Short answer: Kimi’s current Moonshot Together rules describe a referral draw, not a guaranteed discount. The published prize mix is heavily weighted toward three-day-equivalent membership credits, while the 30-day and 365-day tiers require a draw chance earned from a paid subscription task.
AIHackers publishes no Kimi referral URL or personal invitation CTA on this page. Account eligibility, invitation binding, draw redemption, and prize delivery remain not-run.
Current prize odds
The live rules list five Andante membership-credit equivalents:
| Prize tier | Published probability | Which draw chances qualify |
|---|---|---|
| 3-day equivalent | 95% | Registration or subscription task |
| 7-day equivalent | 4% | Registration or subscription task |
| 15-day equivalent | 0.94% | Registration or subscription task |
| 30-day equivalent | 0.05% | Subscription task only |
| 365-day equivalent | 0.01% | Subscription task only |
Each draw is independent. The live page controls the probability at the moment of entry, so these numbers are a dated August 20 snapshot rather than a permanent expected return.
How a draw chance is earned
The rules describe two task types:
- Registration task: after binding to the inviter, the invited individual must download and sign in to the Kimi mobile or desktop client within three hours.
- Subscription task: after binding to the inviter, the invited individual must complete and pay for a Kimi membership within 24 hours.
Both participants can receive one draw chance when the task succeeds, but the invited account must be an individual account; enterprise-to-enterprise participation does not earn chances under the current rules. The same invitee can count only once per task type, and Kimi applies account, phone, email, device, and behavior checks.
The 30-day and 365-day prizes are subscription-only. A draw chance earned from the registration task cannot win either tier.
Credits are not guaranteed days of service
The prize names describe the quantity of Andante-equivalent membership credits. They do not promise that access will last exactly 3, 7, 15, 30, or 365 calendar days. Credits can be consumed sooner, and the rules say all awards expire on December 31, 2026 if unused.
Prizes are account-bound, non-transferable, and not a cash rebate. The rules say expired awards are not reissued. This is also separate from Kimi Platform API billing and from ordinary Kimi Code subscription capacity.
What remains untested
AIHackers has not supplied or redeemed an invitation, registered a new account, bought a membership through the campaign, used a draw chance, or reconciled an award against an account ledger. Those states remain not-run, including:
- signed-in campaign availability and region/payment access;
- invitation binding and task completion;
- the draw interface and displayed odds on an eligible account;
- award delivery, deduction order, expiry display, and redemption; and
- subscription renewal or cancellation behavior after participation.
A direct live-source review supports timely publication. Exact HTTPS/HTTP CDX and parent-wildcard checks found no replayable Kimi capture, while the August 20 save endpoint returned a snapshot location that did not replay (404) during verification. Archive status therefore remains archive-pending; the raw attempts are retained in the dated verification package.
Buying guidance
Do not subscribe solely for the draw. Buy Kimi only if the current membership is useful at the checkout price without a prize, then treat a draw chance as a variable promotion. Save the live terms and final checkout before paying.
The Kimi access guide owns current membership and API separation. The Deals ledger tracks active promotion mechanics, while the LLM cost-saving playbook explains why a promotion should not override accepted-result cost or routing evidence. The older Kimi haggling guide remains dated February history and is not current buying advice.
Source
- Moonshot/Kimi: Moonshot Together rules — live primary rules rechecked August 20, 2026; archive
archive-pendingafter exact, protocol, wildcard, save, and replay checks.
Last verified: August 20, 2026. Odds, eligibility, task windows, credit treatment, expiry, and campaign availability can change.