7 has a 203K-token context window. Z.AI is the maker.
Is GLM 4.7 open source?
Yes — GLM 4.7 ships with open weights, so you can self-host it for privacy or run it through a hosted provider like OpenRouter. That openness is a big reason it's popular in open agent stacks.
What are the downsides of GLM 4.7?
The main trade-offs: incremental over 4.6; 202k context. It's strongest for glm users wanting a small step up from 4.6.

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