Model
Qwen3 235B (instruct)
EU sovereignEU Sovereign · 90/100Call Qwen3 235B (instruct) through an OpenAI-compatible API hosted in Europe: licence, real per-token price, hosting jurisdiction.
€0.105
Input — per 100k tokens
€0.315
Output — per 100k tokens
Specifications
- API model id
- qwen3-235b
- Availability
- Live
- Hosting jurisdiction
- EU sovereign
- Served via
- scaleway
- Publisher
- Qwen
- Parameters
- 235B (22B active)
Open weights & AI Act facts
Factual characteristics of this model's weights — stated, not certified. Under the EU AI Act, whether a deployment is compliant depends on the model, your role and your use case.
- Open weights
- Weights public and freely executable
- AI Act class
- GPAI — general-purpose AI
- Systemic risk
- Below the systemic-risk threshold
- Data retention
- Zero prompt / completion retention
Compliance evidence
Provider facts for this model's serving path, as verified and documented by Frontière AI. Dates reflect the most recent documented audit of each fact.
Last verified: 2026-07-29
- Provider / operator
- Scaleway Managed Inference
- Country
- France
- Ownership / control
- EU-controlled — no non-EU capital control
- Jurisdiction
- EU (observed serving region)
- Deployment
- Managed cloud inference
- Data retention
- Zero prompt / completion retention
Frontière AI retains neither prompts nor completions from API calls; processing is structured to fit a short DPA (Art. 28 GDPR). DPA and subprocessor documentation available on request.
What its label means
This model runs on a provider with no non-EU capital or jurisdictional control, so a US court order cannot compel access to what it processes for you. That is the SecNumCloud principle: what decides exposure is who controls the operating company, not where the servers sit.
How we draw the line: GDPR vs. the CLOUD Act →Sovereignty Score — 90/100
Deterministic 0–100 score computed from the five factors below — ownership, hosting jurisdiction, cloud-provider control, data retention, deployment control. Full methodology: How Frontière AI determines sovereignty →
- Operating-company ownership
- 40/40
- Hosting jurisdiction (observed)
- 30/30
- Cloud-provider control
- 10/15
- Data retention
- 10/10
- Deployment control
- 0/5
Effective provider assessed: scaleway.
Calling it
The API is OpenAI-compatible. Change base_url and the key, then use this model id:
client = OpenAI(
base_url="https://getfrontiereai.eu/api/v1",
api_key=os.environ["FRONTIERE_KEY"],
)
reply = client.chat.completions.create(
model="qwen3-235b",
messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Bonjour"}],
)One key covers the whole catalog — you switch models by changing a single string.
API reference →Pricing
The price you see is the price debited from your prepaid balance, margin included — not an infrastructure cost. No subscription: top up from €10, calls stop at zero.
FAQ
Is Qwen3 235B (instruct) GDPR-compliant on Frontière AI?
Yes. Qwen3 235B (instruct) is served through scaleway, a provider with no non-EU capital control, so your prompts stay beyond the reach of a US court order. Frontière AI additionally stores neither prompts nor completions from API calls — only the token counts billing requires.
How much does Qwen3 235B (instruct) cost?
€0.105 per 100,000 input tokens and €0.315 per 100,000 output tokens — margin included, that is the amount debited from your prepaid balance. No subscription: you top up from €10 and calls stop when the balance reaches zero.
How do I call Qwen3 235B (instruct) from my code?
The API is OpenAI-compatible: point base_url at https://getfrontiereai.eu/api/v1, swap the key, and pass “qwen3-235b” as the model field. Your SDK, scripts and tools keep working, streaming included.
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Call it in minutes
Create an account, top up €10, change two lines.