Did this plan quietly get worse?
Plan events, dated and sourced.
Every price move, ceiling change, model-list update, launch and discontinuation we log for the tracked plans — plus the corrections we make to our own data. History is un-copyable backwards: the changelog starts at the typed data layer (2026-08-02) and grows from here. Subscribe via RSS for new entries.
Events logged
305
Providers tracked
31
Stability index
Plan events by provider · last 90 days
The price, ceiling, model, policy, launch, incident and discontinuation events logged in the window — a signal for activity, not a verdict. Segments show the direction: worse, better, or neutral / announced. Read the timeline below for detail.
| Provider | Events / 90d | Reading |
|---|---|---|
| CommandCode | 36 | 6 worse24 better6 neutral |
| OpenCode | 28 | 6 worse18 better4 neutral |
| OpenAI | 20 | 2 worse7 better11 neutral |
| Cursor | 19 | 3 worse8 better8 neutral |
| LLM Gateway DevPass | 18 | 1 worse11 better6 neutral |
| Ozore | 17 | 1 worse8 better8 neutral |
| Nous Portal | 15 | 1 worse10 better4 neutral |
| QwenCloud | 10 | 5 better5 neutral |
| X.AI | 10 | 4 worse3 better3 neutral |
| Claude | 8 | 2 worse2 better4 neutral |
| Cline | 7 | 2 worse4 better1 neutral |
| GitHub Copilot | 7 | 3 better4 neutral |
| MiniMax | 7 | 3 worse1 better3 neutral |
| Neural Watt | 7 | 1 worse2 better4 neutral |
| Ollama | 7 | 1 worse5 better1 neutral |
| Phoenix Grove | 7 | 1 worse4 better2 neutral |
| Yolo-Auto | 7 | 1 worse2 better4 neutral |
| Muse Code | 6 | 3 better3 neutral |
| ZenMux | 6 | 2 better4 neutral |
| Charm Hyper | 5 | 1 worse1 better3 neutral |
| Kimi | 5 | 1 worse4 better |
| NanoGPT | 5 | 1 worse1 better3 neutral |
| Standard Compute | 5 | 1 worse1 better3 neutral |
| Synthetic | 5 | 4 better1 neutral |
| Google AI | 4 | 1 worse1 better2 neutral |
| Z.ai | 4 | 2 better2 neutral |
| BytePlus | 3 | 1 better2 neutral |
| StepFun | 3 | 1 worse1 better1 neutral |
| Xiaomi MiMo | 3 | 1 better2 neutral |
| Mistral | 1 | 1 better |
| Silk Compute | 1 | 1 neutral |
Timeline
All logged events
12 Nov 2026
- PolicyClaude
Anthropic’s Usage Policy, effective Nov 12, 2026, adds a resale/proxy prohibition to its “Do Not Abuse Our Platform” list: “Resell, proxy, or otherwise provide access to Claude through unauthorized means, including services that route requests through consumer subscriptions or misrepresent the product or client being used.” The clause is new in this version — the policy in force before it (effective September 15, 2025) contained no resale, reseller-access or proxy wording at all, only a reference to “authorized resellers or passthrough access” in its scope paragraph. It bears on the consumer subscriptions tracked here (Pro, Max 5x, Max 20x), whose access Anthropic grants to the account holder. Anthropic states the rule and nothing more: the policy does not say what it means for a subscriber running their own subscription through a third-party client, and no vendor clarification is published, so no harness-level reading is recorded. No plan price, cap, roster or per-token rate moves.
The Usage Policy in force until 2026-11-11 (effective September 15, 2025) carried no resale or proxy clause — its “Do Not Abuse Our Platform” list had no equivalent item → The Nov 12, 2026 Usage Policy adds: “Resell, proxy, or otherwise provide access to Claude through unauthorized means, including services that route requests through consumer subscriptions or misrepresent the product or client being used”
09 Nov 2026
- ModelsOzore
Ozore’s public supported-models endpoint grew its premium tier 37 → 40 and standard tier 26 → 29 (union 63 → 69); no id left either tier and all six additions are billed rows on the credits-pricing table rather than free-only rows, so both the $10 Basic and $35 Pro plans serve them. Plan prices and credit grants are unchanged.
Ozore Basic and Pro served 63 models → Ozore Basic and Pro serve 69 models — Muse Wonder, Kimi K3.1 Pro, Gemini 4 Argon, MiniMax M3.1 Flash, Claude Haiku 5.5 and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 added, nothing removed
- CeilingOzore
The provider’s discount shrank on two billed rows — Claude Sonnet 5.5 35% → 10% off list $2.00/$10.00 and GPT-5.5 35% → 5% off list $5.00/$30.00 — with both list prices unchanged, so the same credits now buy fewer tokens of those models. Every other stored Ozore rate plus the $10/$35 plan prices and $20/$70 credit grants stand.
Claude Sonnet 5.5 billed $1.30/$6.50 per 1M and GPT-5.5 $3.25/$19.50 per 1M → Claude Sonnet 5.5 billed $1.80/$9.00 per 1M and GPT-5.5 $4.75/$28.50 per 1M
08 Nov 2026
- PolicyNanoGPT· Subscription
Site correction: PRO’s long-standing 5% discount on eligible pay-as-you-go text models is now shown on the plan record as Extras (the page reads "5% off paid text models — Applied to eligible pay-as-you-go text models while subscribed"). It is deliberately not in discount/discountBadge, which price the $12 subscription. Price, included-input cap, roster and calculator rates are unchanged.
Plan record carried no usage-discount field — the 5% PAYG benefit existed only in the 2026-09-19 policy event → Extras: "5% off PAYG rates on eligible text models while subscribed"
- PriceQwenCloud
QwenCloud deepened the limited-time new-user price on the Personal Token Plan: Lite now opens at $3/mo (was $6/mo) and Essential at $5/mo (was $10/mo) for first-time subscribers, through November 30, 2026 (UTC+8). The list prices stay $8/mo and $16/mo — that is what the plan records carry in priceUsd — and Standard ($18/mo) and Pro ($68/mo) get no new-user promo.
Limited-time new-user price: Lite $6/mo and Essential $10/mo on top of the $8/mo and $16/mo list prices → Limited-time new-user price: Lite $3/mo and Essential $5/mo, limited to accounts that have never purchased a Token Plan Personal Edition subscription (first subscription only) and available until 23:59:59 on November 30, 2026 (UTC+8); the list prices stay $8/mo and $16/mo, and that list price is what the plan records carry in priceUsd
- ModelsQwenCloud
The docs "Supported models" allowlist for the Personal Token Plan now lists deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017 (canonical DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017), a versioned checkpoint of DeepSeek V4.1 Flash with its own published rate row, so the roster on Lite, Essential, Standard and Pro grows to 11 models.
10 models on Lite, Essential, Standard and Pro — Qwen3.8-Max, Qwen3.7-Max, Qwen3.7-Plus, Qwen3.6-Flash, GLM-5.2, DeepSeek V4 Pro, DeepSeek V4 Flash, Qwen3.8 Flash, GLM-5.3, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash → 11 models — DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 (deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017) joins the Personal allowlist, billed from its own model page at the off-peak row $0.15 input / $0.60 output / $0.015 implicit cache per 1M (peak 2×, off-peak tab served by default)
- PolicyQwenCloud
The limited-time night discount (50% off Credits between 22:00 and 08:00 UTC+8) now also covers deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017, alongside the three DeepSeek ids already in the 50% list; the 60% off night rate on qwen3.8-max and qwen3.8-flash is unchanged.
Limited-time night discount, 22:00–08:00 UTC+8: 60% off Credits for qwen3.8-max and qwen3.8-flash; 50% off for deepseek-v4-pro-0813, deepseek-v4-flash-0731 and deepseek-v4.1-flash → The 50% off list adds deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017; the 60% off pair qwen3.8-max and qwen3.8-flash is unchanged
07 Nov 2026
- PriceCursor
Cursor’s Model pricing table now prints Claude Sonnet 5.5 cache reads at $0.10 per 1M ($2 input / $2.50 cache write / $0.10 cache read / $10 output), half the $0.20 stored since 2026-09-30 and matching the 0.05x base-input multiplier Anthropic’s pricing doc prints for the model. Input, output and cache-write rates, the global-endpoint note and the three plans’ prices are unchanged; the cached-read correction applies to Premium, Super and Ultra, which share this rate table.
Claude Sonnet 5.5 cached read $0.20/1M → Claude Sonnet 5.5 cached read $0.10/1M (0.05x base input)
- PriceCommandCode
CommandCode’s pricing payload now carries cacheReadCost 0.1 for claude-sonnet-5-5 (inputCost 2 / outputCost 10 / cacheWriteCost 2.5 / cacheWrite1hCost 4 unchanged), so the cached read halves from the $0.20 stored on 2026-09-30 and matches Anthropic’s 0.05x base-input multiplier. Applies to GOAT, Pro, Provider, Max 10× and Max 20× (one shared rate table); per-model monthly allowances and plan prices are unchanged.
Claude Sonnet 5.5 cached read $0.20/1M → Claude Sonnet 5.5 cached read $0.10/1M (0.05x base input)
- PriceLLM Gateway DevPass
LLM Gateway’s anthropic mapping for claude-sonnet-5-5 now prints cachedInputPrice 1e-7 per token ($0.10 per 1M, half the 2e-7 stored on 2026-09-30), with cacheWriteInputPrice 2.5e-6 unchanged; the DevPass coding-models row still publishes inputPrice 2e-6 / outputPrice 1e-5 ($2/$10). The cached-read correction applies to Lite, Pro and Max; allowances, the weekly frontier pool and plan prices are unchanged.
Claude Sonnet 5.5 cached read $0.20/1M → Claude Sonnet 5.5 cached read $0.10/1M (0.05x base input)
- PriceZenMux
ZenMux’s catalogue reprices Claude Sonnet 5.5 cache reads: the anthropic/claude-sonnet-5.5 row now carries input_cache_read 0.1 per 1M (was 0.2 on the 2026-09-30 read), with prompt $2, completion $10, 5-minute cache write $2.50, 1-hour cache write $4.00 and the 1M context unchanged. Applies to Builder Starter, Builder Max and Builder Ultra; plan prices and allowances are unchanged.
Claude Sonnet 5.5 cached read $0.20/1M → Claude Sonnet 5.5 cached read $0.10/1M (0.05x base input)
- PriceGitHub Copilot
GitHub Copilot prices premium usage at provider list rates, so the Claude Sonnet 5.5 row follows Anthropic’s list price: cache reads are $0.10 per 1M (0.05x the $2 input), where the row stored $0.20 from a stale $2/$10/$0.20 reading of the same page. The rest of the vendor row ($2 input / $10 output) and the three plans’ prices and premium-request allowances are unchanged.
Claude Sonnet 5.5 cached read $0.20/1M → Claude Sonnet 5.5 cached read $0.10/1M (0.05x base input)
- CeilingNanoGPT· Subscription
NanoGPT PRO swapped the included-input multiplier between GLM 5.3 and GLM 5.2: the “How your weekly allowance works” section now reads 2x on “GLM 5, GLM 5.1, GLM 5.2, Kimi K2.7 Code, DeepSeek V4 Pro / V4 Pro 0813 (including DeepSeek Latest). Regular and Thinking variants count the same.” and 1x on “Every other included text model, such as GLM 5.3 (including GLM Latest), GLM 5.3 Flash, Xiaomi MiMo V2.5 / V2.5 Pro, Kimi K2.5 / K2.6, MiniMax M3.” — the 2026-10-09 dump carried the opposite pairing (GLM 5.3 in the 2x list, GLM 5.2 in the 1x examples), so GLM-5.3’s effective included-input cost halves and GLM-5.2’s doubles. Price ($12/mo), the 60M/week input cap and the model roster are unchanged.
GLM 5.3 and GLM 5.2 counted at 2x / 1x included input tokens → GLM 5.3 at 1x and GLM 5.2 at 2x included input tokens
- ModelsStandard Compute
Standard Compute calculator coverage completed: the 28 catalogue models that had no rate row were priced from pages that print them — OpenAI’s pricing doc (GPT-6.1 Sol / Terra, GPT-6 Luna, GPT-5.6 Sol), Google Cloud’s Gemini pricing page (Gemini 4 Argon at the $2/$10/$0.10 promotional row through 2026-11-30, Gemini 3.5 Flash-Lite $0.30/$2.50/$0.03), DeepSeek’s pricing doc (V4.1 Flash 1017 off-peak $0.15/$0.60/$0.003; the retired V4 Flash Vision Exp id bills at that same Flash price), Anthropic’s pricing doc (Fable 5, Opus 5.5, Haiku 5.5, Sonnet 5.5, Sonnet 5), xAI’s model catalogue (Grok 4.3 $1.25/$2.50/$0.20) and the llmgateway.io/models aggregate the plan’s other rows already cite (GPT-5.6 Terra / Luna, Qwen3.8 Flash, Qwen3.7 Flash / Plus / Max, Qwen 3.8 27B, MiniMax M3.1 Flash, Kimi K3.1 Pro, MiMo V2.6 Flash / Pro and V2.5 / V2.5 Pro, Mistral Large 4). Rows stay proxy confidence — Standard Compute publishes no rates of its own and the budget is spent at provider list. The site-wide result: verify-plans prints 0 new coverage warnings, and UNACKNOWLEDGED_WARNING_BASELINE is 0 so any future unpriced roster row fails the gate.
28 of the 46 catalogue models had no per-model rate — the four plans rendered each of them n/a and verify-plans warned per plan (108 warnings) → 42 of the 46 catalogue models priced from published list rows; Gemini 2.5 Pro, Gemini 2.5 Flash, DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731 and DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813 stay n/a because they are not in the model registry
- ModelsZenMux
ZenMux Builder coverage completed: Claude Opus 5.5, GPT-6.1 Sol, Gemini 4 Argon, Kimi K3.1 Pro, MiniMax M3.1 Flash, Grok 4.7, Step 5 Preview and Claude Haiku 5.5 now carry the rates `zenmux.ai/api/v1/models` publishes for them — base tiers only (GPT-6.1 Sol’s >272K band $4/$15, Grok 4.7’s ≥200K band $4/$12 and Claude Haiku 5.5’s ≥100K band $0.50/$2.50/$0.05 are recorded in the source strings), with cache-write columns set only where the catalogue prints an `input_cache_write_*` key (Gemini 4 Argon, MiniMax M3.1 Flash and Step 5 Preview print none, so they carry no write rate). The separate kimi-k3.1-pro-highspeed catalogue row is a 2x variant and is not used for Kimi K3.1 Pro. Rows stay coarse confidence: the budget is the plan fee and per-model flow burn is unpublished.
8 of the 24 Builder roster models had no flow rate — all three Builder plans rendered them n/a and verify-plans warned per plan (24 warnings) → all 24 roster models priced from ZenMux’s own PAYG catalogue
06 Nov 2026
- Retiredchutes
Chutes stopped selling monthly plans: the 2026-10-08 page still rendered the “Optional monthly plans” block (Plus $10 / Pro $20), while the 2026-11-06 page carries no monthly plan at all — only per-1M-token model rates and Private Chutes GPU hourly pricing — and the FAQ answers “What happens to my existing monthly plan?” with “Monthly plans are no longer sold on chutes.ai. If you already have one, it stays active until the end of your current billing period and then does not renew. After that, your usage is billed pay-as-you-go from your account balance.” and “How does billing work?” with “Billing is pay-as-you-go: top up your account balance and pay only for what you use ... with no subscription and no minimum commitment.”, so Plus and Pro leave the catalog and the provider keeps no subscription product to track; the change was first observed 2026-11-06.
Plus $10/mo and Pro $20/mo — monthly plans sold on chutes.ai → Not sold: Chutes retired monthly plans; usage is pay-as-you-go from account balance, existing plans run out their billing period and do not renew
- CeilingOpenCode
OpenCode lifted DeepSeek V4.1 Flash’s included monthly usage again: both halves of the usage-limits table now read $100 (Go, was $80) and $200 (Go Plus, was $160), so the Go plan’s top-of-range headline moves to $100/mo ($50/wk, $20/5h at the published 50% / 20% fractions) and Go Plus keeps its $240 top. The page’s own request estimates move with it — 43,330 / 108,330 / 216,670 per 5h/week/month resolve to $20 / $50 / $100 at the published $0.000461/request. Every other per-model cap on both tables was re-read and is unchanged; the Go record’s note had Hy3 in its $30 group and now carries the page’s $60 ($240 on Go Plus).
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $80/mo on Go and $160/mo on Go Plus → DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $100/mo on Go and $200/mo on Go Plus
- ModelsOpenCode· Go
OpenCode Go and Go Plus add Hy4, the GA row the docs page lists beside Hy4 preview (hy4-preview) and Hy3: $0.834 input / $2.501 output / $0.042 cached read per 1M with no published cached-write rate, and the page’s own 830 / 71,500 / 295 request shape. Its monthly limit is $60 on Go and $240 on Go Plus, so the Go record’s $15–$100 range, the Go Plus $60–$240 range and both plan headlines are unchanged, and Hy4 preview keeps its own $30 / $120 row. No plan price and no other model’s rate, cap or shape moved.
Go and Go Plus carried Hy4 preview and Hy3, but not the GA Hy4 row → Go and Go Plus add Hy4 — $0.834 input / $2.501 output / $0.042 cached read per 1M, $60/mo limit on Go and $240/mo on Go Plus
04 Nov 2026
- LaunchYolo-Auto· Fleet
Yolo-Auto adds Fleet at $99 a month — a tier above Pro ($39) with three times Pro’s usage allowance at the same 256K context and up to 10x concurrency, billed flat with no credits or overages and the same fair-use ceiling. The Pricing card’s Free tier now reads “Free accounts include 0 requests/week. A paid plan is required for Qwen3.8-27B inference.” — the free tier is not a tracked plan, so no record changes for it. A footnote marks both token allowances: usage limits assume an 87% cache hit rate.
Fleet $99/mo — 3x Pro usage allowance, same 256K context and up to 10x concurrency, flat rate with no per-token billing
- ModelsYolo-Auto
The dedicated Models table publishes qwen3.8-27b — “Qwen3.8-27B. Text, images, and tools on paid plans”, 256K context — as the paid-plan model, and Qwen3.8 Flash no longer appears on it for these plans, so both plan records carry the canonical Qwen3.8-27B name. The yolo (“Optional paid route; server-side target can change”), yolo-small and yolo-128k rows are routes rather than models and stay unstored, as the earlier correction already resolved for the yolo route. Prices ($19 / $39), the daily token allowances and the flat-rate terms are otherwise unchanged; the Builder 128K -> 256K context move is recorded in its own cap entry.
Builder and Pro listed Qwen3.8 Flash (qwen3.8-flash) → Builder and Pro list Qwen3.8-27B (qwen3.8-27b) — 256K context, text, images and tools on paid plans
- CeilingYolo-Auto· Builder
The Builder card now advertises 256K context for repositories and long conversations, up from 128K and matching Pro’s 256K; the ~200M tokens/day allowance, 5x concurrency, the $19 price and the fair-use terms are unchanged. Both daily token figures carry a new footnote — usage limits assume an 87% cache hit rate — which the plan records now note in pricingNotes.
Builder “Flat-rate · 128K context · ~200M tokens/day · up to 5x concurrency · fair use” → Builder “Flat-rate · 256K context · ~200M tokens/day · up to 5x concurrency · fair use”
03 Nov 2026
- ModelsMistral· Pro
Mistral makes Mistral Large 4 the Pro flagship: the model lifecycle table adds it as Public Preview (released 2026-10-06) and names it the successor for both Mistral Medium 3.5 and Mistral Large 3, which it marks deprecated since 2026-10-31 with serving through 2027-04-30. Both deprecated models stay on the roster — the lifecycle table still serves them through 2027-04-30 and no Mistral source shows the plan dropping a model — and Large 4 joins the published API price table at $0.70 input / $0.07 cached / $2.10 output per 1M tokens. Logged better because a new flagship is added and nothing is removed. The Vibe model picker is not reachable without an account (the Vibe Code docs publish only mistral-medium-latest as an example id), so the “+3 more” unlisted remainder is unchanged, and the plan price is unchanged at $14.99.
Mistral Medium 3.5, Mistral Small 4, Mistral Large 3, Codestral, Ministral 3 14B / 8B / 3B (+3 more unlisted) → Mistral Large 4 added as the flagship (mistral-large-4, Public Preview, released 2026-10-06, $0.70 / $0.07 cached / $2.10 per 1M); Mistral Medium 3.5 and Mistral Large 3 kept — both deprecated 2026-10-31 but served through 2027-04-30; roster otherwise unchanged
02 Nov 2026
- PricePhoenix Grove· Pro
Phoenix Grove cuts Pro to $24.95 a month: the redeployed /plan page now server-renders the tier copy — “Pro, $24.95 a month: 165M+ heavy-model tokens (890M+ on light models), 5 agents at once.” — and the tier object in the live bundle carries priceLabel “$24.95” with the same 165M+/890M+ allowance labels and 5 agents. No other tier, allowance or agent count moved: Taster $3.99 (first month free), Basic $12.95, Elite $50, Ultra $99 and Canopy $195 are unchanged, as are the 3/5/6/7/8 agent counts and the standard/light token labels on every tier.
Pro $25/mo → Pro $24.95/mo
- ModelsPhoenix Grove
Phoenix Grove refreshes its model catalog from the live bundle plus the now-public /v1/models JSON: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017, Ling 3.1 Flash and Nemotron 3.5 Super VL join every Basic+ plan, Qwen 3.8 2.4T is dropped after disappearing from the bundle catalog, /v1/models and the published relative-draw table alike, and Taster goes from four to five floor models with DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017. Logged better because subscribers gain three models while the only drop is one id absent from every live source: the published draw table has no rows for Ling 3.1 Flash or Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, so both draws are computed by the table’s own definition (mean of the listed input/output rate ratios — (0.38/0.65 + 1.15/2)/2 = 0.58 and (0.13/0.65 + 0.5/2)/2 = 0.23), DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 carries a published 0.19x row, and Nemotron 3.5 Super VL (image input on a text model) is a new entry in the site’s model registry. The bundle catalog is 22 publicIds, 20 of them text-serving once the TTS and embedding pool members are excluded, mapping to 18 canonical names (up from 16) because the checkpoint twins deepseek-v4-flash/-0731 and deepseek-v4-pro/-0813 stay folded into the single canonical names.
Catalog: 16 canonical names on Basic+ incl. Qwen 3.8 2.4T; Taster = DeepSeek V4.1 Flash + DeepSeek V4 Flash + GLM 5.3 Flash + MiMo V2.6 Flash → Catalog: 18 canonical names on Basic+ — DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017, Ling 3.1 Flash and Nemotron 3.5 Super VL added; Qwen 3.8 2.4T dropped (absent from the bundle catalog, from /v1/models and from the published draw table); Taster adds DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 (five floor models)
- PricePhoenix Grove
Phoenix Grove raises GLM-5.3-Flash’s row on the published relative-draw table (usage-rates doc) from 0.16x to 0.31x: a token of that model now draws about twice the tier allowance it did, so every GLM-5.3-Flash row on the pgsgrove plans yields roughly half the requests per month — on every tier, Taster’s Flash-unit allowance included. The table still has 13 rows: every other published one reads unchanged (deepseek-v4-flash / -0731 0.15x, gemma-4-31b 0.25x, minimax-m3 0.67x, deepseek-v4.1-flash 0.40x, glm-5.2 1.00x, nemotron-3-ultra 1.20x, qwen-3.8-27b 1.38x, kimi-k2.6 1.84x, deepseek-v4-pro / -0813 2.09x, glm-5.3 2.53x, kimi-k3 6.65x), with deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017 the one added row; no plan price, allowance or roster moved as part of this draw-table change (the Pro price cut and the catalog refresh above are separate events).
GLM-5.3-Flash relative draw 0.16x per token → GLM-5.3-Flash relative draw 0.31x per token
01 Nov 2026
- CeilingClaude
Anthropic renamed the individual tier line-up on claude.com/pricing: “Max 5x” is now “Max” and “Max 20x” is now “Ultra”, with every plan id in the catalog unchanged — the Ultra support article (support.claude.com/en/articles/17728952-what-is-the-ultra-plan) states “The Max 20x plan is now called the Ultra plan. Existing Max 20x subscribers move to Ultra automatically, with no price change.” and “The Ultra plan includes 10 times the Pro plan’s usage every week. Verified Ultra accounts don’t have a five-hour limit.” In the “Models and usage” matrix the five-hour row for Ultra now reads “No 5-hour limit” and the weekly row reads 10x for Ultra and 5x for Max, so the top tier’s published weekly multiplier moves 20× → 10× Pro. The $100 and $200 monthly prices are unchanged, as are the $100/month (Max) and $200/month (Ultra) Claude Platform API credits. The Pro card now prices its annual discount ($17/mo equivalent, $200 billed up front) and the Pro monthly price stays $20. No model roster changed: the matrix still publishes the Fable / Opus / Sonnet / Haiku family rows exactly as at the 2026-10-06 read, and the Fable row still reads 50% of weekly limits, so no calculator figure moves.
Max 5x — 5× Pro at $100/mo · Max 20x — 20× Pro at $200/mo · Pro yearly: $200 billed up front → Max — 5× Pro every 5 hours and every week at $100/mo · Ultra — no 5-hour limit for verified accounts, 10× Pro every week at $200/mo · Pro yearly: $17/mo equivalent, $200 billed up front
31 Oct 2026
- RetiredX.AI· SuperGrok Lite
SuperGrok Lite ($10/mo) is no longer sold to new customers: grok.com/supergrok — the URL the plan was sourced from — now answers 307 with a redirect to grok.com/subscription, and the destination sells only The X Subscription cards (Plus $8 / Premium $30 / Super $100 / Ultra $200, the four tiers already catalogued under Cursor); no Lite, SuperGrok or Heavy tier exists anywhere in that page, and the same URL still served the SuperGrok feature page on 2026-10-14, so the redirect landed between then and 2026-10-31. The xAI pricing docs state "New self-serve customers choose from The X Subscription plans. Existing Cursor, SuperGrok, and X Premium plans continue. Switching is optional." (docs.x.ai/x-subscription/pricing), so the catalog row is paused (grandfathered) rather than deleted — an existing subscriber keeps SuperGrok Lite at the stored $10/mo, while new buyers are pointed at The X Subscription only.
SuperGrok Lite $10/mo — sold to new customers at grok.com/supergrok → Grandfathered — not sold to new customers; existing subscriptions continue at the same price
- RetiredX.AI· SuperGrok
SuperGrok ($30/mo) is no longer sold to new customers: grok.com/supergrok — the URL the plan was sourced from — now answers 307 with a redirect to grok.com/subscription, and the destination sells only The X Subscription cards (Plus $8 / Premium $30 / Super $100 / Ultra $200, the four tiers already catalogued under Cursor); no SuperGrok tier exists anywhere in that page, and the same URL still served the SuperGrok feature page on 2026-10-14, so the redirect landed between then and 2026-10-31. The xAI pricing docs state "New self-serve customers choose from The X Subscription plans. Existing Cursor, SuperGrok, and X Premium plans continue. Switching is optional." (docs.x.ai/x-subscription/pricing), so the catalog row is paused (grandfathered) rather than deleted — an existing subscriber keeps SuperGrok at the stored $30/mo (with the linked weekly Grok Bot usage grant), while new buyers are pointed at The X Subscription only.
SuperGrok $30/mo — sold to new customers at grok.com/supergrok, Grok Bot access included → Grandfathered — not sold to new customers; existing subscriptions continue at the same price
- RetiredX.AI· SuperGrok Plus
SuperGrok Plus ($100/mo) is no longer sold to new customers: grok.com/supergrok — the URL the plan was sourced from — now answers 307 with a redirect to grok.com/subscription, and the destination sells only The X Subscription cards (Plus $8 / Premium $30 / Super $100 / Ultra $200, the four tiers already catalogued under Cursor); no SuperGrok, Lite or Heavy tier exists anywhere in that page, and the same URL still served the SuperGrok feature page on 2026-10-14, so the redirect landed between then and 2026-10-31. The xAI pricing docs state "New self-serve customers choose from The X Subscription plans. Existing Cursor, SuperGrok, and X Premium plans continue. Switching is optional." (docs.x.ai/x-subscription/pricing), so the catalog row is paused (grandfathered) rather than deleted — an existing subscriber keeps SuperGrok Plus at the stored $100/mo, while new buyers are pointed at The X Subscription only.
SuperGrok Plus $100/mo — sold to new customers at grok.com/supergrok → Grandfathered — not sold to new customers; existing subscriptions continue at the same price
- RetiredX.AI· SuperGrok Heavy
SuperGrok Heavy ($300/mo) is no longer sold to new customers: grok.com/supergrok — the URL the plan was sourced from — now answers 307 with a redirect to grok.com/subscription, and the destination sells only The X Subscription cards (Plus $8 / Premium $30 / Super $100 / Ultra $200, the four tiers already catalogued under Cursor); no Heavy tier exists anywhere in that page — even the former "SuperGrok Heavy" headline is gone — and the same URL still served the SuperGrok feature page on 2026-10-14, so the redirect landed between then and 2026-10-31. The xAI pricing docs state "New self-serve customers choose from The X Subscription plans. Existing Cursor, SuperGrok, and X Premium plans continue. Switching is optional." (docs.x.ai/x-subscription/pricing), so the catalog row is paused (grandfathered) rather than deleted — an existing subscriber keeps SuperGrok Heavy at the stored $300/mo (with the highest linked weekly Grok Bot usage grant), while new buyers are pointed at The X Subscription only.
SuperGrok Heavy $300/mo — sold to new customers at grok.com/supergrok, top linked weekly Grok Bot grant → Grandfathered — not sold to new customers; existing subscriptions continue at the same price
30 Oct 2026
- ModelsOllama
Ollama Cloud publishes a minimax-m3.1-flash row on its per-token table and both tracked plans (Pro and Max) now carry it, priced at that row’s own rates. The neighbouring minimax-m3 row is a different model at $0.60 / $2.40 / $0.12 per 1M, so the two are priced apart rather than from one shared rate.
minimax-m3.1-flash absent from the Ollama Cloud roster — Pro and Max list 19 cloud models → MiniMax M3.1 Flash added to Pro and Max (minimax-m3.1-flash: $0.15 input / $0.60 output / $0.015 cached input per 1M)
- LaunchSilk Compute
Silk Compute added to the catalogue: a US (San Francisco) API serving abliterated open-weight builds — DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 ($0.60 in / $0.06 cached / $2.40 out per 1M) and GLM-5.3 Flash ($0.30 / $0.12 / $1.00) at 1M context — over OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible endpoints, so any agent works. Kimi K3.1 appears on the vendor’s own table marked “Coming soon”, so it is not listed on any plan until that label drops.
Starter $20 / Pro $50 / Scale $200 — monthly credits of $22 (+10%) / $60 (+20%) / $250 (+25%) spent at the vendor’s own per-token table, no message cap, unused credits roll over; pay-as-you-go credits from $5 sit beside the plans with no bonus
- CeilingOpenAI
OpenAI restored and raised the Pro Work and Codex allowance. Its Pro help article — read in a real browser on 2026-10-30 (HTTP 200, page stamped “Updated: 20 hours ago”; curl still gets the Cloudflare 403) — states “Pro 100 and Pro 500 now include twice their previous Work and Codex allowance. On Pro 200, only the lower allowance doubled”, “The reduction announced in our September 29 email is canceled. If you already had the higher Work and Codex allowance, you keep it. If you had the lower allowance, it has doubled to match”, and that “All Pro 200 subscriptions now include the same Work and Codex allowance” with “Your subscription price stays at $200/month”. Tier ordering is unchanged (“Pro 200 includes more usage than Pro 100. Pro 500 offers the highest included usage of the three plans”) and the weekly GPT-6 Pro message limits did not move on Pro 100 or Pro 500 — on Pro 200 the lower limit now matches the higher one. OpenAI still publishes no allowance figures and no multipliers: the article carries zero 5x / 20x / 50x hits and learn.chatgpt.com/docs/pricing (the 308 target of developers.openai.com/codex/pricing, re-read the same day) lists only “Plans at $100, $200, or $500 USD per month”, so no multiplier is stored. New Pro 200 subscriptions are available again from the pricing page on the raised allowance. Only openai-pro-20x pricingNotes moved in the data — the now-false “non-grandfathered subscriptions get a lower allowance” clause is replaced with the current state — while all three rateLimit strings stand and the three plans take a lastChecked bump.
Pro 100 and Pro 500 at their pre-doubling Work and Codex allowance; new Pro 200 subscriptions on the lower allowance after the September 29 email (grandfathered allowances ran to 2026-10-29) → Pro 100 and Pro 500 at twice their previous Work and Codex allowance; all Pro 200 subscriptions on the same, higher allowance (the September reduction is cancelled, $200 unchanged)
- PriceOllama· Pro
Ollama Pro now sells an annual cadence: the Pro card reads "$20 / mo. or $200/yr billed annually", and the annual toggle shows "$16.67 / mo. billed annually" (two months free against 12 × $20). priceUsd stays 20 as the standard monthly rate and the $60/mo usage-credit allowance is unchanged, so an annual subscriber pays $16.67/mo equivalent for the same credits. The Free tier has also left the pricing ladder — the first card is now "Pay as you go · $0 · Pay per token for every cloud model · No subscription · 3 concurrent requests · No service fees", and a vendor email relayed on r/ollama says Free accounts switch to it on 2026-11-09 for gemma4:31b, gpt-oss:120b, gpt-oss:20b and the three nemotron-3 tiers. No record is added for the $0 tier (tokenplans tracks fixed-price subscriptions), and the per-token table was re-read unchanged.
Pro $20/mo, monthly billing only → Pro $20/mo or $200/yr billed annually ($16.67/mo billed annually); the $0 Free card is replaced by pay-as-you-go
29 Oct 2026
- PriceStepFun
Re-read of the published pricing table: the step-5-preview row now reads $1.00 cache-miss input / $0.10 cache-hit input / $2.70 output per 1M tokens, so the cache-hit input doubled from the $0.05 recorded when the row was added on 2026-10-02. All four Flash tiers therefore bill Step 5 Preview cached input at 0.70 credits/token instead of 0.35; fresh input (7 credits/token) and output (18.9 credits/token) are unchanged, plan prices ($6.99 / $9.99 / $29 / $99), credit allowances, booster packs and the $1 ≈ 7M credits conversion re-read unchanged, and the page still states the cache-miss price includes writing new content to the cache (no separate cache-write rate).
Step 5 Preview cached input $0.05/1M (0.35 credits/token) on Flash Mini, Flash Plus, Flash Pro and Flash Max → Step 5 Preview cached input $0.10/1M (0.70 credits/token) on Flash Mini, Flash Plus, Flash Pro and Flash Max
28 Oct 2026
- CeilingStandard Compute
The first-month launch offer is gone: the pricing page no longer carries "1.5", "1.5x", "launch" or "month one" anywhere (zero occurrences in the server-rendered HTML and in the rendered DOM). The tiers still say "Plans currently include a little extra compute above the price." on every renewal, and top-ups remain available at usage + 5% on Economy and up, so the first month now starts at the listed compute budget ($20 / $41 / $95 / $269). Prices are unchanged.
Standard Compute individual plans: 1.5× compute budget in month one (launch offer) → Standard Compute individual plans: no first-month boost — the list compute budget ($20 / $41 / $95 / $269) from month one
- ModelsStandard Compute
The /models page now serves 46 distinct models (32 further EU/US rows are key-scope variants of the same models) instead of 34, and every plan publishes the whole catalogue. The additions are the GPT-6.1 and GPT-5.6 families, GPT-6 Luna, Gemini 4 Argon and the Gemini 2.5 pair, the Qwen 3.7 line plus Qwen 3.8 Flash, MiMo V2.5, Kimi K3.1 Pro, MiniMax M3.1 Flash, Grok 4.3, Mistral Large 4 and the rest of the Claude 5.5 family. Prices and compute budgets are unchanged.
34-model smart-routed catalogue (14 listed) → 46-model smart-routed catalogue, incl. GPT-6.1 Sol / Terra, Gemini 4 Argon, Claude Sonnet 5.5 / Haiku 5.5, Kimi K3.1 Pro, MiniMax M3.1 Flash, Grok 4.3, Mistral Large 4 and the GPT-5.6 family
- PriceKimi
Kimi’s membership pricing page carries a Monthly / Annually toggle (“Save up to $480”), and all four plan records now publish the annual cadence. A headless render of the page on 2026-10-28 read $180 / $372 / $948 / $1,908 per year on the Annually tab and $19 / $39 / $99 / $199 per month on the Monthly tab, so the annual interval is two months free on every tier and leaves the monthly prices, model rosters and quotas unchanged.
Plus / Pro / Max / Ultra published monthly only — $19 / $39 / $99 / $199 per month, no annual interval on the records → Annual billing on all four tiers, billed up front: Plus $180/yr ($15/mo), Pro $372/yr ($31/mo), Max $948/yr ($79/mo), Ultra $1,908/yr ($159/mo)
- PolicyOpenAI
OpenAI's API credits guide makes the benefit official: eligible ChatGPT Pro and Business subscriptions claim free API credits, and the credit table reads Pro ($100 tier) $100 · Pro ($200 tier) $200 · Pro ($500 tier) $500 per month. Grants arrive on each renewal to an API organization the subscriber owns and links, the first grant is prorated for the rest of the current billing cycle, unused credits expire at cycle end and do not roll over, and no API payment method is required. Codex usage through API keys is excluded and the credits do not raise ChatGPT or signed-in Codex usage limits; Plus, Go, Free, Enterprise and Edu are not eligible. Logged better because every Pro subscriber now gets a separate API budget equal to the plan price — no plan price, usage allowance or model roster changed.
Pro tiers: no API credits included → Pro 100 / 200 / 500 return $100 / $200 / $500 per monthly billing cycle as API credits on a linked API organization (prorated first grant, expires at cycle end, excludes Codex usage via API keys)
27 Oct 2026
- ModelsGoogle AI
Google AI plan rosters re-read from the pricing page: Gemini 4 Argon joins Pro and both Ultra tiers, Gemini 3.6 Flash replaces Gemini 3.1 Pro as the Plus headline model, Gemini Spark leaves Pro and both Ultra tiers and Deep Think leaves both Ultra tiers. Prices ($4.99 / $19.99 / $99.99 / $199.99), storage and usage multipliers are unchanged, and Gemini Omni Flash stays on all four tiers.
Plus: Gemini 3.1 Pro, Gemini Omni Flash · Pro: Gemini 3.1 Pro, Gemini 3 Pro, Gemini Omni Flash, Gemini Spark · Ultra 5x / Ultra 20x: Gemini 3.1 Pro, Gemini 3 Pro, Deep Think, Gemini Spark, Gemini Omni Flash → Plus: Gemini 3.6 Flash, Gemini Omni Flash · Pro / Ultra 5x / Ultra 20x: Gemini 4 Argon, Gemini 3.1 Pro, Gemini 3 Pro, Gemini Omni Flash
26 Oct 2026
- ModelsOpenCode
The docs page stopped publishing rows for Grok 4.6, Kimi K2.6 and MiniMax M2.7 on both Go tiers, superseded by Grok 4.7, Kimi K3.1 Pro / K3 / K2.7 Code and MiniMax M3.1 Flash / M3: each name returns zero occurrences across the advertised list, both usage-limits tables, both request-estimate tables and the per-model shape lines, so all three leave the rosters and their per-model rows. The $10 / $40 prices and every remaining rate and cap are unchanged.
31 named models on Go and Go Plus (Grok 4.6, Kimi K2.6 and MiniMax M2.7 still listed and priced) → 28 named models — Grok 4.6, Kimi K2.6 and MiniMax M2.7 no longer served on either Go tier
- ModelsOpenCode
Kimi K3.1 Pro ($2.00 input / $10.00 output / $0.20 cached read / $2.00 cached write per 1M, $15 monthly limit on Go and $60 on Go Plus), Step 5 Preview ($1.00 / $2.70 / $0.10, $15 and $60) and MiniMax M3.1 Flash ($0.15 / $0.60 / $0.015, $20 and $80) now serve on both Go tiers; token pricing stays identical across the two tiers and the $10 / $40 prices are unchanged.
28 named models on Go and Go Plus (Kimi K3.1 Pro, MiniMax M3.1 Flash and Step 5 Preview neither listed nor priced) → 31 named models — Kimi K3.1 Pro, MiniMax M3.1 Flash and Step 5 Preview added to both tiers at their own published rates and per-model caps
- ModelsNous Portal
Kimi K3.1 Pro joins the Nous Portal roster on all three tiers at the catalogue's own list row of $2.00 input / $10.00 output / $0.20 cached read per 1M (1M-token context) — the same row DevPass prices, read independently from Nous's live inference catalogue with no portal promo on it. Plus / Super / Ultra all share one catalogue, so the model is listed once per tier.
37 named models on Plus / Super / Ultra (Kimi K3.1 Pro compressed into "+309 more") → 38 named models — Kimi K3.1 Pro added to Plus, Super and Ultra (shared portal catalogue); modelsMore re-derived to "+308 more"
- ModelsCommandCode
Gemini 4 Argon is now served on CommandCode Pro, Max 10×, Max 20× and the Provider (PAYG) plan — the provider’s own pricing page publishes the row at $2.00 / $10.00 / $0.10 cached read per 1M with a 1M context and category premium, and its availability map is false on individual-go and individual-goat, so neither Go tier gains it. The Max page prints $100 / $200 for the row (the premium-pool figures) and the payload’s planAllowanceUsd reads $20 on Pro, so Pro bills min($80 pool, $20 allowance) and the Max tiers bill it against the $100 / $200 premium pool. The row publishes its own request shape (800 input / 50,000 cached read / 200 output) but it is deliberately not stored: CommandCode’s rule precedes OpenCode Go’s in file order and OpenCode publishes no shape for the model, so storing it would re-shape the DevPass, Copilot and OpenCode cells too — every other plan’s figures and the two OpenCode tiers are unchanged. Go and GOAT prices, caps and rosters are untouched.
Pro 76 / Max 10× 86 / Max 20× 86 / Provider 85 served models — no Gemini 4 Argon on any tier → Pro 77 / Max 10× 87 / Max 20× 87 / Provider 86 served models: Gemini 4 Argon added at $2.00 input / $10.00 output / $0.10 cached read per 1M with a $20 monthly allowance
- ModelsZenMux
ZenMux Builder’s served-model list has grown well past the stored snapshot: the live supported-models dialog counts 155 text models on Starter and 171 on Max and Ultra (196 and 218 in the full list once image and video rows are included), where the stored roster named 16 of 140. Every one of those 16 is still served — nothing was dropped — and the roster now names eight more: the three flagships promoted to the chips (Claude Opus 5.5, GPT-6.1 Sol, Gemini 4 Argon) plus Kimi K3.1 Pro, MiniMax M3.1 Flash, Grok 4.7, Step 5 Preview and Claude Haiku 5.5. modelsMore is re-derived against those live text counts, so it moves from “+124 more” on every tier to “+131 more” on Starter and “+147 more” on Max and Ultra. Plan fees ($20 / $100 / $200), the Flow allowances (50 / 300 / 800 per 5-hour window), the bonus window resets and the 1 Flow ≈ $0.03283 anchor are all unchanged, and the MiniMax H3 rows the dialog also lists stay out — they emit video, not text.
16 named models (Claude Opus 4.8, GPT-5.6 Sol and Claude Sonnet 5.5 leading), '+124 more' on all three tiers → 24 named models — Claude Opus 5.5, GPT-6.1 Sol and Gemini 4 Argon lead; Kimi K3.1 Pro, MiniMax M3.1 Flash, Grok 4.7, Step 5 Preview and Claude Haiku 5.5 added; modelsMore '+131 more' on Starter and '+147 more' on Max and Ultra
25 Oct 2026
- PriceNous Portal
The portal-wide -20% all-models promo every Nous rate was previously read under has ended: 33 of the 37 rows in the shared Plus rule repriced on 2026-10-25, most ~25% higher (GPT-5.6 Sol the largest, $1.60/$8.00 → $4.00/$20.00), nine rows fell on input or output — seven on both rates (Hy3, MiMo V2.5 Pro, MiMo V2.6 Pro, MiMo V2.6 Flash, Kimi K2.6, MiniMax M2.7, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash), DeepSeek V4 Flash on input only (output up to $0.45) and MiniMax M3 on input only (output unchanged) — and Claude Sonnet 5.5's in/out rates were unchanged while its published cache read halved 0.20 → 0.10; eight rows still carry a listed portal promo (Gemini 3.7 Flash 50%, GLM-5.1 31%, GLM-4.7 33% off input / 20% off output (list $0.60/$2.20), Kimi K2.6 53%, MiMo V2.6 Pro 11% off input / 10% off output (list $0.435/$0.87), MiMo V2.6 Flash 35%, MiniMax M3 23% off input / 20% off output (list $0.30/$1.20), GLM-5.3-Flash 20% off list). Applies to Plus, Super and Ultra — Super and Ultra derive from Plus at 5×/10×.
Shared Plus-rule per-model $/1M rates, read under the portal-wide -20% all-models promo: GPT-6 Astra 8/40 · Claude Opus 5 & Opus 4.7 4/20 · GPT-5.5 4/24 · Gemini 3.1 Pro 1.6/9.6 · Grok 4.5 1.6/4.8 · Grok 4.6 1.6/4.8 · Grok 4.7 1.00/3.00/0.25 (50% launch promo) · GPT-5.6 Sol 1.6/8 · DeepSeek V4 Pro 0.696/1.392 · Kimi K2.7 Code 0.568/2.8 · MiniMax M2.5 0.176/0.72 · MiniMax M2.7 0.24/0.96 · DeepSeek V4 Flash 0.0543/0.1344 · Hy3 0.105/0.435 · MiMo V2.5 Pro 0.348/0.696 · Kimi K2.6 0.4636/1.952 · DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 0.15/0.60 → 2026-10-25 live top-level rows (deal-applied where a promo is running): GPT-6 Astra 10/50/1.00 · Claude Opus 5 & Opus 4.7 5/25/0.50 · GPT-5.5 5/30/0.50 · Gemini 3.1 Pro 2/12/0.20 · Grok 4.5 2/6/0.30 · Grok 4.6 2/6/0.50 · Grok 4.7 2/6/0.50 (promo ended) · GPT-5.6 Sol 4/20/0.40 · DeepSeek V4 Pro 0.94/1.89/0.08 · Kimi K2.7 Code 0.6712/3.35/0.15 · MiniMax M2.5 0.27/0.95/0.03 · MiniMax M2.7 0.21/0.84/0.042 · DeepSeek V4 Flash 0.0211/0.45/0.0211 · Hy3 0.0825/0.33/0.0206 · MiMo V2.5 Pro 0.3045/0.609/0.0028 · Kimi K2.6 0.4493/1.892/0.0757 · DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 0.106/0.513/0.004 — repriced rows now also store the catalogue-published input_cache_read rate (all but Qwen3.6-Plus)
24 Oct 2026
- CeilingLLM Gateway DevPass
The DevPass pricing page cuts the included usage value from 3× to 2× the plan price on all three plans ($87/$237/$537 → $58/$158/$358; plan prices unchanged at $29/$79/$179) and re-shares it: premium-model fair-use per week moves from 12%/15%/18% to 10%/12%/15% of credits, a new daily pacing allowance limits each rolling-24h spend to 8%/9%/10% of credits, and headroom for all-day agent runs is now listed as Max-only (not included on Lite or Pro).
Included usage metered at provider rates: Lite $87/mo, Pro $237/mo, Max $537/mo (3× the plan price); weekly premium-model fair-use 12% (Lite) / 15% (Pro) / 18% (Max) of credits; no daily pacing cap → Included usage metered at provider rates: Lite $58/mo, Pro $158/mo, Max $358/mo (2× the plan price); weekly premium-model fair-use 10% / 12% / 15% of credits; daily pacing caps each rolling 24h at 8% (Lite) / 9% (Pro) / 10% (Max) of credits; all-day agent-run headroom listed as Max-only
- PriceLLM Gateway DevPass
Reset Pass one-off prices drop on every tier — Lite $9 → $5, Pro $29 → $15, Max extras $79 → $45 with the two included monthly passes kept — but Pro loses its included monthly Reset Pass and now buys every reset à la carte. Plan prices are unchanged.
Reset Pass: Lite buy anytime · $9; Pro 1/mo included · extras $29; Max 2/mo included · extras $79 → Reset Pass: Lite buy anytime · $5; Pro buy anytime · $15 (no included pass); Max 2/mo included · extras $45
- ModelsLLM Gateway DevPass
The DevPass coding-models catalogue grew to 141 entries (23 premium); every tier still ships the full catalogue, so the ten new frontier rows are added to Lite, Pro and Max alike and nothing is dropped. Roster 23 → 33 on each plan and modelsMore re-derived from the catalogue: 141 − 33 = "+108 more".
DevPass Lite, Pro and Max each featured 23 of the 132-model catalogue ("+109 more") → DevPass Lite, Pro and Max each feature 33 of the 141-model catalogue ("+108 more"). Added: Kimi K3.1 Pro $2/$10, Kimi K3.1 Pro Highspeed $4/$20 (premium), Gemini 4 Argon $2/$10 (premium, 50% discount), GPT-6.1 Sol $2/$10, Claude Sonnet 5 $2/$10, Claude Haiku 5.5 $0.10/$0.50, MiniMax M3.1 Flash $0.10/$0.50, Muse Wonder 1.0 $4/$20 (premium), DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 $0.15/$0.60, Qwen3.8 2.4T A95B $2/$6 per 1M
23 Oct 2026
- ModelsKimi
The K3.1 Pro series replaced the K2.6-era rosters on 2026-10-23. Moonshot's model-configuration page now publishes six model IDs — k3.1-pro, k3.1-pro-highspeed, k3, k3-256k, kimi-for-coding (K2.8 Preview) and kimi-for-coding-highspeed (K2.7 Code Highspeed) — and K2.6 alongside the base K2.7 Code is no longer served by any plan, so both leave the rosters and their per-model rows. K3.1 Pro and K3 (1M context), K2.8 Preview and K3-256K are Plus and above; both highspeed models are Pro and above, so Plus keeps the three-model roster while Pro, Max and Ultra add the two highspeed rows at Moonshot's published rates ($4.00/$20.00 for K3.1 Pro Highspeed, $1.90/$8.00 for K2.7 Code Highspeed). Prices ($19/$39/$99/$199) and quotas are unchanged.
Kimi K3, Kimi K2.7 Code and Kimi K2.6 on all four plans (Plus $19 – Ultra $199) → Kimi K3.1 Pro, Kimi K3 and Kimi K2.8 Preview on all four plans; Kimi K3.1 Pro Highspeed and Kimi K2.7 Code Highspeed on Pro, Max and Ultra
- CeilingKimi· Pro
Kimi's model page puts the 1M context window at "Pro and above" for K3.1 Pro and K3 (legacy plans: Allegretto and above), so the 1M clause now covers Pro as well. The pricing cards print the "Up to 1M tokens of context" bullet on Max and Ultra only, while the docs state the entitlement in three places (whats-new, membership comparison, model table), so the docs win and the disagreement is noted in the source notes.
1M context on Max and Ultra only → 1M context on Pro, Max and Ultra (Plus stays capped below 1M)
- ModelsGitHub Copilot
The "Models in Copilot → Available models" comparison table (Pro / Pro+ / Max columns) moved, so the three plan records store the complete live lineups — Pro serves 22 of the 34 listed models (up from 14 stored named rows / 31 catalogued) and Pro+ and Max serve all 34 (up from 23 / 48). Pro still does not get the GPT-6 flagships (Astra, Sol, 6.1 Sol), GPT-5.6 Sol or GPT-5.5, any Opus or Fable tier, or Gemini 4 Argon. The four removed models left every Copilot plan. Model options may vary by feature, so no per-feature availability is encoded. Prices ($10 / $39 / $100 per month), AI-credit ceilings ($15 / $70 / $200) and the base+flex credit split ($10+$5, $39+$31, $100+$100) are unchanged.
Stored roster: Pro 31 catalogued models (14 named rows, modelsMore "+17 more") and Pro+ / Max 48 (23 named rows, "+25 more") — Kimi K2.7 Code, Gemini 3.6 Flash, Gemini 3.5 Flash and Claude Opus 4.7 included, and no GPT-6 generation model served at all → Live roster 2026-10-23, complete lists stored (modelsMore removed): Pro 22 of the page's 34 and Pro+ / Max 34 of 34. Added: GPT-6 Astra, GPT-6 Luna, GPT-6 Sol, GPT-6.1 Sol, Gemini 3.8 Flash, Gemini 4 Argon, Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Haiku 5.5, Grok 4.7, plus GPT-5.2, GPT-5.2-Codex, GPT-5.3-Codex, Claude Sonnet 4, MAI-Code-1.1-Flash and Claude Opus 4.8 (fast mode) (Preview). Removed provider-wide: Kimi K2.7 Code, Gemini 3.6 Flash, Gemini 3.5 Flash and Claude Opus 4.7.
- CeilingCursor· Ultra
Clarification, not a plan change. Cursor’s legacy-plans doc states that legacy Ultra ($200/mo — still honoured for existing subscribers, no longer sold) splits included usage into two monthly pools, and that the Other Models pool covers third-party models drawn down at each model’s API price; the X Subscription Ultra we price includes one shared Cursor-model pool and bills third-party usage at API list price from prepaid credit. The note on the Ultra row now carries that distinction. Cursor publishes that the legacy allowance exists but no dollar size and no reduction figure, so none is recorded — the r/cursor estimate of $400/mo down to ~$125/mo comes from one subscriber’s own usage CSV and is not encoded. No price, ceiling, roster or per-token rate moves.
The Ultra note said only that third-party models are not part of the included usage, with no distinction between the X Subscription tier and the legacy Cursor plan carrying the same $200 price → Same price and same tracked plan; the note now scopes that sentence to the current X Subscription Ultra and names the legacy Cursor Ultra’s two monthly pools — Cursor Models plus an included Other Models allowance whose size Cursor does not publish
- PriceSynthetic
synthetic.new/pricing now lists three subscription plans instead of one: Go $9, Standard $30 and Big $90, all serving the same model roster (Kimi K3, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, Nemotron 3 Super 120B, Qwen3.8-27B, GPT-OSS 120B, GLM-4.7-Flash, GLM-5.3, GLM-5.3-Flash). The single $30 “Subscription” record becomes the Standard tier so existing plan links keep resolving; Go and Big join it. Big adds higher priority access plus Fast mode (2× speed, each request drawing 2× the rate limit) and Infinite mode (Beta — no rate-limit draw, runs slower, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash only). Usage-based per-token prices are unchanged.
One subscription at $30/month on a request-pack allowance → Three plans on the same roster — Go $9/month, Standard $30/month, Big $90/month — each a weekly credit quota that regenerates continuously
- CeilingSynthetic
Synthetic replaced the request-pack limits with a single weekly credit limit that regenerates incrementally. The rate-limits page states the plans “only use weekly limits”, with no additional five-hour or monthly limits, 2% of the weekly quota returning every ~202 minutes and no lockout after a burst; each plan also carries 1 usage reset/month. The pricing page publishes a per-model token allowance per plan together with its API-rate dollar value, so the calculator now carries that published equivalent as each plan’s per-model monthly budget (Standard: $251/mo DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, $204/mo GPT-OSS 120B) where it previously showed n/a — Req/$1 reads as a value comparison (confidence proxy).
500 requests per 5-hour window per $30 pack, 1 concurrent request per model, up to 5 packs → Weekly credit quota only — 2% of the limit regenerates every ~202 minutes (a full week from zero), no 5-hour or monthly caps, 1 usage reset/month; tokens draw at subscription-discounted rates and more can be bought at usage-based prices
21 Oct 2026
- ModelsXiaomi MiMo
Xiaomi took mimo-v2.5-pro and mimo-v2.5 offline at 10:00 Beijing time on 2026-10-21, the date its Token Plan documentation had announced. The docs now read that both models “were officially taken offline” and that every tier covers six models — mimo-v2.6-pro, mimo-v2.6-flash and four speech models. All four tiers (Lite $6 / Standard $16 / Pro $50 / Max $100) drop the retired pair from their text-model lists, and the plan records drop the retirement note they had carried since the V2.6 refresh. Nothing a subscriber can run changes: the V2.6 generation carries the same deduction schedule (2.5 / 300 / 600 Credits per cache-hit / cache-miss / output token on Pro, 2 / 100 / 200 on Flash) and the same overseas API rates, so the plan-vs-API comparison simply moves to the V2.6 flagship. Prices, credit grants (4.1 billion / 11 billion / 38 billion / 82 billion), the night 0.8× multiplier and the first-month offer are unchanged on the plan page.
Lite / Standard / Pro / Max listed MiMo V2.6 Pro, MiMo V2.6 Flash, MiMo V2.5 Pro and MiMo V2.5 as their text models → The V2.5 pair is retired: the four tiers list MiMo V2.6 Pro and MiMo V2.6 Flash only, at the same deduction schedule (V2.6 Pro 2.5 / 300 / 600, V2.6 Flash 2 / 100 / 200 Credits per cache-hit / cache-miss / output token)
- ModelsMiniMax
MiniMax retired the M3.1 Flash Preview name in favour of MiniMax M3.1 Flash. The M Plan intro page states it plainly — “MiniMax-M3.1-Flash-Preview has been retired. Requests using the old name are now served by MiniMax-M3.1-Flash.” — and lists M3.1 Flash as the text model on Go, Explore and Build. The site renamed the model in its registry, in all three M Plan records (models and rateLimit wording), on the provider page and in the calculator comments and n/a test. Nothing else moves: $22 / $55 / $132, the Go-relative usage multiples and the honest n/a rows are unchanged, because the plan still publishes no token or dollar capacity. Recorded here because a roster name is part of what a plan sells, and the retired string would otherwise go on being quoted to readers.
M Plan Go / Explore / Build listed their included text model as MiniMax M3.1 Flash Preview → The Preview name is retired: the plan now lists MiniMax M3.1 Flash, and requests sent to the old id are served by it
- CeilingCommandCode
Two CommandCode credit-allowance readings land the same day. First, Mistral Large 4’s per-model monthly credit allowance reverts to $20 on GOAT and $30 on Pro now that the two-week boost ran out: the GOAT and Pro usage tables print $20 and $30 for the row again (read 2026-10-21), and the pricing payload dates the step precisely: `planBudgetSteps` reads $40 Go / $40 GOAT / $50 Pro at its baseline and $6 / $20 / $30 from 2026-10-21T00:00Z. The expired `creditDeal` object is still attached to the row while the rendered column shows the post-expiry value — the same page-versus-payload disagreement recorded for Grok 4.7 in September, and the rendered column is what is stored here. No token rate moved: input $1.36 / output $4.18 / cached read $0.14 per 1M, single rate tier with no cache-write rate published. Second, the Go plan no longer hands every subscriber one flat $10 of credits: since 2026-09-28 new subscribers receive per-model credits instead, and the provider publishes each model’s own monthly usage as $6–$10 — 34 of the 51 models Go serves at $6, the rest at $7, $8, $9 or $10. The calculator now spends every Go row from that published share, so a model on a $6 share shows 1.67× fewer requests per dollar than the flat pool implied. Token rates, plan prices, rosters and every GOAT and Pro figure other than Mistral Large 4’s are unchanged.
$40 GOAT / $50 Pro per-model monthly credits for Mistral Large 4 (two-week boost through 2026-10-20); the Go plan modelled as one flat $10 credit pool per subscriber → Mistral Large 4 back at $20 GOAT / $30 Pro, the standing figure; the Go plan prices each model against its own published monthly share ($6–$10 depending on the model) instead of a shared $10 pool
- ModelsNeural Watt
Neural Watt dropped Kimi K2.7 Code and its Fast/Flex ids from both live surfaces: no row in the pricing page’s estimator roster (14 rows, none kimi-k2.7) and no slug in the /v1/models catalogue. The model stays in the registry because other providers still serve it, but subscribers to Basic / Standard / Pro / Max can no longer route to it. Nothing else about the four plans moved — prices, kWh allowances and overage rates are unchanged in this read.
All four plans listed Kimi K2.7 Code among their ten canonical models, with ‘+4 more’ variant rows over the estimator table → Kimi K2.7 Code is gone from all four plans — nine canonical models, ‘+2 more’ (the remaining extra rows are Kimi K3 Fast and Qwen3.6-35B Fast); the model is also gone from the estimator table and the public /v1/models catalogue (zero kimi-k2.7* slugs among the 27 entries on 2026-10-21 vs 22 on 2026-09-29, which added the three nw-* tracking aliases and their -flex variants plus deepseek-v4.1-flash-speed and mimo-v2.6-pro-flex)
- PriceNeural Watt
The estimator’s plan selector now offers "Quarterly — 1 month free/year, billed upfront" beside Monthly and "Annual — 2 months free, billed upfront". Monthly prices, kWh allowances and monthly overage rates are unchanged; the quarterly cadence is a fourth billing interval, not a price change on any month billed monthly.
Monthly/yearly only → A new quarterly interval billed upfront at the price of ~2.75 months: Basic $55.00 upfront = $18.33/mo, Standard $137.50 = $45.83/mo, Pro $275.00 = $91.67/mo, Max $550.00 = $183.33/mo (1 month free per year), with quarterly-billed overage $7.7917 / $7.3333 / $6.8750 / $6.4167 per kWh
20 Oct 2026
- CeilingCharm Hyper· Shred Classic
Charm Hyper switched the $20 plan’s credit cadence from daily to weekly. The docs’ "Hypercredits Available and Refresh" section now reads, verbatim: "Subscription Hypercredits refresh every week on Sunday at 00:00 UTC, and the five-hour rolling window means part of your weekly allocation becomes available again over time. One Hypercredit equals five cents of inference." The credit grant itself is unchanged (250 Hypercredits on both reads), so the same grant now covers a week instead of a day — a sevenfold tightening of the period the subscriber gets it in — and the plan gains its first published sub-window limits (150 Hypercredits/5h and 3 concurrent requests), which are shared credit ceilings on the plan, not per-model caps. The calculator’s monthly-equivalent budget for every model on the plan moves $375 (30 × $12.50/day) → $54.17 (52/12 × $12.50/week) with it.
250 Hypercredits refreshed every 24 hours (≈$12.50/day of inference at the published 1 Hypercredit = 5¢) — no 5h window and no concurrency cap published → 250 Hypercredits per week refreshed Sunday 00:00 UTC (≈$12.50/week) with a 150 Hypercredits/5h window and 3 concurrent requests
- LaunchCharm Hyper
Charm Hyper restructured its personal line from one plan into five Shred tiers, so the catalogue tracks four new records (hyper-shred-diet, hyper-shred-energy, hyper-shred-nitro, hyper-shred-animal) in ascending price order around the retained hyper-dev id. Every tier is billed monthly but credited weekly at the published 1 Hypercredit = 5¢ — Diet ≈$9.00/week through a 100-Hypercredit/5h window with 2 concurrent requests, Classic ≈$12.50/week through 150/5h with 3, Energy ≈$20.00/week through 250/5h with 4, Nitro ≈$34.50/week through 400/5h with 8, Animal ≈$60.00/week through 700/5h with 12 — and each card lists "All available models" plus "Prism routing model". Out of scope, unchanged: the Team tiers (Business Casual, Business Class, Business Platinum, Diamond, Champagne, $30–$220/mo/user — Team is not tracked) and pay-as-you-go (no subscription), as are the free tier and prepaid bundles.
The single $20 Dev plan became a five-tier personal ladder, every tier serving the same roster: Shred Diet $10/mo (180 Hypercredits/week ≈ $9.00, 100 Hypercredits/5h, 2 concurrent requests), Shred Classic $20/mo (250/week ≈ $12.50, 150/5h, 3), Shred Energy $50/mo (400/week ≈ $20.00, 250/5h, 4), Shred Nitro $100/mo (690/week ≈ $34.50, 400/5h, 8) and Shred Animal $200/mo (1200/week ≈ $60.00, 700/5h, 12) — the $20 tier keeps its hyper-dev plan id and renames to Shred Classic
- PriceCharm Hyper
One merged event for three per-1M rate moves read off the provider’s own /v1/models list (mixed directions, so neutral). DeepSeek V4.1 Flash’s row rose $0.30/$1.20 → $0.33/$1.31 input/output (cached read $0.03 unchanged). The plain deepseek-v4-pro and deepseek-v4-flash rows vanished, leaving only their dated checkpoints, so DeepSeek V4 Pro re-points at deepseek-v4-pro-0813 ($2.40/$4.80/$0.20 → $1.437216/$4.311648/$0.047907, roughly 40% cheaper input) and DeepSeek V4 Flash at deepseek-v4-flash-0731 ($0.20/$0.40/$0.04 → $0.44/$1.32/$0.044, more than double) — each dated row the version label of the same canonical model, not a separate entry, and the old plain-row rates no longer exist on any row. The dated deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017 checkpoint duplicates the plain id’s rates and stays excluded as a label.
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $0.30/$1.20/$0.03 cached read, DeepSeek V4 Pro $2.40/$4.80/$0.20 and DeepSeek V4 Flash $0.20/$0.40/$0.04 (both on their plain deepseek-v4-pro / deepseek-v4-flash rows) → DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $0.33/$1.31/$0.03 cached read; DeepSeek V4 Pro $1.437216/$4.311648/$0.047907 on the surviving deepseek-v4-pro-0813 row; DeepSeek V4 Flash $0.44/$1.32/$0.044 on the surviving deepseek-v4-flash-0731 row — the plain deepseek-v4-pro and deepseek-v4-flash ids are no longer served
- ModelsCharm Hyper
Inkling joins every Charm Hyper Shred roster. The model registry already carries Inkling (several other tracked plans list it), so the earlier "identity unconfirmed" exclusion no longer applies and the stored rate is the row’s own ($1.0888 input / $4.40964 output / $0.185096 cached read per 1M). The "+5 more" set becomes "+4 more": deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017 is a dated label of the plain V4.1 Flash row (identical rates) and stays excluded; prism stays out because it is a router, not a model — the landing page reads "Prism is a decision model, with a full 8B parameter backbone, which reads the prompt like an LLM … routes them to the most appropriate Hyper model for the job" and both plan surfaces list it as a plan feature ("Prism routing model") rather than a selectable model; kimi-k2-thinking and gemma-4-26b-a4b-it stay out because the model registry has no entry for either.
18 stored models on the Dev plan — "+5 more" on /v1/models: the two dated DeepSeek checkpoints, Kimi K2 Thinking, Gemma 4 26B A4B and Inkling (identity unconfirmed) → Inkling added to all five Shred rosters at its own row ($1.0888/$4.40964/$0.185096 cached read per 1M, 1M context, 65536 max output) — 19 stored models each, "+4 more": deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017, prism, kimi-k2-thinking, gemma-4-26b-a4b-it
- PolicyOpenCode
OpenCode’s referral programme has ended, so the site drops the referral metadata it was still shipping. The provider states it on its own Go page: any URL carrying a `ref` parameter renders the warning banner "The referral program has ended. Referral links no longer earn credit for you or the person who shared them." (i18n key `go.referral.ended`, label `Warning`, in the page’s own bundle and rendered whenever `searchParams.ref` is set). The bare `/go` page carries no referral copy at all, the docs (`/docs/go`, `/docs/zen`) and the console bundle contain zero occurrences of "referral", and there is no referral page in the sitemap — there is no surviving public programme to re-apply to. No plan price ($10 Go / $40 Go Plus), cap, roster, `modelsUrl` or `lastChecked` value moved; `codingTool.lock` stays `open`.
Every OpenCode outbound link (provider pricingUrl, both plans’ codingTool.url, the OpenCode harness) carried a `ref=` referral code, and the provider + both plans were marked `affiliate: true` — `rel="sponsored"` on every click → Plain `https://opencode.ai/go` links with no referral parameter and no affiliate flag: no `rel="sponsored"`, no `data-referral="1"` and no affiliate badge on the OpenCode rows
19 Oct 2026
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode dropped Ling 3.0 Flash Sante. No live CommandCode surface names it: it is missing from the pricing page’s embedded model payload (92 rows), from the Go / GOAT / Pro model tables, and from the inclusionAI section of the CLI model registry the plans point at — which lists one model there, Ling 3.1 Flash — and the public catalogue page does not list it either. It had joined the six rosters on 2026-10-12 as a free deal row (“free, up to 100 requests a day”, zero published rates), while its sibling Ling 3.1 Flash survives and now bills $0.30 input / $0.90 output / $0.06 cached read. No published rate left with it, so no priced calculator cell changes.
All six tracked plans carried Ling 3.0 Flash Sante as a free-while-it-lasts row (262K context, no published rate) → Ling 3.0 Flash Sante is gone from CommandCode’s catalogue, so it leaves the six rosters; the free row it carried is not replaced
- CeilingCommandCode
CommandCode’s pricing payload steps all three per-model allowances and prices Ling 3.1 Flash. DeepSeek V4.1 Flash’s planBudgetSteps read 60/70 → 100/100 at 2026-10-13T14:00Z → 80/90 at 2026-10-16T14:00Z; GLM-5.3 Flash’s read 60/70 → 100/100 at 2026-10-14T12:30Z → 80/90 at 2026-10-17T12:30Z (the stored 40/50 was below the payload’s own baseline); Ling 3.1 Flash’s read 20/30 → 100/110 at 2026-10-15T12:30Z, and its row now carries inputCost $0.30 / outputCost $0.90 / cacheReadCost $0.06, so the six tracked plans price it instead of rendering n/a. DeepSeek V4.1 Flash Fast stays $60/$70, and Mistral Large 4 stays $40/$50 — its own step down to $20/$30 is dated 2026-10-21. No token rate moved on an already-priced model.
Per-model monthly allowances: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $60 GOAT / $70 Pro, GLM-5.3 Flash $40 GOAT / $50 Pro, Ling 3.1 Flash listed without a rate → Per-model monthly allowances from the page’s own planBudgetSteps: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $80 GOAT / $90 Pro, GLM-5.3 Flash $80 GOAT / $90 Pro, Ling 3.1 Flash $100 GOAT / $110 Pro — and Ling 3.1 Flash publishes rates ($0.30 input / $0.90 output / $0.06 cached read per 1M)
16 Oct 2026
- ModelsOllama
The 2026-09-26 → 2026-10-16 pricing-dump read adds three new rows to the Ollama Cloud model-pricing table: mistral-large-4, muse-spark-open and clef. Mistral Large 4 (vision + tools + thinking) and Muse Spark Open (a coding/agentic model with tools + thinking + vision) join both Pro and Max and are priced from their own rows ($0.68 input / $0.07 cached / $2.09 output and $1.25 / $0.15 / $4.25 per 1M). Clef stays outside the coding-text scope and uncatalogued: it is a decision model served from the System One decision endpoint, with no tools/thinking capabilities and an input rate only. The cloud catalog went from 16 to 20 cards (muse-spark-open, beam, clef and mistral-large-4 added, nothing removed) — beam stays out of the rosters because Ollama publishes no rate for it anywhere — the unpriced-model gap is recorded with the calculator’s provenance notes. Plan cards, prices, credit grants and every existing rate are unchanged.
Pro and Max each listed 17 priced Ollama Cloud models → Pro and Max each list 19 priced Ollama Cloud models — Mistral Large 4 ($0.68/$0.07/$2.09 per 1M) and Muse Spark Open ($1.25/$0.15/$4.25 per 1M) added, every existing rate unchanged
- PriceMuse Code
Meta prices Muse Spark as ONE schedule per mode rather than per model, so the provider’s own page settles all three gap rows: "Models: muse-spark-1.3, muse-spark-1.2, and muse-spark-1.1 in Standard mode; muse-spark-1.3-contributor and muse-spark-1.2-contributor in Contributor mode" with a published table of cached input $0.15 / input $1.25 / output $4.25 (Standard) and $0.002 / $0.10 / $0.20 (Contributor). The identical triples are therefore the provider’s shared schedule, not a rate copied across models. The three variants joined the rosters on 2026-10-15 from the docs’ per-plan availability table ("Muse Spark 1.3 / 1.3 Contributor / 1.2 / 1.2 Contributor: pay-as-you-go and every plan"), which is why they were stored unpriced. The same Contributor figures are what ClinePass, OpenCode Go and CommandCode publish for the versions they resell. Muse Wonder Full remains unpriced — Meta publishes no per-token rate for it anywhere. Plan prices ($5 / $15 / $50 / $200), caps and rosters are unchanged; no rate of a previously priced model moved.
Every Muse Code tier listed Muse Spark 1.3, Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor and Muse Spark 1.2 Contributor, but the rule priced only Muse Spark 1.2 and Muse Wonder — twelve rows (four plans × three models) rendered n/a in the calculator → Everyday Usage / High Usage / Power Usage / Maximum Usage price the full published Muse Spark line-up: Muse Spark 1.3 at the Standard-mode schedule ($0.15 cached input / $1.25 input / $4.25 output per 1M), Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor and Muse Spark 1.2 Contributor at the Contributor-mode schedule ($0.002 / $0.10 / $0.20); Muse Wonder Full stays unpriced
- PolicyKimi
Kimi’s own docs describe a single credit pool. The Kimi Code membership guide: "Kimi Code is the developer-focused AI coding service within Kimi membership benefits, provided together with a Kimi membership subscription and sharing the same quota. Requests from the CLI, VS Code, Desktop, and third-party tools all count toward that quota" and "Both groups share the Kimi membership monthly total quota: if the monthly total is reached, Kimi Code quota is frozen until the monthly quota resets or you upgrade." The help centre repeats it for every feature: "All membership features (Agent, Deep Research, PPT, Docs, Sheets, Kimi Code, Kimi Work, Kimi Claw, etc.) share one credit pool" and "Kimi Code usage limits are separate from the monthly credit pool". This is the K3-era pool change r/kimi users measured as a heavier burn. What remains Kimi Code-specific is the rolling 5-hour rate window; the new-plan rules remove the weekly window ("For new members, the weekly quota limit is removed, and only the rolling 5-hour rate window remains"), while legacy plans keep both. The four plan records drop the per-tier "N× Kimi Code credits" half — no Kimi surface publishes a separate Kimi Code credit multiple — and the provider FAQ’s stale "Kimi and Kimi Code benefits will separate" line was corrected in the same change. Prices ($19 / $39 / $99 / $199), model rosters and the card multipliers (1× / 2× / 5× / 10× agent credits) are unchanged.
Plus / Pro / Max / Ultra rate limits stored as two separate credit currencies — "1× agent credits · 1× Kimi Code credits" (Plus) through "10× agent credits · 30× Kimi Code credits · 1M context" (Ultra) → One monthly credit pool that Kimi Code draws from together with every other membership feature, plus a Kimi Code-specific rolling 5-hour rate window; no separate Kimi Code credit allowance is published
15 Oct 2026
- LaunchMuse Code· Maximum Usage
Muse Code adds a top tier: Maximum Usage $200/month, quoted on the product page tier grid as "Everything from the Power Usage plan / 80x more usage than the Everyday Usage plan" and matched by the subscription docs, which state "There are 4 subscription plans available for Muse Code: Everyday Usage … High Usage … Power Usage … Maximum Usage". The Power Usage card already says "Access to the most powerful Muse models, including Muse Wonder Full — 20x more usage"; Maximum inherits that and sits above it. Maximum is also the only tier with no limit top-up at all: "If you are on the Maximum Usage plan, you must wait for your limit to refresh." The page publishes only usage multiples, no absolute prompt caps. Prices of the three existing tiers ($5 / $15 / $50) were re-confirmed unchanged the same day.
Three Muse Code subscription tiers: Everyday Usage $5/mo, High Usage $15/mo, Power Usage $50/mo → Maximum Usage $200/mo joins as a fourth tier — everything from the Power Usage plan, 80x more usage than the Everyday Usage plan, including Muse Wonder Full
- ModelsMuse Code
The docs now publish per-plan model availability for Muse Code, and the four plan rosters move from a single stored Muse Spark 1.2 to the published lineups: Everyday Usage / High Usage list Muse Wonder plus Muse Spark 1.3 / 1.2 with their Contributor variants, and Power Usage / Maximum Usage add Muse Wonder Full in the flagship slots ("With a subscription, Muse Wonder is available on every plan and Muse Wonder Full on the Power Usage and the Maximum Usage plans"; muse-wonder-1.0 on Model API is Standard mode only). Muse Spark 1.1 stays unavailable in Muse Code. Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full enter the model registry, and the calculator gains a Muse Wonder rate row from muse-wonder-1.0 (Standard mode $4.00 input / $20.00 output / $0.20 cached read per 1M; Contributor mode is "Not available" for Muse Wonder on Model API) — Muse Wonder Full stays unpriced, since Meta publishes no per-token rate for it. Muse Spark rates and plan prices are unchanged.
Every Muse Code plan roster stored only Muse Spark 1.2 (the CLI's documented default); Muse Spark 1.3 and its Contributor variant, Muse Spark 1.2 Contributor and both Muse Wonder variants were stored on no muse-code plan → Muse Spark 1.3, Muse Spark 1.2, Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor and Muse Spark 1.2 Contributor available on every plan, Muse Wonder on every plan, Muse Wonder Full on Power Usage and Maximum Usage only; Muse Spark 1.1 is not available in Muse Code
- PolicyMuse Code
Site correction: the provider record claimed the data-for-training Contributor mode "applies to the pay-as-you-go Contributor tier, not the subscription", but the subscription docs state the opposite — "Muse Code subscriptions default to Contributor mode. In Contributor mode, you get more usage from your plan in exchange for letting Meta use your content to train future Meta models" — and that it can be turned off at any time in settings, so prompts and responses may help train future Meta models while the mode stays on. The subscription defaults and prompt handling are the corrected facts; no price, cap, model roster or per-token rate changed.
Provider privacyNote claimed the data-for-training opt-in applies to the pay-as-you-go Contributor tier, "not the subscription" → Muse Code subscriptions default to Contributor mode — more usage in exchange for letting Meta use your prompts and responses to train future Meta models; Contributor mode can be turned off at any time in settings
- CeilingOpenAI
Site correction: the two lower ChatGPT Pro tiers carried a “5× Plus” / “20× Plus” usage claim that no OpenAI source publishes. Its Pro help article — loaded in a real browser on 2026-10-15, the page date stamped three days earlier — describes three tiers named Pro 100 ($100), Pro 200 ($200) and Pro 500 ($500) and states only their relative ordering: “Pro 200 includes more usage than Pro 100. Pro 500 offers the highest included usage of the three plans.” The pricing page Pro card now reads “Your choice of 3 usage tiers” where the 2026-09-13 read said “5x more usage”, and the Codex docs page publishes no Pro-relative multiplier at all — the only multipliers it states are speed modes (Fast at 2.5× and Ultrafast at 8× of included usage, 6× of credits). Both records now carry OpenAI’s tier names and that published ordering, and the unsourced stored multipliers were dropped rather than left standing. No price, model roster, calculator budget or per-token rate moved.
The $100 and $200 ChatGPT Pro tiers stored as “Pro 5x” / “Pro 20x” with “5× Plus” / “20× Plus” usage ceilings → Renamed to OpenAI’s own tier names Pro 100 / Pro 200, carrying the published ordering instead of a multiplier (lowest / middle of the three Pro tiers)
- PolicyMiniMax
The M Plan 50% first-month offer has lapsed. MiniMax’s offer page still publishes the period as “From now through October 14” and has not been edited since 2026-09-30 (page dateModified), and the live purchase page www.minimax.io/m-plan on its Monthly tab — rendered in a real browser 2026-10-15 — now prices Go $22 / Explore $55 / Build $132 “Per month, billed monthly” with no struck-through first-month price and no first-month discount badge; the yearly tab is unchanged at $264 / $648 / $1,560 list → $220 / $550 / $1,320 billed annually. The regular monthly rates are unchanged — what disappeared is the $11 / $27.50 / $66 first-month price — so the three plan records drop discount and discountBadge and keep priceUsd, and no calculator figure moves.
$11 / $27.50 / $66 for the first month, then the regular $22 / $55 / $132 per month (50% off 1st mo, monthly billing, offer through October 14) → no first-month offer — every month bills at the regular $22 / $55 / $132 per month
14 Oct 2026
- LaunchCursor· Plus
Cursor is sold as The X Subscription from today, and Plus $8/mo is its entry paid tier — the cheapest way into Cursor, Grok and X in one plan. It carries the base shared usage pool (the Grok models served in Cursor and in Grok draw on the same weekly allowance, which refreshes weekly and can be extended with top-ups), Grok API access billed separately at standard model rates, and X Premium-style benefits. Only Grok models are available on this tier and Grok Bot is not included. Annual billing is $80/yr ($7/mo).
No Cursor row at this price point (the entry paid tiers were Pro $20/mo and Pro+ $60/mo) → Plus $8/mo — Grok models only, one shared weekly usage pool across Cursor and Grok, Grok API billed separately, no Grok Bot
- LaunchCursor· Premium
The $30 tier of The X Subscription replaces the separate Cursor Pro and SuperGrok subscriptions in one plan (xAI frames it as the previous $90/mo combination of SuperGrok, Cursor Pro and X Premium+). Subscribers get 4× the Plus included pool for Grok models across Cursor and Grok, Grok Bot, cloud agents and automations, code hosting and Bugbot reviews. Direction stated per subscriber: better on breadth and price against buying the two plans separately, but the old Cursor Pro included a $20/mo API pool for third-party models that the new tier does not replace — third-party usage in Cursor now bills separately at API list price from the first request, through top-up credits.
Separate Cursor Pro $20/mo (Cursor Models pool + $20/mo API pool) and SuperGrok $30/mo subscriptions, $50/mo for both → Premium $30/mo — 4× the Plus pool, Grok Bot, third-party models in Cursor at API list price (outside the included usage), cloud agents and Bugbot
- LaunchCursor· Super
New middle tier of The X Subscription. Same shape as Premium with 15× the Plus included pool, Grok Bot, and priority model access during peak demand; third-party models in Cursor remain outside the included usage and bill separately at API list price. Annual billing is $1,000/yr ($84/mo).
No Cursor row at this price point → Super $100/mo — 15× the Plus pool, Grok Bot, priority model access at peak times, third-party models billed separately at API list price
- CeilingCursor· Ultra
Ultra keeps its $200/mo price but its included usage was restructured: the $400/mo API pool that third-party models drew on is gone from the live pages, replaced by one shared weekly pool for Grok models only. Same price, and the Grok-side allowance is now stated as 50× the Plus pool, but any third-party model in Cursor bills separately at API list price from the first request. Cursor's own docs still describe the retired two-pool design ($400/mo Other Models pool) for existing subscribers, whose plans continue; the live pricing page documents only the shared pool.
Ultra $200/mo with a $400/mo API pool for third-party models on top of the Cursor Models pool → The X Subscription Ultra $200/mo — one shared weekly pool (50× Plus) covering Grok models in Cursor and Grok, Grok Bot, and third-party models outside the included usage on top-up credits at API list price
- RetiredCursor
Cursor Pro is no longer offered on the purchase page. New self-serve customers choose from The X Subscription (Plus $8 / Premium $30 / Super $100 / Ultra $200), while existing Cursor subscriptions continue unchanged — xAI states "Existing Cursor, SuperGrok, and X Premium plans continue. Switching is optional." The catalog row is retired because a plan that cannot be bought is not current state; the $20/mo included third-party allowance it carried has no equivalent in the new lineup, where third-party models bill separately at API list price.
Cursor Pro $20/mo — Cursor Models pool plus a $20/mo Other Models API pool → Not sold to new customers: cursor.com/pricing sells The X Subscription only (Plus $8 is the cheapest comparable tier); existing subscribers keep Pro and the docs still document it
- RetiredCursor
Cursor Pro+ leaves the catalog with the rest of the Cursor-branded tiers. The nearest replacement is cheaper (Premium $30 vs $60) and includes Grok Bot, but it carries no included third-party model allowance: the $70/mo Other Models pool Pro+ subscribers had is not part of the new plan, where third-party models in Cursor bill separately at API list price. Existing subscribers keep the plan unless they switch.
Cursor Pro+ $60/mo — Cursor Models pool plus a $70/mo Other Models API pool, Grok Bot bundled → Not sold to new customers: the closest new tier is The X Subscription Premium at $30/mo with 4× the Plus pool and no included third-party allowance
- CeilingOpenCode
The published per-model monthly limit for DeepSeek V4.1 Flash moves $60 → $80 on Go and $120 → $160 on Go Plus, at the same off-peak token rates ($0.15 input / $0.60 output / $0.003 cached read per 1M, peak exactly double). The Go record’s headline follows its own top-of-range convention, so the plan-level figure moves $60/mo → $80/mo with the published fractions giving $40/week and $16 per 5 hours; Go Plus keeps its $240/mo headline, which is still the top of its $60–$240 range. The page’s request estimates for the model move with the limit ($173,330 requests per month on Go, $346,670 on Go Plus at the published shape). Plan prices ($10 Go / $40 Go Plus), every per-token rate and every other per-model limit are unchanged.
OpenCode Go per-model monthly limits $15–$60 (DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $60) and a $60/mo plan headline; Go Plus $60–$240 (DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $120) → OpenCode Go per-model monthly limits $15–$80 (DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $80) and a $80/mo plan headline; Go Plus $60–$240 (DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $160)
- ModelsOpenCode
Mixed roster change in one read. The page no longer carries DeepSeek V4 Flash or DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision Exp anywhere — not in the advertised model list, the usage-limit table, the request-estimate table or the endpoint table — so both leave the two tiers’ rosters and their per-model rules; the names stay in the catalog because other tracked plans still serve them. In the same read the page added Gemini 4 Argon Contributor (endpoint id gemini-4-argon-contributor) to both tiers at $4.00 input / $20.00 output / $0.20 cached read per 1M with a $30 monthly limit on Go and $120 on Go Plus, doubled for a limited time under a “2x” label — the plan notes describe the doubling and the standing figure is the one the calculator prices. The page’s own data policy for the row reads model training in use and retention not zero-data-retention. Direction is neutral because the read both adds and removes model access: a frontier Gemini arrives while two older DeepSeek Flash variants leave.
OpenCode Go and Go Plus each served 29 models, including DeepSeek V4 Flash and DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision Exp; neither tier listed Gemini 4 Argon → Both tiers serve 28 models: Gemini 4 Argon added at $4.00 input / $20.00 output / $0.20 cached read per 1M, DeepSeek V4 Flash and DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision Exp gone from the roster and from every table on the page
- ModelsOpenAI
Two roster drops in the same read. The pricing page’s compare table moved GPT-5.6 Luna off Go — its Go cell read Yes on 2026-09-13 and No on 2026-10-14 — leaving Go with GPT-6 Luna alone, while the retirement notice (learn.chatgpt.com/codex/models#gpt-55-retirement) closes GPT-5.5 for consumer plans: "On October 14, 2026, GPT-5.5 will retire from ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work, and Codex on all plans, including consumer, Business, Enterprise, and Edu plans." The compare matrix never carried a GPT-5.5 row — the model was carried only by the catch-all "Legacy models" row, and the 2026-10-14 retirement closes that carry. GPT-5.5 stays on the OpenAI API and remains served by other tracked providers — only the OpenAI consumer plans retire it.
OpenAI Go served 2 models (GPT-6 Luna and GPT-5.6 Luna) and OpenAI Plus served 8, including GPT-5.5 → Go serves GPT-6 Luna only — GPT-5.6 Luna left the Go column of the compare table — and Plus serves 7 models, GPT-5.5 gone: it retired from ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work and Codex on all consumer plans on October 14, 2026
12 Oct 2026
- ModelsOzore
The routing catalog behind ozore.com/models (the api/supported-models endpoint) now lists anthropic/claude-sonnet-5.5 and openai/gpt-6.1-sol, so both the Basic and Pro plans serve them on top of the existing 61-model roster — nothing was dropped. Both additions are billed rows on the credits-pricing table, so no free-only row is affected. GPT-OSS 120B is kept on both plans because the live credits free tier still serves it; the other six ids the catalog added since the last read (Claude Opus 5.5, Grok 4.7, GPT-6 Sol, GPT-6 Luna, MiMo V2.6 Pro, MiMo V2.6 Flash) were already on the plans.
Ozore Basic and Pro served 61 models → Ozore Basic and Pro serve 63 models — Claude Sonnet 5.5 and GPT-6.1 Sol added, nothing removed
- PriceOzore
Mixed change: two rate cuts and one model entering billing. On the credits-pricing table Claude Sonnet 5 moved from $3.00/$15.00 list at 35% off (billed $1.95/$9.75) to $2.00/$10.00 at 10% off (billed $1.80/$9.00), GPT-5.6 Terra from $2.50/$15.00 to $2.00/$12.00 list, both 35% off (billed $1.30/$7.80), and Hy3 — a free-tier-only row at the 2026-09-22 read — now bills from its own tencent/hy3 row at $0.0858/$0.3432 per 1M (35% off list $0.132/$0.528) and is gone from the six-row free list. Direction is neutral because the entry mixes cuts with a model moving into billing. No plan price, credit grant or bolt-on changed: Basic stays $10/mo with $20 credits, Pro $35/mo with $70 credits.
Claude Sonnet 5 $1.95 input / $9.75 output per 1M, GPT-5.6 Terra $1.625 / $9.75 per 1M, Hy3 free (billed row absent) → Claude Sonnet 5 $1.80 / $9.00 per 1M, GPT-5.6 Terra $1.30 / $7.80 per 1M, Hy3 billed at $0.0858 / $0.3432 per 1M and no longer on the free tier
- PriceCommandCode
The two models the 2026-10-12 roster sweep added to GOAT and Pro were still unpriced, so their cells rendered n/a. Both rows are now priced from CommandCode’s own payload: Claude Haiku 5.5 at its ≤ 100K band ($0.10/$0.50/$0.01 cached read/$0.125 cached write, > 100K band $0.50/$2.50/$0.05/$0.625) with a $20 GOAT / $30 Pro per-model allowance, and Mistral Large 4 at $1.36/$4.18/$0.14 cached read (524K context, no cache-write rate published) with the page’s boosted $40 GOAT / $50 Pro allowance, which the page states reverts to $20 / $30 after 2026-10-20. The Max 10× / Max 20× / Provider rosters gained the same four models the sweep added elsewhere — both paid rows plus the free-while-it-lasts Ling 3.1 Flash and Ling 3.0 Flash Sante, which stay unpriced. Claude Haiku 5.5 bills the standard Max pool, not the premium one ($150 / $300 in the Max page’s own usage column), and it is excluded from Go.
CommandCode: Claude Haiku 5.5 and Mistral Large 4 listed on the tracked plans but unpriced — their calculator rows rendered n/a, and Max 10× / Max 20× / Provider did not list either model at all → CommandCode: Claude Haiku 5.5 priced at $0.10/$0.50/$0.01 cached read/$0.125 cached write (≤ 100K band) from GOAT up, Mistral Large 4 at $1.36/$4.18/$0.14 cached read on all six tracked plans, and the Max 10× / Max 20× / Provider rosters now list both plus Ling 3.1 Flash and Ling 3.0 Flash Sante
- ModelsCommandCode
Re-read of the Go, GOAT and Pro model lists: four live models were missing. Claude Haiku 5.5 is included from GOAT up. Mistral Large 4 is on every plan. Ling 3.1 Flash and Ling 3.0 Flash Sante are free-while-it-lasts rows, so they join the rosters without a rate. The stealth-preview row Glyph Cluster and the probabilities-only decision model Jev (headless and Provider API only, never in /model) are not catalogued.
Claude Haiku 5.5, Mistral Large 4, Ling 3.1 Flash and Ling 3.0 Flash Sante missing from the tracked Go / GOAT / Pro rosters → Claude Haiku 5.5 on GOAT and Pro ($0.10/$0.50 per 1M, <= 100K band); Mistral Large 4 ($1.36/$4.18, 524K context) and the two free-while-it-lasts rows Ling 3.1 Flash and Ling 3.0 Flash Sante on Go, GOAT and Pro
11 Oct 2026
- ModelsSynthetic· Standard
A new Standard-models row joined the Subscription roster: zai-org/GLM-5.3, marked Beta with 512k context and “Included”, published at $1.40 input / $4.40 output / $0.26 cached input per 1M. Every existing row on the page and every published rate is unchanged — plan price ($30/mo, “$1/day”), the 5h request quota (500 per $30 pack, max 5) and the concurrency throttle all read identically to the previous check.
Synthetic Subscription served 7 models → Synthetic Subscription serves 8 models — zai-org/GLM-5.3 joins the roster at $1.40 input / $4.40 output / $0.26 cached read per 1M, 512k context (Beta)
10 Oct 2026
- PolicyQwenCloud
QwenCloud Token Plan night discount is now a two-rate policy: the Qwen flagship pair deepens to 60% off Credits between 22:00 and 08:00 (UTC+8) — qwen3.8-max moves from 50% to 60% off and qwen3.8-flash joins the night discount at that rate — while the three DeepSeek rows keep their 50% off. The same split now carries on all four Personal Token Plan records (Lite, Essential, Standard and Pro), which share the night-discount terms. The discount window itself is unchanged.
Night 22:00–08:00 UTC+8: 50% off Credits on qwen3.8-max, deepseek-v4-pro-0813, deepseek-v4-flash-0731 and deepseek-v4.1-flash → Night 22:00–08:00 UTC+8: 60% off Credits on qwen3.8-max and qwen3.8-flash; 50% off on deepseek-v4-pro-0813, deepseek-v4-flash-0731 and deepseek-v4.1-flash
- PriceQwenCloud
Site data correction, not a claimed provider price move: qwencloud.com/models/qwen3.6-flash now publishes the model’s own rate rows, so the calculator stops substituting the qwen3.7-flash flash-tier proxy into Qwen3.6-Flash (0.49 → 2.39 credits per request at the 1,100-fresh / 71,500-cached / 220-output Grok shape the gap tables use; ~0.34 → ~1.68 at Qwen3.6-Flash’s own 850 / 49,000 / 160 shape), and the bare deepseek-v4-flash page now returns 404, so DeepSeek V4 Flash re-points to the served deepseek-v4-flash-0731 row that the docs allowlist names ($0.2/$0.4/$0.04 → $0.22/$0.66/$0.022). Both figures apply to all four Personal Token plans, which inherit the per-model rate map.
Qwen3.6-Flash proxied from qwen3.7-flash ($0.03 input / $0.13 output / $0.006 implicit cache per 1M); DeepSeek V4 Flash read off qwencloud.com/models/deepseek-v4-flash ($0.2 / $0.4 / $0.04 implicit cache per 1M) → Qwen3.6-Flash at the model’s own published page ($0.25 input / $1.5 output / $0.025 Explicit Cache Read per 1M — no implicit-cache row is published) and DeepSeek V4 Flash at the deepseek-v4-flash-0731 row ($0.22 / $0.66 / $0.022 implicit cache per 1M)
09 Oct 2026
- CeilingOpenCode
Site disclosure: opencode.ai/docs/go publishes a per-model “Monthly limit” column (Go $15–$60, Go Plus $60–$240) and both records carried only its DeepSeek and Grok rows, so the notes now carry the published window fractions and name the models that cap below the plan headline — GLM-5.3, Kimi K3, Qwen3.8 Max, the MiMo V2.6/V2.5 Pro rows, GPT-6 and GPT-5.6 Luna and Claude Haiku 5.5 at $15 on Go ($60 on Go Plus), where a few flagship requests exhaust the allowance. No price, per-token rate, plan ceiling, roster or per-model cap moved: every figure named was already on the page and the plan-level headline limits are unchanged.
OpenCode Go and Go Plus named four DeepSeek/Grok per-model monthly caps in their notes and the rule nowhere → Both records state the published rule (each model’s monthly cap; 5h window = 20% and weekly = 50% of it) and name the low cap tier alongside the DeepSeek figures
08 Oct 2026
- ModelsOpenCode· Go
OpenCode Go’s docs page prices a Claude Haiku 5.5 row that the plan’s roster did not carry, and OpenCode’s own router catalogue serves it, so the model is a live entitlement rather than a page-only listing. Added to both tiers. The ≤ 100K-token band reads $0.10 input / $0.50 output / $0.01 cached read / $0.125 cached write per 1M at a $15 monthly limit, with the > 100K band at $0.50 / $2.50 / $0.05 / $0.625 and a $60 limit on Go Plus; the page’s request shape is 1,100 input / 55,000 cached / 240 output tokens per request, and its endpoint row routes to OpenCode’s Anthropic Messages endpoint with request retention of 30 days under Anthropic’s data policies (training: not used). The $10 / $40 plan prices, every existing rate and every other per-model limit are unchanged.
OpenCode Go and Go Plus carried 28 models; Claude Haiku 5.5 was on no tracked plan → OpenCode Go and Go Plus both add Claude Haiku 5.5 — 29 models; ≤ 100K tokens $0.10 input / $0.50 output / $0.01 cached read / $0.125 cached write, monthly limit $15 on Go and $60 on Go Plus
07 Oct 2026
- CeilingYolo-Auto
Yolo-Auto’s pricing cards publish daily token allowances for the first time — Builder “Approximately 200 million tokens a day”, Pro “Approximately 750 million tokens a day” — and state capacity as concurrency multipliers (“Up to 5x concurrency” / “Up to 10x concurrency”) where the cards previously gave only coding-agent estimates. Prices ($19/$39), contexts (128K/256K) and the fair-use terms are unchanged: /docs § Capacity and retries still reads “Fair use, bounded project queues, and shared-capacity availability apply”, so the phrase’s disappearance from the home, pricing and models pages is not a fair-use removal.
Builder “Flat-rate · ~3-4 coding agents · 128K context · best-effort capacity · fair use”; Pro “Flat-rate · ~5-6 coding agents · 256K context · best-effort capacity · fair use” — agent-count estimates, no token allowance published → Builder “Flat-rate · 128K context · ~200M tokens/day · up to 5x concurrency · fair use”; Pro “Flat-rate · 256K context · ~750M tokens/day · up to 10x concurrency · fair use” — the daily token allowances are newly published and the former agent counts are now concurrency multipliers
- PolicyOpenAI
OpenAI opened its consumer plan usage to third-party apps. With Sign in with ChatGPT, a Go, Plus or Pro subscriber can let a participating app run AI requests against the ChatGPT Work and Codex usage included in the plan — no API key is created or shared, each app gets a weekly cap set in Settings > Usage (a cap on the plan’s own allowance, not a separate pool), and apps can fall back to credits only after a separate opt-in. The plans’ tool records move from vendor-clients-only to the officially supported partner list, which OpenAI publishes alongside the feature; prices, allowances and model lists are unchanged.
ChatGPT consumer plans usable only with OpenAI’s own Codex clients → Go / Plus / Pro plan usage can also be spent in participating third-party apps through Sign in with ChatGPT, within the partner set OpenAI publishes
- CeilingClaude
Anthropic added monthly Claude Platform API credits to the Max plans: the release notes carry “Claude Max and Team plans now include monthly API credits” under 2026-10-07, the pricing page marks a “Monthly API credits” comparison row New with $100/month on Max 5x and $200/month on Max 20x (Free and Pro read No), and both Max cards state the figures in words. Each tracked record now names its own credit. It is a separate budget, not a wider Claude Code allowance: the provider’s API-credits doc scopes the credit to the Claude API, Claude Managed Agents, the Claude Agent SDK and playground, lists Claude Code and extra usage in the Claude apps as not covered, and states that it refreshes each billing cycle and expires at the end of it with no rollover — spendable on the Claude Platform only. The Team plan’s pooled credits (up to $500/month, $20 per Standard and $100 per Premium seat) are out of scope: the site catalogues individual plans only. Both records keep their Claude Code session-limit wording, and the credits are deliberately not modelled as an allowance in the calculator because they cannot be spent on Claude Code. Plan prices ($100 / $200), usage limits, model rosters and every per-token rate are unchanged.
Claude Max 5x and Max 20x subscriptions carried Claude Code usage only — no Claude Platform API credit → Max 5x adds $100/month and Max 20x $200/month in Claude Platform API credits — a budget for building on the Claude API, separate from the plan’s Claude Code usage and not spendable on it
06 Oct 2026
- ModelsPhoenix Grove
Phoenix Grove refreshes its model catalog from the live bundle: MiMo V2.6 Pro and MiMo V2.6 Flash join every Basic+ plan (the published relative-draw table has no MiMo V2.6 row, so both draws are computed by the table’s own definition), Kimi K2.7 / MiMo V2.5 / MiMo V2.5 Pro are dropped from the rows after disappearing from the live catalog, and Taster newly serves DeepSeek V4.1 Flash + DeepSeek V4 Flash + MiMo V2.6 Flash alongside GLM 5.3 Flash — the usage docs still scope a Taster key to the three floor models (deepseek-v4.1-flash, deepseek-v4-flash-0731, glm-5.3-flash) while the tier card names four.
Catalog: 17 canonical names incl. Kimi K2.7 Code, MiMo V2.5 and MiMo V2.5 Pro; Taster = DeepSeek V4 Flash + GLM 5.3 Flash → Catalog: MiMo V2.6 Pro and MiMo V2.6 Flash added to Basic+; Kimi K2.7 / MiMo V2.5 / MiMo V2.5 Pro dropped (absent from the live catalog, no longer served); Taster = DeepSeek V4.1 Flash + DeepSeek V4 Flash + GLM 5.3 Flash + MiMo V2.6 Flash
- PolicyOpenAI
Calculator disclosure: the Codex pricing page publishes local-message estimates per five-hour period for its Plus column — GPT-6 Astra 5-45, GPT-6.1 Sol 15-160, GPT-6 Sol 15-150 and GPT-6 Luna 350-3,000 — and states that Pro plans have no five-hour limit; it publishes no weekly figure. The ChatGPT Plus rows now show that published window in the 5h and burst columns, stored at the low end of each range (the only figure the provider guarantees) with the full range named on the row, and the plan’s notes no longer repeat per-model message estimates the provider has stopped publishing. The rate card, the monthly figure and the cost per request are unchanged: no per-token rate, plan price, allowance or model roster moved.
ChatGPT Plus calculator rows showed no five-hour window, so the 5h and burst columns read “—” → ChatGPT Plus rows show OpenAI’s own published estimate for local messages per five-hour period, so the 5h and burst columns are populated
- PolicyClaude
Site disclosure: the claude.com/pricing “Models and usage” matrix marks the Fable row “50% of weekly limits” on both Max 5x and Max 20x (Free “No”, Pro “Usage credits”), and the page’s FAQ says it in words — “Claude Fable models are included on Max plans at 50% of your weekly usage limit. Pro users can access Fable via usage credits.” The two Max records now carry that share on their rate-limit line, in their pricing notes and on the calculator’s rule lines for both Fable models, so the tier limit is no longer shown as if Fable could consume all of it. The budget maths is deliberately unchanged: the stored monthly budget is the plan price used as the comparability proxy for these consumer plans, so scaling it by half would multiply one approximation by another. No price, usage limit, model roster or per-token rate moved.
Claude Max 5x and Max 20x showed the tier usage limit without naming Fable’s per-model share → Claude Max 5x and Max 20x now state that Claude Fable 5 and Claude Fable 5.1 draw 50% of the weekly limit
- RetiredMiniMax
MiniMax replaced the Token Plan with M Plan. The subscribe link platform.minimax.io/subscribe/token-plan now redirects to minimax.io/m-plan, and the provider’s own notice states it plainly: “Token Plan is no longer available for new purchases.” Current subscribers with auto-renewal switched on keep their existing plan and benefits and renew at their original price — the Token Plan page is still served for them — while anyone else upgrades to M Plan. The three tracked records are therefore re-cast as M Plan Go / Explore / Build at $22 / $55 / $132 a month, the same regular monthly prices the Token Plan list carried, so the site catalogues what a new subscriber can actually buy today.
Token Plan Plus $22 / Max $55 / Ultra $132 per month — open to new subscriptions → Token Plan closed to new purchases, succeeded by M Plan (Go $22 / Explore $55 / Build $132); existing subscribers with auto-renewal keep their plan and original price
- LaunchMiniMax
M Plan launched as MiniMax’s individual subscription, replacing the Token Plan: three tiers, Go $22 / Explore $55 / Build $132 a month with a 50% first-month offer through October 14, all on monthly billing. Every tier includes the text model MiniMax M3.1 Flash Preview; Explore and Build add H3 video, and image and audio models come with all three. Usage is published only relative to Go — 3× on Explore and 7.5× on Build. The plan works in MiniMax Code and in other tools through a Subscription Key, and M3.1 Flash Preview has no published pay-as-you-go rate, so the M Plan tiers render n/a in the calculator rather than borrowing the MiniMax-M3 rate.
M Plan Go $22 / Explore $55 / Build $132 per month — MiniMax M3.1 Flash Preview included on every tier, H3 video on Explore and Build, usage 3× (Explore) and 7.5× (Build) relative to Go
- PolicyOpenAI
The codex pricing page covers Plus and Standard Business only and states "Pro plans currently have no five-hour limit", with a table of exactly four rows (GPT-6 Astra 5–45, GPT-6.1 Sol 15–160, GPT-6 Sol 15–150, GPT-6 Luna 350–3,000) and two columns. The per-model Pro message estimates still shown on ChatGPT Pro 5x and Pro 20x — GPT-6 Luna 1,750–14,000 / 7,000–56,000, GPT-6 Sol 70–700 / 300–3,000, plus GPT-5.6 Luna, GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra and Astra rows — are not published by the provider any more, so they were removed rather than kept and labelled as derived, and no replacement Pro figure was inferred. Both plan records and the calculator rule lines now carry what the page does say: local messages per five-hour period are estimated for Plus and Standard Business only, Pro plans have no five-hour limit, local messages and cloud chats share the plan allowance, and weekly limits may also apply. Prices, inclusion, model rosters, ceilings and every per-token rate are unchanged.
Pro 5x and Pro 20x carried per-model Codex message estimates — GPT-6 Luna 1,750–14,000 / 7,000–56,000, GPT-6 Sol 70–700 / 300–3,000, GPT-5.6 Luna 1,250–10,000 / 5,000–40,000, GPT-5.6 Sol 50–500 / 200–2,000, Terra 125–1,000 / 500–4,000 and Astra 25–225 / 100–900 per five hours → Those Pro figures are removed: both Pro tiers now read that Pro plans have no five-hour limit and that OpenAI publishes local-message estimates for Plus and Standard Business only — GPT-6 Astra 5–45 · GPT-6.1 Sol 15–160 · GPT-6 Sol 15–150 · GPT-6 Luna 350–3,000
- ModelsClaude
Site correction: Claude Pro advertised Claude Fable 5 and Claude Fable 5.1 as included usage. The provider’s own pricing page marks Fable “Usage credits” on Pro in its Models and usage matrix — Opus reads “Yes”, Sonnet and Haiku “Yes on every paid tier” — and the same page’s FAQ states it in words: “Claude Fable models are included on Max plans at 50% of your weekly usage limit. Pro users can access Fable via usage credits.” Usage credits bill at API rates on top of the subscription, so a Pro subscriber cannot spend the plan’s usage allowance on Fable, which is what the calculator had assumed. Those two rows now render n/a instead of a request estimate; both models stay listed on the plan because the provider still publishes them as reachable on Pro. Max 5x and Max 20x, plan prices, usage limits and every per-token rate are unchanged — the 50%-of-weekly-limit share Fable draws on Max is a separate question and is not modelled here.
Claude Pro priced Claude Fable 5 and Claude Fable 5.1 as included usage → Claude Pro prices only the models its usage allowance covers — Claude Sonnet 5 and Claude Opus 5.5; the two Fable rows render n/a because Fable is usage-credits-only on Pro
05 Oct 2026
- ModelsX.AI
All four SuperGrok tiers — SuperGrok Lite, SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus and SuperGrok Heavy — now serve Grok 4.7: the grok.com/supergrok mode-label JSON flipped from "Thinks hard · Grok 4.6" / "Team of Experts · Grok 4.6" in the 2026-09-23 render to "Thinks hard · Grok 4.7" / "Team of Experts · Grok 4.7" in the 2026-10-05 render, while page prices and caps are unchanged. Grok Build, the plans’ included coding tool (xAI’s exclusive agent), serves 4.7 too — the release notes state it "is available today in Cursor and Grok Build". The calculator’s per-model proxy rows price Grok 4.7 at the docs.x.ai/developers/pricing rate $2.00 input / $0.50 cached read / $6.00 output per 1M (short context ≤200K; the long-context ≥200K band $4.00/$1.00/$12.00 is not modeled), the same rates Grok 4.6 bills. Noted, not smoothed over: x.ai/pricing’s Models comparison row still reads Grok 4.6 (0 occurrences of "Grok 4.7" on a fresh render), so that marketing table lags the product rather than contradicting it — it has never itemised Grok 4.5 either. Like 4.5 and 4.6, both still published in xAI’s own catalogue, no retirement notice anywhere.
SuperGrok tiers listed Grok 4.5 + Grok 4.6 → Grok 4.7 added to all four SuperGrok tiers (Lite $10, SuperGrok $30, Plus $100, Heavy $300)
- PriceMiniMax
MiniMax repriced the Token Plan tier set about 10% up on every tier: its own pricing page now lists Plus $22 / Max $55 / Ultra $132 per month, and the Token Plan overview page carries the same table. The yearly column is unchanged at $264 / $648 / $1,560 list, billed annually $220 / $550 / $1,320 with 2 months free. These are also the regular monthly prices of M Plan, the successor product launched 2026-10-01 (Go $22 / Explore $55 / Build $132, first month 50% off through October 14); Token Plan is no longer sold to new customers and its subscribe link now resolves to the M Plan page, while existing subscribers keep renewing at their original price. Quota windows (5-hour rolling + weekly), agent concurrency (3-4 / 4-5 / 6-7), the M3 / M2.7 roster and the credit packages are unchanged.
Token Plan Plus $20 / Max $50 / Ultra $120 per month (read from the subscribe page on 2026-09-26) → Token Plan Plus $22 / Max $55 / Ultra $132 per month — about 10% up on every tier
- PolicyMiniMax
MiniMax’s monthly tiers carry a 50% first-month offer: the launch offer runs through October 14 on monthly billing only, annual billing is excluded, and the subscription renews at the regular monthly rate from the second month. The discounted first-month prices are now shown on the plan records, while the regular monthly rates stay the ones the calculator bills.
no first-month offer — every month billed at the regular monthly rate → $11 / $27.50 / $66 for the first month, then the regular $22 / $55 / $132 per month on monthly billing (offer through October 14)
03 Oct 2026
- Retiredcamelai
camelStream is shutting down. /stream banner: "camelStream is shutting down. New subscriptions are closed, and existing subscriptions end with their current billing period. Existing customers can sign in to see their end date." Pricing block: "Legacy plan · closed to new subscriptions" and "Your subscription will not renew. Access ends with your current paid period." Legacy docs: "camelStream is shutting down. These legacy docs are kept for existing customers. New subscriptions and renewals are closed. API access ends with your current paid period."
Live, purchasable plan as of the 2026-09-15 launch: open to new subscriptions at $5/mo per stream, unlimited tokens on an auto-routed fleet → Closed to new subscriptions and renewals; access ends with the current paid period; docs moved to "Stream (Legacy)"
02 Oct 2026
- ModelsStepFun
StepFun's Step Plan overview now lists step-5-preview first in "Step Plan currently supports the following models" as "flagship model for agentic work", and guides/pricing/details publishes its row (1M context, $1.00 cache-miss input / $0.05 cache-hit input / $2.70 output per 1M tokens — the cache-miss price includes writing new content to the cache). The quick-start page recommends step-5-preview for a first integration. The same published rates therefore flow into all four credit tiers as 7 / 0.35 / 18.9 credits per token; monthly prices, credit allowances, booster packs and the $1 ≈ 7M conversion are unchanged, and step-3.5-flash-2603 remains a dated alias of Step 3.5 Flash rather than a new roster entry.
Flash Mini, Flash Plus, Flash Pro and Flash Max served Step 3.7 Flash and Step 3.5 Flash only → Step 5 Preview added to Flash Mini, Flash Plus, Flash Pro and Flash Max at $1.00/$2.70 per 1M (cache read $0.05; 7 / 0.35 / 18.9 credits per token at the published $1 ≈ 7M credits)
- LaunchOpenAI· Pro 500
OpenAI split ChatGPT Pro into three usage tiers and added Pro 500 ($500/month), the only Pro tier that includes Astra Ultrafast. help.openai.com publishes the tier table (Pro 100 $100 Not included · Pro 200 $200 Not included · Pro 500 $500 Included) and states "Pro 500 offers the highest included usage of the three plans", while developers.openai.com/codex/pricing prices the Pro card "From $100" with "Plans at $100, $200, or $500 USD per month" and Ultrafast access on Pro $500 only. Ultrafast draws the plan's included usage first, then credits, and buying credits on Pro 100 or Pro 200 does not unlock it; Fast mode consumes the included allowance at 2.5× and Astra Ultrafast at 8× (credits 2× / 6×). Pro 100 and Pro 200 prices are unchanged.
ChatGPT Pro was a single plan at $200/month → Pro now has three usage tiers — Pro 100 $100, Pro 200 $200, Pro 500 $500 — with Astra Ultrafast included only on Pro 500
- CeilingOpenAI· Pro 200
OpenAI cut the included usage allowance for new ChatGPT Pro 200 subscriptions. help.openai.com states "New subscriptions that aren't eligible for grandfathering include a lower usage allowance" while "The monthly price remains $200", and sets the grandfathering window as an active Pro 200 subscription at any point from September 22, 2026 through 10 a.m. Pacific Time on September 29, 2026, with the previous allowance usable "through October 29, 2026"; Support cannot reset ChatGPT or Codex limits. OpenAI does not publish the new allowance figures — the Codex usage table covers Plus and Standard Business only and states "Pro plans currently have no five-hour limit" — so the stored 20× ceiling is unchanged and no replacement multiplier is inferred.
A new ChatGPT Pro 200 subscription carried the same included usage allowance as existing ones → New Pro 200 subscriptions not eligible for grandfathering get a lower included usage allowance; grandfathered allowances run to October 29, 2026. Price stays $200/month
30 Sept 2026
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode now serves a second fast-tier DeepSeek row, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash Fast, on every plan including the $1 Go tier. The provider pricing-limits page publishes it as its own model (id deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash-fast, 1M context, text, vision and reasoning caps) at $0.16 input / $0.58 output / $0.016 cache read per 1M off-peak, with peak $0.32 / $1.16 / $0.032 for 7 hours a day (01–04 & 06–10 UTC, Mon–Fri) - a separate row from DeepSeek V4.1 Flash ($0.15/$0.60/$0.003) and DeepSeek V4 Flash Fast ($0.28/$0.56/$0.07), so the three stay distinct. The GOAT and Pro plan pages print a $60 / $70 monthly credit allowance for it, matching the page payload. Billing category opensource, so Max 10× and Max 20× draw the standard pool.
DeepSeek V4 Flash Fast was the only fast-tier DeepSeek row on the six tracked CommandCode plans → DeepSeek V4.1 Flash Fast added to Go, GOAT, Pro, Max 10×, Max 20× and Provider at $0.16 input / $0.58 output / $0.016 cache read per 1M off-peak (peak 2× for 7h/day), with a $60 monthly allowance on GOAT and $70 on Pro
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode shipped GPT-6.1 Sol the day OpenAI launched it (changelog 1.71.0, Add GPT-6.1 Sol). The pricing-limits page publishes a $2.00/$10.00 per 1M row with a $0.10 cache read and a $2.50 cache write - half the cache read of the sibling GPT-6 Sol row, read from the same page - and its availability map marks individual-go, individual-go-v1, individual-goat, individual-pro, individual-pro-v1 and individual-provider false with only individual-max and individual-ultra true. The model therefore lands on Max 10× and Max 20× alone: Go, GOAT, Pro and the PAYG Provider plan keep their existing rosters and prices. Category premium, so both Max tiers bill it against the premium pool, and the > 272K-token band is $4.00/$15.00 with a $0.20 cache read and $5.00 cache write.
GPT-6 Sol was the newest Sol-generation model on CommandCode Max 10× and Max 20× → GPT-6.1 Sol added to CommandCode Max 10× and Max 20× at $2.00 input / $10.00 output / $0.10 cache read / $2.50 cache write per 1M
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode now serves Claude Sonnet 5.5 from GOAT upward. The provider pricing-limits page publishes a $2.00/$10.00 per 1M row with $0.20 cache read and $2.50 cache write, its availability map marks individual-go and individual-go-v1 false with individual-goat true, and the GOAT plan page lists the model at $10 of monthly credits against the plan pool - so Go is the only tracked tier without it. Priced as a standard-pool model on Max 10×/Max 20×: the provider payload carries no tier change for it and the row sits outside the premium Claude Opus and Fable group.
Claude Sonnet 5 was the newest Sonnet model on CommandCode Pro, Max 10×, Max 20× and Provider; Go and GOAT carried no Claude Sonnet at all → Claude Sonnet 5.5 added to GOAT, Pro, Max 10×, Max 20× and Provider at $2.00 input / $10.00 output / $0.20 cache read / $2.50 cache write per 1M ($10 of monthly credits on GOAT, $20 on Pro)
- ModelsOpenAI
OpenAI launched GPT-6.1 Sol across its Codex rollout: the models page states the launch rollout includes Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Edu and that Free and Go are excluded, and the Codex pricing page lists it at 15-160 local messages per 5h on Plus (GPT-6 Sol: 15-150) at 50 credits input / 2.5 cached / 250 output per 1M (GPT-6 Sol: 50/5/250) - the same input and output for a cheaper cached read. Its API row is $2.00/$10.00 per 1M with a $0.10 cached read and $2.50 cache write. Free and Go keep GPT-6 Luna only. The Pro 5x / Pro 20x message tables published earlier are gone from the live page, which now states that Pro plans have no five-hour limit, so those two plans gain the model without a message figure.
GPT-6 Sol was the newest Sol-generation Codex model on ChatGPT Plus, Pro 5x and Pro 20x → GPT-6.1 Sol added to ChatGPT Plus, Pro 5x and Pro 20x - 15-160 local messages per 5h on Plus, 50 credits input / 2.5 cached / 250 output per 1M
- ModelsCursor
Cursor documented Claude Sonnet 5.5 as a first-class model, so it is added to all three tracked Cursor plans, which share one third-party model table and differ only in the pool budget. The rate is Anthropic list ($2/$10) with a $2.50 cache write and $0.20 cache read; the model draws from the shared Other Models pool like the other Claude rows. The page notes US-only endpoints bill 10% higher and that Sonnet 5.5 has no long-context multiplier above 200K.
Claude Sonnet 5 was the newest Sonnet model on Cursor Pro, Pro+ and Ultra → Claude Sonnet 5.5 added to Cursor Pro, Pro+ and Ultra at $2 input / $2.50 cache write / $0.20 cache read / $10 output per 1M
- ModelsLLM Gateway DevPass
The DevPass coding-models catalogue now lists claude-sonnet-5-5 (premium: false, 1M context) at inputPrice 2e-6 / outputPrice 1e-5 per token, i.e. $2/$10 per 1M, so the model is added to all three tracked DevPass plans, which expose the same catalogue and differ only in the usage allowance. The gateway catalogue publishes the backing anthropic mapping at the same $2/$10 with cachedInputPrice 2e-7 per token ($0.20 cached read) and a $2.50 cache write.
Claude Opus 5.5 was the newest Claude model on DevPass Lite, Pro and Max → Claude Sonnet 5.5 added to DevPass Lite, Pro and Max at the catalogue rate $2/$10 per 1M
- ModelsGitHub Copilot
GitHub now serves Claude Sonnet 5.5 on every tracked Copilot tier: the supported-models availability table marks the model Included for Copilot Pro, Copilot Pro+, Copilot Max, Copilot Business and Copilot Enterprise. Copilot publishes no per-token rates of its own, so the row carries Anthropic list ($2/$10/$0.20 cached read) as the comparability proxy the rest of the Copilot block uses.
Claude Sonnet 5 was the newest Sonnet model on Copilot Pro, Pro+ and Max → Claude Sonnet 5.5 added to Copilot Pro, Pro+ and Max at the vendor list rate $2/$10/$0.20 per 1M
- ModelsNous Portal
The Nous Portal inference catalogue lists anthropic/claude-sonnet-5.5 (canonical slug anthropic/claude-sonnet-5.5-20260928, 1M context, released 2026-09-28) at $2 input / $10 output per 1M with a published input_cache_read of $0.20 and a $2.50 cache write, so the model is added to the shared Plus rule that Super and Ultra derive from. The cached rate is the catalogue own input_cache_read, not a proxy multiple.
Claude Opus 5.5 was the newest Claude model on Nous Portal Plus, Super and Ultra → Claude Sonnet 5.5 added to Nous Portal Plus, Super and Ultra at $2 input / $0.20 cached input / $10 output per 1M
- ModelsZenMux
The ZenMux public model catalogue published anthropic/claude-sonnet-5.5 on 2026-09-28 with $2 input / $10 output / $0.20 cached read, a $2.50 5-minute cache write and $4.00 for 1 hour, so the model joins the shared Builder model list that all three tracked subscription tiers render. ZenMux publishes no cache discount of its own; the row stores the catalogue figures.
Claude Sonnet 5 was the newest Sonnet model on ZenMux Builder Starter, Max and Ultra → Claude Sonnet 5.5 added to ZenMux Builder Starter, Max and Ultra at $2 input / $10 output / $0.20 cached read / $2.50 cache write per 1M
- PolicyGoogle AI
The Google Store rewards row is gone from the Google AI plans comparison table for all four tiers (it read 3% back on Plus and 10% on Pro, Ultra 5x and Ultra 20x in the 2026-09-12 baseline), so the cashback subscribers had is no longer listed - one provider-level policy event. The same page read also moved two Plus facts: the Plus storage cell now reads "400 GB or 2 TB" (was "400 GB") and premium Google Meet video calling now reads "Only with 2 TB plan" where the baseline marked it unavailable on Plus. No price is published for the 2 TB variant, so the variant is recorded as a fact correction in the Plus rateLimit rather than a gain - the only subscriber-visible value change is losing the cashback, hence worse and not the mixed cut/rise case that forces neutral. Prices ($4.99 / $19.99 / $99.99 / $199.99), usage multipliers, storage on Pro and Ultra and the model lists are unchanged.
Google Store rewards: 3% back on Plus, 10% on Pro, Ultra 5x and Ultra 20x → Google Store rewards no longer listed on any Google AI plan
29 Sept 2026
- LaunchNeural Watt
Neural Watt launched a fourth self-serve tier, Max $200/mo with 28.57 kWh of monthly energy included, shed-last priority routing (the last requests slowed under load), $7.00/kWh overage and a $2,000 annual-upfront option (2 months free). The three existing tiers (Basic $20 / Standard $50 / Pro $100) are unchanged in price, kWh allowance and overage rate; the shared overage-ladder string on all four plans now reads $8.50/$8.00/$7.50/$7.00 per kWh with Max as the new fourth rung.
Fourth self-serve tier Max $200/mo — 28.57 kWh energy included, shed-last priority routing, overage $7.00/kWh, annual upfront $2,000 (2 months free); overage ladder now $8.50 / $8.00 / $7.50 / $7.00 per kWh across Basic / Standard / Pro / Max
- ModelsNeural Watt
Neural Watt roster sighted on the 2026-09-29 pricing dump (GLM-5.2 is gone from both the estimator table and the public /v1/models catalogue), logged as one mixed event: a cut (GLM-5.2 out) plus three additions, with the roster as a whole moving 8 → 10 canonical models on every plan. GLM-5.2 is recorded as removed from the lineup, not a discontinuation — the model stays in the registry and other providers still serve it.
8 canonical models on Basic / Standard / Pro: ['DeepSeek V4 Flash','GLM-5.2','Kimi K2.7 Code','Gemma 4 31B','Qwen3.6-35B','GLM-5.3','Kimi K3','Qwen 3.8 27B'], '+6 more' variant rows → 10 canonical models on Basic / Standard / Pro / Max: GLM-5.2 replaced by GLM-5.3 (same published rate $1.45/$4.50) and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, GLM-5.3-Flash and MiMo V2.6 Pro added; '+6 more' → '+4 more' variant rows
- PriceNeural Watt
Recalibration of Neural Watt's energy-derived calculator rates: wh_per_mtok is a trailing-7-day measured figure that moves between reads, and every neural-watt Req/$ figure moved with it (headline moves: DeepSeek V4 Flash 3.2501 → 6.8527, Kimi K2.7 Code 8.35 → 35.3225). Plan prices, kWh allowances and overage rates are unchanged; the same dependence also holds for the newly added Max tier rule.
Stored calculator energy-derived rates before the 2026-09-29 refresh (matching no dump — the 2026-09-11 page measured DeepSeek V4 Flash at 4.3204): DeepSeek V4 Flash 3.2501 and Kimi K2.7 Code 8.35 wh_per_mtok (among others) → Calculator energy-derived rates from the 2026-09-29 read: DeepSeek V4 Flash 3.2501 → 6.8527 and Kimi K2.7 Code 8.35 → 35.3225 wh_per_mtok (all ten live models re-measured, three added)
28 Sept 2026
- PolicyOpenAI
Site correction: the OpenAI Codex plans are recorded as locked to OpenAI’s own clients rather than open to third-party clients. OpenAI publishes the client list — the ChatGPT desktop app in Codex mode, Codex CLI, the Codex IDE extension and Codex web — and signing in to one of them with an API key bills at standard API rates instead of drawing on the plan. Prices, message allowances and model lists are unchanged.
Go, Plus, Pro 5x and Pro 20x — recorded as usable from third-party clients on top of Codex → Go, Plus, Pro 5x and Pro 20x — locked to OpenAI’s own Codex clients: the ChatGPT desktop app (Codex mode), Codex CLI, the Codex IDE extension and Codex web
- PolicyX.AI
Site correction: the SuperGrok tiers are recorded as locked to Grok Build’s own surfaces rather than open to third-party clients. xAI documents Grok Build as usable through its interactive TUI, headlessly in scripts or bots, and through the Agent Client Protocol in other apps, with sign-in handled inside Grok itself; the separately billed xAI API is the only bring-your-own-key route. Prices, usage allowances and model lists are unchanged.
SuperGrok Lite, SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus and SuperGrok Heavy — recorded as usable from third-party clients → SuperGrok Lite, SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus and SuperGrok Heavy — locked to Grok Build’s own surfaces: the interactive TUI, headless scripts and bots, and ACP in other apps
- PolicyGitHub Copilot
Site correction: the GitHub Copilot plans are recorded as locked to GitHub’s own Copilot surface rather than open to third-party clients. GitHub documents Copilot CLI’s Agent Client Protocol server for editor, IDE, CI/CD and custom-frontend integrations and publishes no subscription endpoint a third-party agent can authenticate against, so the plans are the assistant inside Copilot’s own clients. Prices, AI-credit allowances and model lists are unchanged.
Copilot Pro, Pro+ and Max — recorded as usable from third-party clients → Copilot Pro, Pro+ and Max — locked to GitHub’s own Copilot surface: Copilot CLI and the clients that speak its Agent Client Protocol server
- PolicyBytePlus
Site correction: the BytePlus ModelArk Coding Plans are bounded to an official allowlist of coding tools, not to any compatible client. The provider’s own documentation lists the supported tools (Claude Code, OpenCode, OpenClaw, TraeCode, Cline, Cursor, Codex, Roo Code and Kilo Code) and states that the quota is only applicable to supported programming tools and cannot be used for API calls, with the plan Base URL and key used in non-coding products treated as abuse or a policy violation. Prices, allowances and model lists are unchanged.
ModelArk Coding Plans (Lite and Pro) — treated as reachable from any OpenAI/Anthropic-compatible client → ModelArk Coding Plans (Lite and Pro) — reachable only from the officially supported coding tools; the plan quota cannot be used for API calls
- LaunchCharm Hyper· Shred Classic
Charm Hyper joins the catalogue as a coding-focused inference provider from Charmbracelet: the $20/month Dev plan carries 250 Hypercredits that refresh every 24 hours, so a subscriber gets about $12.50 of inference a day — 1 Hypercredit is published as 5¢ on both the FAQ and the models docs, the landing pricing card reads “250 Hypercredits, refreshing daily”, and the docs’ Plans & Billing page prints “250 Hypercredits / 24 hours”. The docs prose still describes plan credits as a monthly allocation, so the two concrete product surfaces decide the cadence and the daily figure is the one stored. The free tier (100 Hypercredits a month) and the prepaid credit bundles are separate purchases and are not tracked. Access is an OpenAI-compatible (chat completions and responses) and Anthropic Messages API with plain API-key auth and setup pages for Crush, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi and Zed, so the plan is catalogued as usable from any tool with no client lock. The 18 stored models come from the provider’s own public model list, each at its own published per-1M rate, and the calculator budgets every one of them at $375/month — the monthly equivalent of spending the full daily allowance for 30 days, named as an estimate because the credits refresh on their cadence rather than banking. Five catalogue entries are not stored: the dated DeepSeek checkpoint labels (0731 and 0813) are version labels of the plain V4 Flash and V4 Pro models rather than separate canonical models, the site’s model registry has no entry for Kimi K2 Thinking or Gemma 4 26B A4B, and Inkling is left out until its identity can be confirmed from a first-party source.
Charm Hyper Dev: $20/month for 250 Hypercredits refreshing every 24 hours — about $12.50/day of inference at the published 1 Hypercredit = 5¢ — served over OpenAI-compatible and Anthropic Messages APIs with no client lock
- ModelsOpenCode· Go
OpenCode Go’s own docs page no longer serves four models it published a row for four days earlier, so the plan no longer carries them: GLM-5.1, Qwen3.7 Max, Qwen3.6 Plus and MiniMax M2.5. Each has zero occurrences on the current page — absent from the advertised model list, the usage-limits table, the request-estimate table, the endpoints table and the per-model request-shape lines — while the 2026-09-24 read of the same page recorded all four with their own rates and limits (GLM-5.1 $0.26 cached read, Qwen3.7 Max $0.50 at a $30 monthly limit, Qwen3.6 Plus $0.05 at ≤ 256K tokens, MiniMax M2.5 $0.06). The page’s entitlement list is the source for what a Go subscriber gets, so the roster is now exactly the 28 models the page publishes a priced row for — the same set the $40 Go Plus tier carries, which never listed the four. The $10 price, the $60/mo headline usage figure and every surviving rate and per-model limit are untouched.
GLM-5.1, Qwen3.7 Max, Qwen3.6 Plus and MiniMax M2.5 were listed and priced on OpenCode Go — 32 models, each with its own per-model monthly limit ($15–$60) → All four removed from OpenCode Go — 28 models, the same set the Go Plus tier carries; every surviving rate, request shape and per-model limit is unchanged
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode serves four paid models on every plan, including the $1 Go tier, that no tracked roster or calculator rule carried. The pricing-limits page’s row payload publishes each with a rate and a per-model monthly allowance, its availability map sets every key true (individual-go / goat / pro / pro-v1 / provider / max / ultra + teams-pro), and the provider’s own model list at commandcode.ai/docs/reference/cli/models lists all four. Each is now on Go, GOAT, Pro, Max 10×, Max 20× and Provider at the page’s own figure: LongCat 2.0 (meituan/LongCat-2.0, 1.05M context, $0.30/$1.20/$0.006 cached read, allowance $50 GOAT / $60 Pro), GLM-5.3 FlashX (z-ai/glm-5.3-flashx, $0.37/$1.25/$0.075, $20/$30), Qwen 3.8 Omni Flash (Qwen/Qwen3.8-Omni-Flash, $0.15/$0.47/$0.016, $20/$30) and Qwen 3.8 Max 0902 (Qwen/Qwen3.8-Max-0902, $2.00/$6.00/$0.25, $20/$30). Near namesakes were checked before they were added rather than merged: FlashX carries its own id, rates and launch date apart from GLM-5.3-Flash, and Qwen 3.8 Max 0902 is a separate id, name and launch date from Qwen 3.8 Max, so each pair stays two rows. Omni Flash reads text true beside vision, so it is tracked as a text model. No existing rate, allowance or plan price moved.
Four served models were missing from every CommandCode plan list and priced by no plan — Go carried 45 models, GOAT 53, Pro 67 and Max 10× / Max 20× / Provider 76 → All four added to all six plans (Go 49, GOAT 57, Pro 71, Max 10× / Max 20× / Provider 80) at their own published rates: LongCat 2.0 $0.30/$1.20/$0.006, GLM-5.3 FlashX $0.37/$1.25/$0.075, Qwen 3.8 Omni Flash $0.15/$0.47/$0.016, Qwen 3.8 Max 0902 $2.00/$6.00/$0.25
- LaunchOpenCode· Go Plus
OpenCode now sells two monthly plans where it sold one: opencode.ai/docs/go lists "Go $10/month" and "Go Plus $40/month" and states "Token pricing is the same for Go and Go Plus" — the Go Plus rate columns are identical to Go’s row for row, and only the per-model monthly limits move, each row at its own figure rather than a uniform multiple (GLM-5.3-Flash $60 -> $180, Kimi K3 $15 -> $60, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $60 -> $120, Hy3 $60 -> $240, Qwen3.8 Flash $30 -> $90). The published window fractions are unchanged and per-model: 5-hour 20% of the monthly limit, weekly 50%, monthly 100%. Go Plus is added at $40/month with the Go rates and the Go Plus caps, and its headline usage figure is the top of its monthly-limit range ($240), the same convention the Go record follows ($60). Nothing on the Go plan moved — its price, roster, caps and rates are unchanged, and no rate changed on any other plan. The record carries the 28 models the page publishes a priced row for on both tiers; the four names the page no longer lists for either tier (GLM-5.1, Qwen3.7 Max, Qwen3.6 Plus, MiniMax M2.5) are excluded from the new tier pending a re-read of the page. The OpenCode provider page https://opencode.ai/go publishes the same pair of plans ("Go Plus $40/month — Everything included in Go · Higher limits and fewer interruptions").
OpenCode Go Plus: a $40/month second tier of OpenCode Go — the same models at identical token rates, with higher per-model monthly limits ($60–$240 against Go’s $15–$60)
- PriceCline· Pass
The Reference-pricing table on docs.cline.bot/getting-started/clinepass now carries rows for the three ClinePass models that had been rendering n/a since they joined the roster, so all three are priced from their own rows: GLM-5.3 Flash $0.15/$0.50/$0.03 cached read, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $0.30/$1.20/$0.006 and Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor $0.10/$0.20/$0.002. DeepSeek V4.1 Flash prints ONE unsplit row where DeepSeek V4 Pro gets separate Peak and Off-peak rows, and that figure is DeepSeek's peak rate — DeepSeek's own page (api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/pricing/) bills off-peak at half, so the off-peak headline $0.15/$0.60/$0.003 is stored, the same convention this plan already follows for DeepSeek V4 Pro. Budgets are the plan's documented $60 cheap-model class (ClinePass publishes no per-model cap). The plan roster is also aligned to the docs' own models-table order, which puts GLM-5.3 first again (GLM-5.2 held that slot until the 2026-09-28 deprecations). Price ($9.99/month), quota and the nine other reference rates are unchanged.
ClinePass: GLM-5.3 Flash, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor listed on the plan but unpriced — their calculator rows rendered n/a → ClinePass: all three priced from the docs Reference-pricing rows — GLM-5.3 Flash $0.15/$0.50/$0.03 cached read, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash off-peak $0.15/$0.60/$0.003, Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor $0.10/$0.20/$0.002
- ModelsCline· Pass
The four ClinePass models the Cline team deprecated on 2026-09-21 are gone from the live docs: the "ClinePass includes the following models" table on docs.cline.bot/getting-started/clinepass now lists 12 models without GLM-5.2, Kimi K2.6, Kimi K2.7 Code or DeepSeek V4 Flash, their Reference-pricing rows are gone too, and a new deprecations note states "GLM-5.2, Kimi K2.6, Kimi K2.7 Code, and DeepSeek V4 Flash are no longer available on ClinePass", pointing at DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, GLM-5.3 and Kimi K3 instead. All four are removed from the plan roster and its per-model rules, so their calculator rows disappear. DeepSeek's own pricing page corroborates the DeepSeek V4 Flash retirement ("the corresponding models have been retired, their requests are served by the DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash model and billed at the Flash price"). The marketing page cline.bot/cline-pass still names all four in its hand-maintained "Included models" list — stale copy, not a contradicting service statement, because it also omits DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor, which the docs list. Price ($9.99/month), quota and the surviving reference rates are unchanged; DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor and GLM-5.3 Flash stay unpriced (their new docs rows were not applied here).
16 models — GLM-5.2, Kimi K2.6, Kimi K2.7 Code, DeepSeek V4 Flash still included and priced → 12 models — the four deprecated models removed from the roster and its reference pricing
- CeilingCommandCode
CommandCode makes the DeepSeek V4.1 Flash credit boost permanent: the pricing-limits page prices the row at $60 on the $10 GOAT plan and $70 on the $20 Pro plan with the deal note "Boosted credits with no end date", and both plan pages print the same figure, where the earlier boost carried a through-2026-09-20 date and a $40 / $50 standing allowance. Per-token rates are unchanged ($0.15 / $0.60 / $0.003 off-peak, peak 2×), and the calculator already budgeted $60 / $70, so the value a subscriber sees today does not move — what changed is that it can no longer lapse.
CommandCode GOAT / Pro: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash per-model allowance $60 / $70 as a dated boost running through 2026-09-20, with a standing $40 / $50 to revert to → CommandCode GOAT / Pro: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash per-model allowance $60 / $70 permanently — deal id deepseek-v4.1-flash-boosted-credits, "no end date", no standing figure to revert to
- CeilingCommandCode
The two dated per-model allowance boosts CommandCode ran for its Grok 4.7 and MiMo V2.6 Flash launches have lapsed, and both plan pages now print the standing figure with the promo date beside it — Grok 4.7 reads "$20 · $35 through Sep 27th" on GOAT and "$30 · $45 through Sep 27th" on Pro, and MiMo V2.6 Flash reads a plain $20 / $30 with no expiry text where it previously carried a $67 / $77 boost through 2026-09-24. Per-token rates on both rows are unchanged. Every "$1 of credit goes further" note in the calculator for these two rows falls back to the plan pool shape.
CommandCode launch promos: Grok 4.7 per-model allowance $35 GOAT / $45 Pro through 2026-09-27; MiMo V2.6 Flash $67 GOAT / $77 Pro through 2026-09-24 → CommandCode launch promos expired: Grok 4.7 back to $20 GOAT / $30 Pro; MiMo V2.6 Flash back to $20 GOAT / $30 Pro
- PriceCommandCode
CommandCode’s Grok 4.7 launch deal (id grok-4.7-40-off, 40% off, expires 2026-09-27) has ended: the pricing-limits row now shows list $2.00 / $6.00 / $0.50 per 1M with the discounted $1.20 / $3.60 / $0.30 pair rendered beside it, and the plan pages print the list rate first. Available on GOAT and above; a request therefore costs ~1.67× what the calculator previously billed.
CommandCode: Grok 4.7 billed the 40%-off launch-deal rate $1.20 input / $3.60 output / $0.30 cache read per 1M → CommandCode: Grok 4.7 back at the list rate $2.00 input / $6.00 output / $0.50 cache read per 1M
- CeilingOpenCode· Go
The 4× cap boost OpenCode announced for DeepSeek V4.1 Flash is permanent: the Go usage-limits table’s Monthly limit column now reads a plain $60 on both the off-peak and peak rows, with no "4x" label and no end date — the 2026-09-24 read still carried "$15 → $60 4x · Ends Sep 27". The stored $15 was a quarter of the model’s new cap and four times under the plan’s $60 monthly pool, so every Req/$1 figure for this row was understated 4×; the docs’ request-estimate row for the model moves with it (32,500 → 130,000 req/mo). It is the only cap on the table that changed — V4 Flash $30, V4 Flash Vision Exp $15 and V4 Pro $15 stand — and no rate or request shape moved.
OpenCode Go: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash monthly model limit $15 → OpenCode Go: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash monthly model limit $60
- ModelsBytePlus
Two models joined the ModelArk Coding Plan allowlist on both Coding Plan Lite and Coding Plan Pro — the headline model list moves 7 → 9 with GLM-5.3-Flash (1M context window, 128k max output) and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash (1M context window, 384k max output) added to the same roster as the $10 Lite and $50 Pro tiers. The quickstart doc’s own allowlist moved 10 → 12 entries and the only additions are these two slugs; the unlisted remainder (Dola Seed 2.0 Lite / Dola Seed 2.0 Code / ByteDance Seed Code) and the prices, quotas and tool list are unchanged.
Coding Plan Lite and Pro — 7 headline models → Coding Plan Lite and Pro — 9 headline models: GLM-5.3-Flash and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash added
- PriceBytePlus
Calculator proxy-rate realignment on both ModelArk Coding Plans: the stored DeepSeek rows no longer trace to the live PAYG table (neither $0.14/$0.28 nor $1.74/$3.48 appears anywhere on the current page), so the per-token credit rates are re-set to the live rows and the two models that joined the plan get their own rows. The reference-request valuation moves from $0.002093 to $0.0016692/req, so every Req/$1 and Burst/$1 figure on both plans moves; plan prices and quotas are unchanged.
Calculator proxy rates from the 2026-08-11 ModelArk read: DeepSeek V4 Flash $0.14 / $0.028 / $0.28 and DeepSeek V4 Pro $1.74 / $0.145 / $3.48 per 1M; GLM-5.3-Flash and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash unrated → Live ModelArk table rates: DeepSeek V4 Flash $0.44 / $0.014 / $1.32 and DeepSeek V4 Pro $1.32 / $0.044 / $3.96; GLM-5.3-Flash added at $0.15 / $0.03 / $0.50 and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash at $0.15 / $0.003 / $0.60 off-peak (peak 2×)
27 Sept 2026
- PolicyKimi
Kimi’s membership relaunches unpause the four tiers and rename them: Moderato/Allegretto/Allegro/Vivace become Plus/Pro/Max/Ultra at the same $19/$39/$99/$199 monthly prices. Prices, model lists and rate limits are unchanged on the records.
Moderato / Allegretto / Allegro / Vivace — the four membership tiers are paused and waitlist-only ("Join Waitlist" on every card) → Plus $19 / Pro $39 / Max $99 / Ultra $199, billed monthly, open for new subscribers ("Subscribe" on every card) — same four price points
- PolicyGoogle AI
Site correction: the Google AI plans are not BYOK-open. Google’s Gemini CLI terms state that accessing the services behind Gemini CLI with third-party software, tools or services is a violation of its terms and can lead to account suspension, and Google’s own deprecation notice ended IDE-extension service for the individual / AI Pro / AI Ultra tiers on 2026-06-18, leaving Antigravity as the coding client a Google AI subscription can be used from. The Gemini API is billed separately per token. The four plan records move from lock "open" to lock "exclusive"; prices, model lists, ceilings and the rest of the copy are unchanged.
Google AI Plus / Pro / Ultra 5x / Ultra 20x listed as BYOK-open (codingTool "Antigravity", lock "open") — any agent could use them → All four Google AI plans locked to Google’s own clients (Antigravity, lock "exclusive") — a Google AI subscription includes no third-party endpoint
25 Sept 2026
- ModelsOllama
Three models leave the Ollama Cloud roster between the 2026-09-24 and 2026-09-26 pricing dumps: the deepseek-v4-flash, glm-5.1 and qwen3.5:397b rows are gone from ollama.com/pricing and no other row changed. Ollama’s own library pages state deepseek-v4-flash and glm-5.1 “was retired on September 25, 2026”; qwen3.5 keeps a library page but has lost its cloud tag — it is absent from the cloud lineup and from the public /api/tags cloud list. Both tracked plans drop the three from their model lists and the calculator loses their per-token entries, so GLM-5.1’s mid-priced GLM tier is no longer reachable on Ollama (GLM-5.2 at $1.40 / $4.40 and GLM-5.3-Flash at $0.15 / $0.50 remain).
Pro and Max listed 20 Ollama Cloud models, including deepseek-v4-flash, glm-5.1 and qwen3.5:397b — all three with published per-token rows → Pro and Max list 17 cloud models — deepseek-v4-flash and glm-5.1 retired on 2026-09-25, qwen3.5:397b no longer cloud-enabled; every remaining rate unchanged
- CeilingMuse Code
Meta’s own subscription docs and product page publish the Muse Code usage multiples as 5× (High Usage) and 20× (Power Usage) of the Everyday Usage plan — the records stored 3× and 10× from the 2026-09-01 press report. The High 5h ceiling moves 150 → 250 prompts and Power 500 → 1000; Everyday stays 10–50 prompts/5h, now worded with the provider’s “including image and video uploads”, and the three display names become Everyday Usage / High Usage / Power Usage. Prices ($5 / $15 / $50 per month) and the per-token proxy rates are unchanged.
High Usage 5h cap 150 prompts (3× Everyday) · Power Usage 5h cap 500 (10× Everyday) — the launch-coverage multipliers the plan records stored → High Usage 5h cap 250 prompts (5× Everyday) · Power Usage 5h cap 1000 (20× Everyday) · Everyday Usage 10–50 prompts/5h incl. image & video uploads
- PriceCommandCode
Rate-provenance correction: the Sol entry now stores what this plan’s own page publishes. CommandCode’s pricing-limits row prices gpt-5.6-sol at $5.00 input / $30.00 output / $0.50 cache read / $6.25 cache write per 1M, so the retained OpenAI list is gone from the rule. Measured in the calculator: cost per request $0.0131 -> $0.03355 on GOAT, Pro, Max 10x, Max 20x and Provider, and Sol’s Req/$1 falls from 534 to 209 (GOAT), 305 to 119 (Pro) and 115 to 45 (Max 10x/20x). The row is byte-identical to this page’s GPT-5.5 row and is recorded exactly as published.
GPT-5.6 Sol priced at the retained OpenAI list $2.00 / $10.00 per 1M (cached read $0.20, cache write $2.50) → GPT-5.6 Sol priced at the plan page’s own row $5.00 / $30.00 per 1M (cached read $0.50, cache write $6.25; over-272K tier $10/$45/$1/$12.50)
- PriceLLM Gateway DevPass
Rate-provenance correction: the Sol entry now stores the plan’s own catalogue. The DevPass coding-models payload lists gpt-5.6-sol at inputPrice 4e-6 / outputPrice 2e-5 per token and the gateway’s catalogue publishes cachedInputPrice 4e-7 on the mapping that backs it, i.e. $4.00 / $20.00 / $0.40 per 1M, so Lite, Pro and Max stop borrowing the OpenAI list. Measured: cost per request $0.0131 -> $0.0262 and Req/$1 229 -> 114 (Lite, Pro) and 229 -> 115 (Max).
GPT-5.6 Sol priced at the retained OpenAI list $2.00 / $10.00 per 1M (cached read $0.20) → GPT-5.6 Sol priced at the plan’s own gateway row $4.00 / $20.00 per 1M (cached read $0.40)
- PriceOpenAI
Rate-provenance correction: OpenAI’s pricing page headlines gpt-5.6-sol in its Standard table at $4.00 input / $20.00 output per 1M with cached input $0.40 and cache write $5.00, and notes that this promotional pricing is available at least through November 21, 2026. The $2.00 / $10.00 figure these three consumer rules carried is the page’s Batch and Flex tariff, byte-identical to its gpt-6-sol row. Measured: cost per request $0.0131 -> $0.0262, halving Sol’s Req/$1 on Plus (76 -> 38), Pro 5x (76 -> 38) and Pro 20x (76 -> 38).
GPT-5.6 Sol comparability rate on ChatGPT Plus, Pro 5x and Pro 20x stored at $2.00 / $10.00 per 1M (cached read $0.20) → GPT-5.6 Sol comparability rate $4.00 / $20.00 per 1M (cached read $0.40, cache write $5.00) — the vendor’s own Standard row
- PriceGitHub Copilot
Rate-provenance correction: the vendor block that prices Copilot’s third-party models cites the model owner’s own rate card, whose Standard table now reads $4.00 / $20.00 per 1M with cached input $0.40, so Pro+ and Max bill that instead of the retained list. Measured: cost per request $0.0131 -> $0.0262 and Req/$1 137 -> 68 (Pro+) and 153 -> 76 (Max). Sol’s rate on the Cursor plans was already the vendor’s $4/$20/$0.40 and does not move.
GPT-5.6 Sol vendor list row stored at $2.00 / $10.00 per 1M (cached read $0.20) → GPT-5.6 Sol vendor list row $4.00 / $20.00 per 1M (cached read $0.40)
24 Sept 2026
- ModelsOllama
Ollama Cloud adds deepseek-v4.1-flash to the model roster and to both tracked plans (Pro and Max) — the only roster change between the 2026-09-02 and 2026-09-24 pricing dumps, priced at the new pricing-table row. The page now publishes off-peak rates (0.5x outside Mon–Fri 12:00–18:00 UTC, all day weekends), documented in the notes of the Ollama DeepSeek cost rules.
deepseek-v4.1-flash absent from the Ollama Cloud roster — Pro and Max list 19 cloud models → DeepSeek V4.1 Flash added to Pro and Max (deepseek-v4.1-flash: $0.30 input / $1.20 output / $0.006 cached input per 1M)
- PriceOllama
Ollama withdraws the cached-input rates for mistral-large-3, nemotron-3-nano and qwen3.5:397b. What a subscriber pays is unchanged — the withdrawn rate equalled the input rate on all three, and the calculator bills cached tokens at the input rate both before and after — so the stored values are dropped without a replacement and the affected Req/$1 figures now carry the ≥ floor marker.
Published cached-input rates equal to the input rate on three models: mistral-large-3 $0.50, nemotron-3-nano $0.06, qwen3.5:397b $0.60 → Cached-input cells show "-" — no published cached-read rate on mistral-large-3, nemotron-3-nano or qwen3.5:397b (input/output unchanged)
- ModelsOpenCode· Go
The Go Prices table carries a GPT 6 Luna row (≤ 272K tokens) that the plan list passed over — it is a separate model from GPT 5.6 Luna, with its own row, its own model id (gpt-6-luna) and its own request-rate and endpoint entries, and OpenCode’s public catalog serves both. Added to the plan model list and priced at the page’s own rates with the page’s published request shape (1,000 input / 50,000 cached / 220 output). The Space Bunny Free row on the same table stays uncatalogued: it is a limited-time free promo with no published rate.
OpenCode Go: GPT 6 Luna served on the page but absent from the plan model list and the calculator → OpenCode Go: GPT 6 Luna at the published ≤ 272K-token rates ($0.10/$0.50 per 1M, cached read $0.01, cache write $0.125, $15/mo cap)
- PriceStandard Compute
Cache-provenance re-verify of the Standard Compute rule: the provider resells at list rates and publishes none of its own, so every row’s cached read must trace to the page it borrows from. GLM-5.3-Flash’s $0.075 was the expired 2026-09-09 Z.AI launch-promo figure and the GLM-5.3-FlashX row’s cache column — corrected to the $0.03 Z.AI prints for GLM-5.3-Flash today, which llmgateway’s zai mapping and the CommandCode row both carry. The other 13 cached reads matched their named sources exactly; Gemini 3.1 Pro’s citation moved off ai.google.dev/pricing, which now redirects through to a Google sign-in, to the Google Cloud Gemini pricing page. Input, output and budget unchanged.
Standard Compute per-model rows borrowed at provider list rates; GLM-5.3-Flash’s cached read stored at $0.075 → GLM-5.3-Flash cached read $0.03 — the figure Z.AI publishes for GLM-5.3-Flash — on all four plans (Starter / Economy / Standard / Pro)
- PriceZenMux
Cache-provenance re-verify of the ZenMux Builder Plan’s per-model rows against the provider’s own model API: every cached read on the rule now traces to a cache-read figure ZenMux prints, and four rows were priced below it. ZenMux has no cache-discount structure — its cache reads are the vendor list rates — so the stored 0.9x (Kimi K3, MiniMax M3) and 0.7x (Qwen3.8-Max) rows were not a ZenMux discount and were corrected, input and output with them; GPT-5.6 Sol was storing its 272K-token tier instead of the base tier. Every other row matches the page exactly.
ZenMux PAYG rows stored with unsourced discounts: Kimi K3 $2.70/$13.50/$0.27 and MiniMax M3 $0.27/$1.08/$0.054 (both 0.9x the provider’s published rates), Qwen3.8-Max $1.40/$4.20/$0.119 (0.7x), and GPT-5.6 Sol at its 272K-token tier $4/$20/$0.40 → ZenMux rows at the rates the provider publishes on its own model API: Kimi K3 $3.00/$15.00/$0.30, MiniMax M3 $0.30/$1.20/$0.06, Qwen3.8-Max $2/$6/$0.25 (cache write $2.50) and GPT-5.6 Sol at its base tier $2/$10/$0.20 (cache write $2.50)
- CeilingOpenCode· Go
The Go Prices table prices GLM-5.3-Flash at a $60 monthly limit, four times the $15 the calculator stored — the row was never documented in the plan’s cap table. Request shape and rates unchanged.
OpenCode Go: GLM-5.3-Flash monthly model limit $15 → OpenCode Go: GLM-5.3-Flash monthly model limit $60
- CeilingOpenCode· Go
The Go Prices table now prices Qwen3.7 Max at a $30 monthly limit, half the $60 the calculator stored (and half the sibling Qwen3.8 Flash tier’s $30 sits level with it, no longer below). Rates and request shape unchanged.
OpenCode Go: Qwen3.7 Max monthly model limit $60 → OpenCode Go: Qwen3.7 Max monthly model limit $30
23 Sept 2026
- PriceCommandCode
Rate re-verify of the plan’s 74 priced models against the provider’s own row table: DeepSeek V4 Flash and its Vision variant were stored above the live off-peak rate (the row’s own priceChangeNote dates the cut to Aug 16), Gemini 3.7 Flash’s 50%-off deal is no longer on the page, and GLM-5.3-Flash’s cached read is the page’s $0.03 rather than the expired Z.AI promo figure. Every other row matches.
DeepSeek V4 Flash and V4 Flash Vision billed off-peak $0.22/$0.66/$0.007; Gemini 3.7 Flash billed the 50%-off deal rate $0.75/$3.75/$0.075; GLM-5.3-Flash cached read $0.075 → DeepSeek V4 Flash and Vision off-peak $0.15/$0.60/$0.003 (peak $0.30/$1.20/$0.006); Gemini 3.7 Flash back at list $1.50/$7.50/$0.15; GLM-5.3-Flash cached read $0.03
- PriceLLM Gateway DevPass
Calculator cache correction: the DevPass plan page publishes input/output only, but the gateway’s own catalogue publishes a cachedInputPrice per upstream mapping, so cached tokens bill at that published rate rather than at the input rate — and three rows that billed cache reads as free (a 100% discount) now carry the published rate.
Cached read billed at the input rate on 6 rows; MiniMax M3, Nemotron 3 Ultra 550B and DeepSeek V4 Pro billed cached reads at 0 → Cached read billed at the gateway catalogue’s published cachedInputPrice on the mapping each row stores (0.20 / 0.20 / 0.01 / 0.50 / 0.0036 / 0.0028 restored; 0.06 / 0.10 / 0.0036 replace the zeros)
- PriceCommandCode
Calculator coverage correction: the provider’s own row marks Laguna S 2.1 as a free deal (100% off, "free while capacity lasts"), so its rates are promotional rather than a published allowance and the 0/0/0 entry is dropped. The engine’s cost-per-request guard already rendered this row n/a, so no published figure moves; the table stops looking priced for a free promo model (Ozore free-row convention).
Laguna S 2.1 carried a $0 / $0 / $0 rate entry → Laguna S 2.1 not priced — no rate entry; the row renders n/a
- ModelsSynthetic· Standard
The synthetic.new/pricing Standard-models table dropped the zai-org/GLM-5.2 row and gained deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash (Beta, 512k context) — every other row and every published rate is unchanged.
Subscription served Kimi K3, GLM-5.2, Nemotron 3 Super 120B, Qwen3.8-27B, GPT-OSS 120B, GLM-4.7-Flash and GLM-5.3-Flash → GLM-5.2 dropped; DeepSeek V4.1 Flash added (Beta, 512k context) — roster now DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, Kimi K3, Nemotron 3 Super 120B, Qwen3.8-27B, GPT-OSS 120B, GLM-4.7-Flash and GLM-5.3-Flash
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode lists stepfun/Step-5-Preview ("600B sparse-MoE agentic coding with 1M context") in its CLI models page, and the pricing-limits page publishes the row ($1.00 input / $2.70 output / $0.05 cache read per 1M, no cache-write band, single rate tier). The availability map sets every tier true including individual-go (minPlanName "Go"), so the model lands on all six tracked plans. Per-model allowance is the standing GOAT $20 / Pro $30 shape — the announcement's "2x usage in GOAT" is not published anywhere and is not encoded.
Go, GOAT, Pro, Max 10x, Max 20x and Provider served the StepFun family as Step 3.7 Flash and Step 3.5 Flash only → Step 5 Preview added to Go, GOAT, Pro, Max 10x, Max 20x and Provider at $1.00/$2.70 per 1M (cache read $0.05; per-model allowance $20 GOAT / $30 Pro)
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode lists xai/grok-4.7 in its CLI models page and the pricing-limits page publishes the row with a launch deal (id grok-4.7-40-off, 40% off, starts 2026-09-21, expires 2026-09-27): deal-applied inputCost 1.2 / outputCost 3.6 / cacheReadCost 0.3 per 1M against list $2.00/$6.00/$0.50, with the >200K-token band at $2.40/$7.20/$0.60. The availability map sets individual-go false, so the model is added from GOAT up (Go keeps Grok 4.5 only) and joins COMMANDCODE_GO_EXCLUDED. Category opensource, so Max 10x/20x bill it against the standard pool. The GOAT and Pro plan pages carry the boosted allowance in their Monthly credits column ("$20 $35 through Sep 27th" / "$30 $45 through Sep 27th"), stored as the live figure like the MiMo V2.6 Flash and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash promo rows.
GOAT, Pro, Max 10x, Max 20x and Provider served Grok 4.5 and Grok 4.6 only → Grok 4.7 added to GOAT, Pro, Max 10x, Max 20x and Provider at the launch-deal rate $1.20/$3.60 per 1M (cache read $0.30, 40% off list $2.00/$6.00/$0.50); per-model allowance $35 GOAT / $45 Pro for the deal window, up from the standing $20 / $30
- ModelsCursor
cursor.com/docs/models-and-pricing lists /docs/models/grok-4-7 and states that the Cursor Models pool "includes Grok 4.7, Grok 4.6, Grok 4.5, and Composer 2.5" with "significantly more included usage for Grok 4.7". Its model-pricing table gives the base Grok 4.7 row $2 input / $0.50 cache read / $6 output — the same row Grok 4.6 carries — while the 500K-context and Fast variants ($4/$1/$12 and $6/$1.5/$18) are separate rows, not modeled here. The Cursor Models pool publishes no dollar size, so the calculator keeps pricing it against the Other Models pool budget with that caveat, as it does for Grok 4.5/4.6.
Cursor Pro, Pro+ and Ultra served Grok 4.5, Grok 4.6 and Composer 2.5 from the Cursor Models pool → Grok 4.7 added to Cursor Pro, Pro+ and Ultra at the published Cursor Models pool rate $2.00/$6.00 per 1M (cache read $0.50)
- ModelsOpenCode
opencode.ai/docs/go now lists Grok 4.7 first in its model list and its usage-limits table prices it at the same rates and $15 monthly model limit as Grok 4.6, with the same published request shape ("Grok 4.7/4.6 — 390 input, 32,500 cached, 120 output tokens per request"); the model also appears in opencode.ai/zen/go/v1/models and its data-policy row carries 30-day retention. The page publishes two bands (>200K at $4/$12/$1.00); the cheap band is stored, matching the Grok 4.6 convention.
OpenCode Go served Grok 4.6 only from the Grok line → Grok 4.7 added to Go at $2.00/$6.00 per 1M (cache read $0.50, $15/mo model cap, ≤ 200K-token band)
- ModelsLLM Gateway DevPass
The DevPass coding-models catalogue lists id grok-4-7 (family xai, premium: false, contextSize 500000, discount 0) with inputPrice 2e-6 / outputPrice 6e-6 per token = $2/$6 per 1M. All three tracked plans expose the same catalogue and differ only in allowance, so the model is added to Lite, Pro and Max. The catalogue publishes no cached rate, so cached read uses the vendor cache-read rate $0.50.
DevPass Lite, Pro and Max served Grok 4.6 only from the Grok line → grok-4-7 added to DevPass Lite, Pro and Max at the catalogue rate $2.00/$6.00 per 1M (cache read $0.50)
- ModelsOzore
The public supported-models endpoint lists x-ai/grok-4.7 and the public credits-pricing table bills it at list_input 2.00 / list_output 6.00 with a 0.25 discount, i.e. billed_input 1.50 / billed_output 4.50 per 1M — the same 25% off the maker list the other xAI rows on this table carry. Ozore publishes no cached-read rate, so the calculator estimates it at 10% of the input rate, this provider convention.
Ozore Basic and Pro served Grok 4.6, Grok 4.5, Grok 4.3 and Grok Build → Grok 4.7 added to Ozore Basic and Pro at the billed rate $1.50/$4.50 per 1M (25% off list $2.00/$6.00)
- ModelsNous Portal
The Nous Portal inference catalogue lists x-ai/grok-4.7 with prompt $1.00 / completion $3.00 / input_cache_read $0.25 per 1M on a 500K context, and carries an `original` block at xAI list $2.00/$6.00/$0.50 — i.e. a 50% launch discount. This rule stores live top-level rates (deal-applied where a promo is running), so the discounted figure is stored with the list rate noted; re-verify the row after the promo ends.
Nous Portal Plus, Super and Ultra served Grok 4.5 and Grok 4.6 → x-ai/grok-4.7 added to Nous Portal Plus, Super and Ultra at the live catalogue rate $1.00/$3.00 per 1M (cache read $0.25, 50% off the $2.00/$6.00/$0.50 list)
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode added the MiMo V2.6 generation to its model table: the CLI models page lists xiaomi/mimo-v2.6-pro, xiaomi/mimo-v2.6-flash and xiaomi/mimo-v2.6-pro-ultraspeed, and the pricing-limits page publishes each with input/output/cache-read costs and a per-tier availability map. Pro and Flash are true on individual-go and above; UltraSpeed stays false on individual-go, so the calculator adds it from GOAT up. Per-model credit allowances: Flash $67 GOAT / $77 Pro (a 72-hour launch boost through 2026-09-24, standing $30 / $40), Pro $20 / $30, UltraSpeed $10 / $20.
Go, GOAT, Pro, Max 10x, Max 20x and Provider served MiMo V2.5 and MiMo V2.5 Pro only → MiMo V2.6 Pro ($0.435/$0.87, cache read $0.0036) and MiMo V2.6 Flash ($0.14/$0.28, cache read $0.0028) added to every tier; MiMo V2.6 Pro UltraSpeed ($4.35/$8.70, cache read $0.036) added to GOAT and above (not Go)
- ModelsOpenCode
The OpenCode Go model list now includes MiMo-V2.6-Flash and MiMo-V2.6-Pro, and the page own usage-limits table prices both per model with the same monthly dollar caps the V2.5 pair carries. Request shapes read from the page: Flash 830 input / 71,500 cached / 295 output, Pro 790 / 86,000 / 305. The calculator resolves a model request shape globally, so the Xiaomi Token Plan MiMo V2.6 Flash rows — which publish no shape of their own — now inherit this shape instead of the generic default, exactly as the Xiaomi MiMo V2.5 rows already inherit the OpenCode V2.5 shape.
OpenCode Go served MiMo-V2.5 and MiMo-V2.5-Pro only → MiMo-V2.6-Flash added at $0.14/$0.28 per 1M (cache read $0.0028, $60 monthly model limit) and MiMo-V2.6-Pro at $0.435/$0.87 (cache read $0.003625, $15 monthly limit)
- ModelsLLM Gateway DevPass
The DevPass coding-models catalogue now lists mimo-v2.6-flash (recommended) and mimo-v2.6-pro in its Recommended tab, so both are added to all three tracked DevPass plans, which expose the same catalogue and differ only in the usage allowance. The live rows publish inputPrice 1.4e-7 / outputPrice 2.8e-7 per token for Flash and 4.35e-7 / 8.7e-7 for Pro; the catalogue publishes no cached rate, so the calculator uses each model own vendor cache-read rate ($0.0028 and $0.0036). The $4/$20 Flash figure in the earlier read was an upstream data-entry slip, now corrected on the provider page.
DevPass Lite, Pro and Max served no MiMo model (MiMo V2.5 Pro had left the catalogue) → MiMo V2.6 Flash and MiMo V2.6 Pro added to Lite, Pro and Max at the catalogue rates $0.14/$0.28 and $0.435/$0.87 per 1M
- ModelsOzore
Ozore routes the MiMo V2.6 pair through both tracked plans: the public supported-models endpoint lists xiaomi/mimo-v2.6-pro and xiaomi/mimo-v2.6-flash alongside the V2.5 rows, and the public credits-pricing table bills them at the same rates as their V2.5 equivalents ($0.3045/$0.609 for Pro, $0.098/$0.196 for Flash). Ozore publishes no cached-read rate, so the calculator estimates it at 10% of the input rate, the convention used for the rest of the Ozore rows.
Ozore Basic and Pro served MiMo V2.5 Pro and MiMo V2.5 only → MiMo V2.6 Pro and MiMo V2.6 Flash added to Ozore Basic and Pro at the billed rates $0.3045/$0.609 and $0.098/$0.196 per 1M (30% off list)
- ModelsNous Portal
The Nous Portal inference catalogue lists xiaomi/mimo-v2.6-pro, xiaomi/mimo-v2.6-flash and xiaomi/mimo-v2.6-pro-ultraspeed (canonical slugs dated 20260921) with published input_cache_read rates of $0.0036, $0.0028 and $0.036, so all three are added to the shared Plus rule that Super and Ultra derive from.
Nous Portal Plus, Super and Ultra served MiMo V2.5 and MiMo V2.5 Pro only → MiMo V2.6 Pro, MiMo V2.6 Flash and MiMo V2.6 Pro UltraSpeed added to Nous Portal Plus, Super and Ultra at $0.435/$0.87, $0.14/$0.28 and $4.35/$8.70 per 1M
- ModelsOpenAI
OpenAI brought the GPT-6 mid and low tiers to Codex the day after their API launch: the developers.openai.com Codex pricing table now lists GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna on Plus, Pro 5x and Pro 20x, while the Free and Go cards show GPT-6 Luna alone at Standard speed in the desktop app, subject to rollout, so Go is the only tracked plan that does not serve Sol. Message ranges read off the live table; token rates are the OpenAI API list rates ($2/$10 for Sol, $0.10/$0.50 for Luna) used as the comparability proxy for these consumer plans.
ChatGPT Go served GPT-5.6 Luna only; Plus, Pro 5x and Pro 20x topped out at GPT-6 Astra → GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna added to ChatGPT Plus, Pro 5x and Pro 20x (Sol 15-150 / 70-700 / 300-3,000 messages per 5h; Luna 350-3,000 / 1,750-14,000 / 7,000-56,000); Go gets GPT-6 Luna only
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode now serves both GPT-6 tiers. Its pricing-limits page publishes gpt-6-sol at $2/$10 with cache read $0.20 and cache write $2.50 in the premium category, and the model availability map marks individual-pro, individual-pro-v1, individual-provider, individual-max and individual-ultra true while individual-go and individual-goat stay false, so the calculator adds Sol to Pro and above only. gpt-6-luna is listed at $0.10/$0.50 (cache read $0.01, cache write $0.125) in the opensource category and is true on every plan including Go and GOAT. Requests above 272K tokens bill the long-context band ($4/$15 for Sol, $0.20/$0.75 for Luna), matching the page own tier table.
Pro, Max 10x, Max 20x and Provider topped out at GPT-5.6 Sol; Go and GOAT had no GPT-6 model at all → GPT-6 Sol added to Pro, Max 10x, Max 20x and Provider at $2 input / $10 output per 1M (cache read $0.20, cache write $2.50, long-context band $4/$15); GPT-6 Luna added to every tier at $0.10/$0.50 (cache read $0.01, cache write $0.125); Go and GOAT serve Luna only
- ModelsLLM Gateway DevPass
The DevPass coding-models catalogue now lists gpt-6-sol and gpt-6-luna (both premium: false, 1.05M context), so both are added to all three tracked DevPass plans, which expose the same catalogue and differ only in the usage allowance. The live catalogue publishes inputPrice 2e-6 / outputPrice 1e-5 per token for Sol and 1e-7 / 5e-7 for Luna; it publishes no cached rate, so the calculator uses each model own vendor cache-read rate ($0.20 and $0.01).
GPT-6 Astra was the newest OpenAI model on DevPass Lite, Pro and Max → GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna added to DevPass Lite, Pro and Max at the catalogue rates $2/$10 and $0.10/$0.50 per 1M
- ModelsOzore
Ozore routes both GPT-6 tiers through its tracked plans: the public supported-models endpoint lists openai/gpt-6-sol and openai/gpt-6-luna, and the public credits-pricing table bills them at $1.30/$6.50 and $0.065/$0.325 per 1M, 35% off the OpenAI list rates. Ozore publishes no cached-read rate, so the calculator estimates it at 10% of the input rate, the convention used for the rest of the Ozore rows.
GPT-6 Astra Pro was the only GPT-6 model on Ozore Basic and Pro → GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna added to Ozore Basic and Pro at the billed rates $1.30 input / $6.50 output and $0.065 / $0.325 per 1M (35% off list)
- ModelsNous Portal
The Nous Portal inference catalogue lists openai/gpt-6-sol and openai/gpt-6-luna (canonical slugs dated 20260922) at $2/$10 and $0.10/$0.50 per 1M with published input_cache_read rates of $0.20 and $0.01, so both models are added to the shared Plus rule that Super and Ultra derive from. The catalogue also serves reasoning-mode pro variants of both; those are not separate tracked models, since OpenAI own rate card does not price them separately.
GPT-6 Astra was the newest OpenAI model on Nous Portal Plus, Super and Ultra → GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna added to Nous Portal Plus, Super and Ultra at $2 input / $0.20 cached input / $10 output and $0.10 / $0.01 / $0.50 per 1M
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode now serves Claude Opus 5.5 on its three upper tiers. The provider pricing-limits page publishes a $4/$20 per 1M rate with cache read $0.20 and cache write $5, and its availability map marks the model on individual-provider, individual-max and individual-ultra while leaving individual-go, individual-goat and individual-pro false, so only Max 10x, Max 20x and Provider carry it in the calculator. The rate is Anthropic list, matching the 40% cost reduction against Claude Opus 5.
Max 10x, Max 20x and Provider listed Claude Opus 4.8 and Claude Opus 5 as their newest Opus models → Claude Opus 5.5 added to Max 10x, Max 20x and Provider at $4 input / $20 output per 1M (cache read $0.20, cache write $5); Go, GOAT and Pro do not serve it
- ModelsCursor
Cursor documented Claude Opus 5.5 as a first-class model, so it is added to all three tracked Cursor plans, which share one third-party model table and differ only in the pool budget. Cursor publishes the model at Anthropic list ($4/$20) with a $5 cache write and $0.20 cache read; the model draws from the shared Other Models pool like the other Claude rows on the plan.
Claude Opus 5 was the newest Opus model on Cursor Pro, Pro+ and Ultra → Claude Opus 5.5 added to Cursor Pro, Pro+ and Ultra at $4 input / $5 cache write / $0.20 cache read / $20 output per 1M
- ModelsLLM Gateway DevPass
The DevPass coding-models catalogue now lists claude-opus-5-5 (premium: true, 1M context), so the model is added to all three tracked DevPass plans, which expose the same catalogue and differ only in the usage allowance. A re-read of the live catalogue on 2026-09-23 shows inputPrice 4e-6 / outputPrice 2e-5 per token, i.e. $4/$20 per 1M - the $2/$10 figure recorded when this sweep was filed was stale. The catalogue publishes no cached rate, so the calculator uses the vendor cache-read rate of $0.20.
Claude Opus 5 was the newest Opus model on DevPass Lite, Pro and Max → Claude Opus 5.5 added to DevPass Lite, Pro and Max at the catalogue rate $4/$20 per 1M
- ModelsOzore
Ozore routes Claude Opus 5.5 through both tracked plans: the public supported-models endpoint lists anthropic/claude-opus-5.5 in its premium tier and the public credits-pricing table bills it at $2.60/$13.00 per 1M, 35% off Anthropic list. Ozore publishes no cached-read rate, so the calculator estimates it at 10% of the input rate, the convention used for the rest of the Ozore rows.
Claude Opus 5 was the newest Opus model on Ozore Basic and Pro → Claude Opus 5.5 added to Ozore Basic and Pro at the billed rate $2.60 input / $13.00 output per 1M (35% off list $4/$20)
- ModelsNous Portal
The Nous Portal inference catalogue lists anthropic/claude-opus-5.5 (canonical slug anthropic/claude-opus-5.5-20260921) at $4 input / $20 output per 1M with a published input_cache_read of $0.20, so the model is added to the shared Plus rule that Super and Ultra derive from. Unlike the older Claude Opus rows on this rule, the cached rate is the catalogue own input_cache_read rather than a proxy multiple of another provider rate.
Claude Opus 5 was the newest Opus model on Nous Portal Plus, Super and Ultra → Claude Opus 5.5 added to Nous Portal Plus, Super and Ultra at $4 input / $0.20 cached input / $20 output per 1M
- ModelsClaude
Anthropic own subscription tiers now carry Claude Opus 5.5: the claude.com/pricing Models grid marks Opus as included on Pro, Max 5x and Max 20x, and the same page API tab publishes the model at $4 input / $20 output per 1M with $0.20 cached read and a $5 cache write. The tracked plan records had not yet been re-checked against the model, so this entry adds it to all three, priced with the Anthropic list rates the calculator already uses as the comparability proxy for these consumer plans.
Claude Pro listed Fable 5.1, Fable 5 and Sonnet 5; Max 5x and Max 20x listed Fable 5.1, Fable 5 and Opus 4.8 → Claude Opus 5.5 added to Claude Pro, Max 5x and Max 20x at the Anthropic API list rate $4 input / $20 output / $0.20 cached read per 1M
- ModelsXiaomi MiMo
Xiaomi’s Token Plan Individual Edition documentation now states that every tier covers the V2.6 flagship models, so all four plan model lists moved from the V2.5 generation to the V2.6 series and the calculator prices both V2.6 models on each tier. The same page confirms that mimo-v2.5-pro and mimo-v2.5 are taken offline at 10:00 Beijing time on 2026-10-21, and that mimo-v2.6-pro-ultraspeed is not obtainable through the Token Plan at all — tier upgrades do not unlock it.
All four Xiaomi Token Plan tiers listed only MiMo V2.5 Pro and MiMo V2.5 → Lite / Standard / Pro / Max now list MiMo V2.6 Pro and MiMo V2.6 Flash alongside the retiring V2.5 pair, with per-model deduction rows (V2.6 Pro 2.5/300/600, V2.6 Flash 2/100/200 Credits per cache-hit / cache-miss / output token)
- ModelsClaude
Anthropic released Claude Opus 5.5 on 2026-09-22 and its own models overview and rate card now list it at $4/$20 per 1M tokens (claude-opus-5-5, adaptive thinking, default effort medium) — about 40% cheaper to run than Claude Opus 5 at $5/$25, at Claude Fable 5.1 performance level on most work. The model enters the registry with a model page; the tracked Claude subscription tiers have not yet been re-checked against it, so no plan model list, price or cap changed in this entry.
Claude Opus 5 was the newest Opus-line model in the registry → Claude Opus 5.5 added to the registry and given a model page (API claude-opus-5-5); no tracked Claude plan prices it yet
- ModelsOpenAI
OpenAI released the GPT-6 mid and low tiers on 2026-09-22: GPT-6 Sol (gpt-6-sol) at $2/$10 per 1M tokens with cached input $0.20 and cache writes $2.50, and GPT-6 Luna (gpt-6-luna) at $0.10/$0.50, both with a 1.05M-token context and 128K max output. Astra stays the $10/$50 frontier tier above them. Both identifiers are live on OpenAI’s own model and pricing pages; they enter the registry here, and the plans that serve them are being checked provider by provider, so no plan model list, price or cap changed in this entry.
GPT-6 Astra was the only GPT-6-generation model in the registry → GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna added to the registry, with a model page for GPT-6 Sol; no tracked OpenAI plan prices either yet
- ModelsX.AI
xAI released Grok 4.7 on 2026-09-21 and its own model docs now list it as the flagship for code and everything else: 500,000-token context, configurable reasoning, $2 per 1M input and $6 per 1M output tokens — the same base rates as Grok 4.6. The model enters the registry with a model page; xAI’s own SuperGrok tiers and the tracked BYOK plans that already list it are being verified separately, so no plan model list, price or cap changed in this entry.
Grok 4.6 was the newest Grok model in the registry → Grok 4.7 added to the registry and given a model page (API grok-4.7); no tracked xAI plan prices it yet
- ModelsXiaomi MiMo
Xiaomi released the MiMo V2.6 series on 2026-09-22: mimo-v2.6-pro (trillion-parameter omni-modal flagship reasoning model), mimo-v2.6-flash (full-modality low-cost reasoning tier) and mimo-v2.6-pro-ultraspeed (Pro performance served up to 20x faster). All three enter the registry, with a model page for the Pro tier. Xiaomi’s own Token Plan page already advertises V2.6 flagship access on every tier while the stored Xiaomi plan records still list the V2.5 generation — that plan-data refresh is tracked separately, so no plan model list, price or cap changed in this entry.
MiMo V2.5 and MiMo V2.5 Pro were the newest Xiaomi models in the registry → MiMo V2.6 Pro, MiMo V2.6 Flash and MiMo V2.6 Pro UltraSpeed added to the registry, with a model page for MiMo V2.6 Pro; the Xiaomi Token Plan model lists still show the V2.5 generation
- PriceOzore
Calculator cache correction: Ozore publishes no cached-read rate, so cached tokens now bill at the input rate instead of an invented 10%-of-input estimate. Req/$1 is a conservative floor — GPT-6 Astra drops from ~47 to ~6 req/$1.
Cached read estimated at 10% of the input rate (invented — provider publishes none) → Cached read billed at the input rate (no published cache price)
- PriceNous Portal
Calculator cache correction: Nous publishes no cache-read rate on the rows without an input_cache_read field, so cached tokens now bill at the input rate (no assumed 0.8× proxy). Rows with a published cache rate (GPT-6 Sol/Luna, Claude Opus 5.5, Grok 4.7, MiMo V2.6) are unchanged.
Cached read proxied at 0.8× the OpenRouter cache-read rate on rows with no published input_cache_read → Cached read billed at the input rate on those rows; published input_cache_read rows unchanged
- Pricechutes
Calculator cache correction: Chutes publishes no cached-read rate, so cached tokens now bill at the input rate instead of an invented 50%-of-input estimate.
Cached read estimated at 50% of the input rate (invented — provider publishes none) → Cached read billed at the input rate (no published cache price)
- PriceNeural Watt
Calculator cache correction: Neural Watt publishes no cached-read rate, so cached tokens now bill at the fresh input rate instead of an invented 0.3× estimate.
Cached read estimated at 0.3× the fresh rate (invented — provider publishes none) → Cached read billed at the fresh (energy-derived) rate
- PriceLLM Gateway DevPass
Calculator cache correction: the LLM Gateway DevPass catalogue publishes no cached-read rate, so cached tokens now bill at the input rate instead of borrowing the vendor rate.
Cached read borrowed from the upstream vendor cache-read rate → Cached read billed at the input rate (catalogue publishes no cache price)
- PolicyMiniMax
Calculator request-shape correction: MiniMax M3 now uses OpenCode's published per-request estimate instead of the shared fallback — the same shape the MiniMax budget derivation already used. Moves the M3 Req/$1 hero and the MiniMax gap table; no plan price, cap or model list changed.
MiniMax M3 request shape 850 fresh / 49,000 cached / 160 output (shared fallback) → MiniMax M3 request shape 510 fresh / 56,000 cached / 190 output (OpenCode published estimate)
22 Sept 2026
- CeilingQwenCloud
The provider states the weekly quota was removed on this date for the QwenCloud Token Plan Personal tiers (Lite, Essential, Standard, Pro): each subscription now carries a 30-day-cycle quota instead of a rolling 7-day window, and existing subscriptions had their remaining quota reset once to the full monthly quota with subscription periods and expiration dates unchanged. Both measured effects: the allowance totals rise roughly 5–7% per 30 days against the old rolling-7-day extrapolation (Lite 2,500 × 30/7 ≈ 10,714 → 11,500) and the reset cadence stretches from every 7 days to the subscription month. Plan prices, promos and model rosters are unchanged.
7-day rolling credits: 2,500 / 5,625 / 10,000 / 40,000 → monthly quota on a 30-day cycle: 11,500 / 25,500 / 45,000 / 180,000; no rollover; service pauses when the cycle quota is spent
- PriceOzore
Ozore rate-precision correction, not a provider move: after the coverage extension every served model prices from the billed-rate table at ozore.com/api/credits/pricing, but the 13 rows that predated it still carried the pricing hero table’s rounded display values. Six of those rows differed from what the provider actually bills, and all six are now normalized to their own billed row, so every stored Ozore rate traces to the machine-readable table and none is a rounded marketing figure. The deltas are small (largest: GLM-5.3-Flash input, $0.10 -> $0.0975, 2.5%) and mixed in sign — the hero table rounds up on some rows and down on others — so this is a precision fix rather than a systematic shift in Ozore value. No plan price, credit grant, model list or published rate changed; cached-read stays the site’s 10%-of-input estimate because Ozore publishes none.
Six models priced from the pricing hero table’s rounded display values — Gemini 3.8 Flash and Gemini 3.7 Flash $0.98/$4.88, DeepSeek V4 Pro $0.28/$0.57, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $0.11/$0.42, MiMo V2.5 Pro $0.30/$0.61, GLM-5.3-Flash $0.10/$0.33 per 1M → The same six at the billed rates their own rows publish — Gemini 3.8 Flash and Gemini 3.7 Flash $0.975/$4.875, DeepSeek V4 Pro $0.2828/$0.5655, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash $0.105/$0.42, MiMo V2.5 Pro $0.3045/$0.609, GLM-5.3-Flash $0.0975/$0.325 per 1M
- PriceOzore
Ozore calculator coverage — the public rate table at ozore.com/api/credits/pricing publishes a billed input/output rate for every model the provider bills, so the per-model rules were extended from the 13 pricing-hero rows to the full table (36 models added, each rate traced to its own billed row). No plan price, credit grant or published rate changed. The six models served on the free tier only (Hy3, Nemotron 3 Ultra, Agnes 2.0 Flash, North Mini Code, Ling 3.0 Flash, GPT-OSS 120B) stay unpriced on purpose, because a $0 rate reads as an unmetered win.
13 of 55 models per plan priced — the pricing-hero rows only, so 36 served models rendered n/a in the calculator → 49 of 55 models per plan priced from the public billed-rate table; only the 6 free-tier-only models stay unpriced
- ModelsOzore
Ozore catalogue reconciliation — GPT-5.4 Mini was still stored from an earlier catalogue read but appears on no live Ozore surface: it is absent from the routing catalogue behind ozore.com/models (55 models), from the billed-rate table at ozore.com/api/credits/pricing (50 rows) and from its free tier (7 rows, rendered as the Free table on ozore.com/pricing-direct). The only surface still listing it, ozore.com/all-models, is a hand-written snapshot inside the site bundle that also describes the discontinued premium-token-pool and Max plans and is linked from no live page, so it is not treated as a current catalogue. GPT-OSS 120B, which that legacy page also lists, is deliberately kept: the same live credits-pricing free tier serves it as gpt-oss-120b (free-only, so it stays unpriced). No price, credit grant or published rate changed.
56 models per plan — including GPT-5.4 Mini, which no live Ozore catalogue serves → 55 models per plan — GPT-5.4 Mini removed; the live routing catalogue (ozore.com/models, fed by ozore.com/api/supported-models) no longer lists it, and GPT-OSS 120B is kept because the live credits-pricing free tier still serves it
21 Sept 2026
- PriceQwenCloud
Site data correction, not a claimed provider price cut: qwencloud.com/models/qwen3.8-max now publishes the model’s own rate row, so the calculator’s Qwen3.8-Max figure stops using the qwen3.7-max-preview proxy (which was cited as “3.8 not yet on the public PAYG table”) and roughly doubles Qwen3.8-Max Req/$1 on all four QwenCloud Token plans (Lite 37.5 → 71.75; the same correction applies to Essential, Standard and Pro). The provider’s internal per-token credit coefficients are console-only, so whether a subscriber’s credit consumption actually changed is not observable from the public pages — hence direction “neutral”.
Qwen3.8-Max proxied from qwen3.7-max-preview: $2.5 input / $7.5 output / $0.5 implicit cache per 1M → Qwen3.8-Max at the provider’s own published row: $2 input / $6 output / $0.25 implicit cache per 1M (explicit-cache rows not modeled) — affects Lite, Essential, Standard and Pro, which inherit the per-model map
- LaunchQwenCloud· Essential Plan
QwenCloud adds a new Essential tier to the Personal Token Plan at $16/mo with a limited-time $10/mo promo, slotting between Lite ($8, 2,500 credits/7d) and Standard ($25, 10,000 credits/7d) with 2.25× the Lite credit budget (5,625 credits/7d); the existing three tiers are unchanged.
Three tiers: Lite ($8, 2,500 credits/7d), Standard ($25) and Pro ($80) → Essential Plan launched between Lite and Standard: $16/mo (limited-time $10/mo), 5,625 credits / 7 days, 2.25× the Lite credit budget, same model roster and Qwen Code access; Lite/Standard/Pro unchanged
- ModelsQwenCloud
The docs "Supported models" allowlist for the Personal Token Plan grew from 7 to 10 text-capable models: Qwen3.8 Flash, GLM-5.3 and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash join the roster on Lite, Essential, Standard and Pro (the bare `auto` entry is a platform-side router, not a named model, and is deliberately not tracked; image/audio/video rows stay out of scope).
7 models — Qwen3.8-Max, Qwen3.7-Max, Qwen3.7-Plus, Qwen3.6-Flash, GLM-5.2, DeepSeek V4 Pro, DeepSeek V4 Flash → 10 models — added Qwen3.8 Flash, GLM-5.3, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash
- PolicyQwenCloud
The night-discount surfacing changed: the live docs list four night-discount models (up from the two stored) and the night rule itself is no longer labelled "limited time" — that wording now sits only on the promo prices in the pricing table. Discount terms (50% off Credits, 22:00–08:00 UTC+8) are unchanged.
Night 22:00–08:00 UTC+8: 50% off Credits on qwen3.8-max and deepseek-v4-pro-0813 (limited time) → Night 22:00–08:00 UTC+8: 50% off Credits on qwen3.8-max, deepseek-v4-pro-0813, deepseek-v4-flash-0731 and deepseek-v4.1-flash
- ModelsOzore
Ozore catalog addition — the supported-models catalog behind ozore.com/models now lists Ling 3.0 Flash as a standard (unlimited) model, so both Basic and Pro gain it. Prices ($10/$35), monthly credit grants ($20/$70) and every published per-token rate are unchanged.
55 models per plan → 56 models per plan — added Ling 3.0 Flash (standard, unlimited on every plan)
20 Sept 2026
- ModelsCursor
Cursor adds Muse Spark 1.3 to the model roster on Pro, Pro+ and Ultra at $1.25 input / $4.25 output / $0.15 cache read per million tokens (no cache write published); prices, pools and ceilings unchanged.
Muse Spark 1.3 not listed on the Cursor model-pricing table → Muse Spark 1.3 added to the shared model roster on Pro, Pro+ and Ultra ($1.25 input / $4.25 output / $0.15 cache read)
19 Sept 2026
- ModelsNanoGPT· Subscription
NanoGPT PRO added GLM 5.3 ("GLM 5 / 5.1 / 5.2 / 5.3" flagship bullet) and a new separate "GLM 5.3 Flash — Fast reasoning, vision, and agent model" bullet to the included text roster; both already exist in the site’s models registry. Price ($12/mo), the 60M included-input weekly cap and the 100 free images/day are unchanged.
8 models — GLM-5.2, MiniMax M3, DeepSeek V4 Pro, GLM-5, GLM-5.1, MiMo V2.5, MiMo V2.5 Pro, Kimi K2.7 Code → 10 models — added GLM-5.3 (2x included-input multiplier) and GLM-5.3-Flash (1x)
- CeilingNanoGPT· Subscription
The live page enumerates the 2x included-input family and adds that "This includes each family’s regular and Thinking variants"; GLM 5.3 joins the 2x set and GLM 5.3 Flash is 1x, so the stored rateLimit string and the calculator multipliers now match the page.
2x included-input multiplier: GLM 5 / GLM 5.1 / Kimi K2.7 Code / DeepSeek V4 Pro → 2x included-input multiplier: GLM 5 / GLM 5.1 / GLM 5.3 (including GLM Latest) / Kimi K2.7 Code / DeepSeek V4 Pro / V4 Pro 0813 — 1x: GLM 5.2, GLM 5.3 Flash, MiMo V2.5 / V2.5 Pro, Kimi K2.5 / K2.6, MiniMax M3
- PolicyNanoGPT· Subscription
Two policy items from the same page read, logged as one event. (1) The 5% PAYG discount scope narrowed from every non-included text model to an "eligible" subset with provider-side exclusions, so a subscriber can now pay full PAYG price on models the old copy covered. (2) The FAQ states web search is not included in subscription coverage, so the plan pricingNotes now surfaces it; that part is a surfaced caveat, not a change in what PRO delivers.
5% PAYG discount on "all other text models" (FAQ: "All other text models that are not already included in the subscription. This includes TEE variants and proprietary models like ChatGPT (OpenAI), Gemini (Google), and Claude (Anthropic)."); pricingNotes said nothing about web search → 5% PAYG discount on "eligible paid text models" (FAQ: "Eligible paid text models that are not already covered by the subscription. This includes most TEE variants and proprietary models from OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, and others; exclusions may apply."); included-models card: "All included open-source text models" → "All included text models"; pricingNotes now records that web search is not covered by PRO
18 Sept 2026
- Pricechutes
Chutes rate-table re-read, logged as one event for three rows. Kimi K2.6 (moonshotai/Kimi-K2.6-TEE) cut from $0.58/$3.40 to $0.50/$2.85 per 1M, better for Plus and Pro. DeepSeek V4 Flash (deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731-TEE) went up from $0.14/$0.28 to $0.44/$1.32, a 3.1x/4.7x rise the stored record missed: the provider row already read $0.44/$1.32 in the 2026-08-28 dump, so it is both a provider rise and a stale-record correction. GLM-5.2 corrected from $1.40/$4.40 to $1.25/$3.95, a site-data fix rather than a provider move (the old figure was the z.ai list rate, not this chute row). All three move tokens-per-allowance-dollar on Plus and Pro, where usage is metered in PAYG-equivalent dollars at 5x the plan price; plan prices ($10/$20), quota and the 14-model rosters are unchanged.
Kimi K2.6 $0.58/$3.40 · DeepSeek V4 Flash (V4-Flash-0731 TEE) $0.14/$0.28 · GLM-5.2 $1.40/$4.40 per 1M (Plus and Pro) → Kimi K2.6 $0.50/$2.85 · DeepSeek V4 Flash (V4-Flash-0731 TEE) $0.44/$1.32 · GLM-5.2 $1.25/$3.95 per 1M (Plus and Pro)
- ModelsCline· Pass
ClinePass added DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor to its plan roster, announced in the Cline team email of 2026-09-17. Neither model is listed on cline.bot/cline-pass or in the docs Reference-pricing table yet (checked 2026-09-18), so both are stored without a rate and their calculator rows show n/a. Price ($9.99/month), quota and all published reference rates are unchanged.
14 models → 16 models — added DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor
17 Sept 2026
- PriceCline· Pass
ClinePass ended its limited-time first-month promotion: every price block on cline.bot/cline-pass (hero, pricing card, FAQ, CTA) now reads $9.99/month and the $4.99 intro offer is gone. The standard rate was already $9.99 and is unchanged — what disappeared is the $4.99 first-month price.
$4.99 first month, then $9.99/mo (limited-time promotion) → $9.99/month from the first month (no promotion)
- ModelsCline· Pass
The ClinePass roster grew from 12 to 14 models with no removals: the plan page now lists GLM 5.3 and GLM 5.3 Flash alongside the previous 12. Price, quota and all published reference rates are unchanged.
12 models → 14 models — added GLM 5.3 and GLM 5.3 Flash
- ModelsYolo-Auto
Site correction: the Builder and Pro records stored “Qwen 3.8 27B”, a checkpoint Yolo-Auto’s live /models table does not list. Both plans now carry the public model ID the provider actually serves, Qwen3.8 Flash (qwen3.8-flash, 256K context, free and paid); the paid yolo route is a configurable server-side target, so it is deliberately not stored as a model name. Plan prices ($19/$39), contexts and the flat-rate terms are unchanged.
Qwen 3.8 27B → Qwen3.8 Flash (public model ID qwen3.8-flash)
- ModelsOzore
Ozore catalog refresh — both Basic and Pro now list the live model set: Claude Fable 5.1, GPT-6 Astra, Gemini 3.8 Flash, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor were added, while Gemini 3 Flash, MiniMax M2.5, GPT-5 Mini and GPT-5 Nano are no longer served and were removed. Prices, monthly credit grants and existing rates are unchanged.
54 models per plan (2026-08-31 catalog snapshot) → 55 models per plan — added Claude Fable 5.1, GPT-6 Astra, Gemini 3.8 Flash, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor; removed Gemini 3 Flash, MiniMax M2.5, GPT-5 Mini and GPT-5 Nano
- ModelsCommandCode
Site correction: CommandCode plans advertised models a subscriber cannot reach. Go, GOAT and Pro priced premium models that need a higher plan — the Pro page states “Claude Opus, Claude Fable, and Fugu Ultra require a Max plan” — and Claude Sonnet 4.5 was still priced on Max 10×, Max 20× and Provider after CommandCode deprecated it. Those rows now render n/a instead of a request estimate. Rates, plan prices, credit grants, per-model allowances and window fractions are unchanged.
Model rosters priced models CommandCode’s published availability map marks unavailable on that plan — Go and GOAT listed Fugu Ultra and Muse Spark 1.1, Go also priced GPT-5.6 Sol, Pro listed Claude Fable 5, Opus 5, Opus 4.7 and Opus 4.6, and every plan from Go through Max 10×/Max 20× and Provider still listed the deprecated Claude Sonnet 4.5 → Each plan prices only what the live availability map (individual-go / -goat / -pro / -max / -provider flags, cross-checked against each model’s minPlanName on the plan pages) grants it: Go drops Fugu Ultra, Muse Spark 1.1 and GPT-5.6 Sol; GOAT drops Fugu Ultra and Muse Spark 1.1; Pro drops Claude Fable 5, Opus 5, Opus 4.7, Opus 4.6 and Fugu Ultra; Claude Sonnet 4.5 is gone from every plan (deprecated provider-side)
- CeilingCommandCode
Site correction: CommandCode GOAT and Pro credits are per-model allowances, not one shared pool, so the calculator was overstating most rows — a model with a $20 allowance was modeled as if it could spend GOAT’s whole $70 (Pro’s $80). Every GOAT and Pro row now budgets min(plan pool, published allowance), which reproduces the vendor’s own request estimates (DeepSeek V4.1 Flash: 154,000 req/mo on GOAT at its $60 allowance). DeepSeek V4.1 Flash’s allowance is $40 GOAT / $50 Pro, boosted to $60/$70 through 2026-09-20. Rates, plan prices and credit grants are unchanged.
Calculator rules modeled every GOAT model at the plan’s full $70 credit pool and every Pro model at $80 — CommandCode’s published per-model credit allowances were never applied → Per-model monthly credit allowances applied (a model may draw at most its own allowance from the pool): GOAT $20 standard, $30–$33 on the MiMo / Qwen3.6-Plus / Qwen3.7 rows, $40 on the Flash rows (Gemini 3.7/3.8 Flash, GLM-5.3 Flash), $47 MiniMax M3, $60 on the DeepSeek/Kimi-K2.7-Code rows, up to the full $70 on the negotiated rows (GPT-5.6 Sol, GLM-5.2, Tencent Hy3, Qwen 3.8 27B); Pro the same shape at $30 / $40–$43 / $50 / $57 / $70 / $80
16 Sept 2026
- CeilingPhoenix Grove
Phoenix Grove raises the monthly token allowance on all six tiers (Taster 15M → 18M Flash tokens; Basic–Canopy standard + light windows up, e.g. Basic 50M/400M → 85M/450M, Canopy 800M/6B → 1.3B/6.6B). Prices and agent concurrency (3/5/6/7/8) unchanged.
Monthly token allowances — Taster 15M Flash; Basic 50M + 400M light; Pro 100M + 800M light; Elite 200M + 1.6B light; Ultra 400M + 3B light; Canopy 800M + 6B light → Monthly token allowances — Taster 18M Flash; Basic 85M + 450M light; Pro 165M + 890M light; Elite 335M + 1.8B light; Ultra 665M + 3.3B light; Canopy 1.3B + 6.6B light
- ModelsPhoenix Grove
Phoenix Grove refreshes its model catalog from the live bundle: GLM-5.3, GLM-5.3-Flash and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash join every Basic+ plan, MiniMax M2.7 / GLM-5 / GLM-4.7-Flash are dropped from the rows after disappearing from the live catalog, and Taster newly serves GLM 5.3 Flash alongside DeepSeek V4 Flash.
Catalog: 17 canonical names incl. MiniMax M2.7, GLM-5 and GLM-4.7-Flash; Taster = DeepSeek V4 Flash only → Catalog: GLM-5.3, GLM-5.3-Flash and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash added to Basic+; MiniMax M2.7 / GLM-5 / GLM-4.7-Flash dropped (absent from the live catalog); Taster now serves DeepSeek V4 Flash + GLM 5.3 Flash
- PriceOzore
Site correction: Ozore per-model value figures were overstated. Billing cached tokens at $0 assumed free cache — against the site cache-heavy agentic shape (~86K cached of ~87K input tokens) that inflated requests-per-dollar 3.7–7x on every Ozore row and put the plans at the top of the value tables on an assumption the provider never published. Cached-read is now estimated at 10% of the input rate (the convention already used for maker-rate rows, and the cache-hit ratio DeepSeek/OpenAI publish); because that is derived, both plans are proxy confidence and their numbers carry the estimate marker. The Grok 4.6 row was also refreshed from 35% off to the live 25% off. Plan price, monthly credit grant and the published input/output rates are unchanged.
Ozore Basic / Pro value figures computed with cached-read billed at $0 (the provider publishes no cached-read rate) and the Grok 4.6 row at the stale 2026-08-31 rate ($1.30/$3.90 = 35% off) → Cached-read estimated at 10% of the input rate, Grok 4.6 refreshed to its live rate ($1.50/$4.50 = 25% off), and both plan rules moved to proxy confidence so every Ozore figure renders as an estimate
15 Sept 2026
- PolicyX.AI
Grok Bot entitlement surfaced on the xAI rows (2026-09-15 sweep). The $30 SuperGrok card now advertises "Exclusive access to Grok Bot", and the Cursor Grok Bot matrix (individual SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy and X Premium+ qualify; SuperGrok Lite does not) confirms the benefit is a linked weekly Grok Bot usage grant, not a Cursor plan. SuperGrok Heavy no longer claims a free Cursor Ultra — cursor.com/help/grok-bot/supergrok-heavy now redirects to cursor.com/help/grok-bot/supergrok, which describes the link as a usage grant that does not stack with a Cursor plan and never lists Cursor Ultra as included. No price, cap, model list or calculator rate changed (plan-card prices re-verified $10/$30/$100/$300).
Grok Bot entitlement not recorded on the xAI plan rows; SuperGrok Heavy carried an unverifiable free Cursor Ultra claim citing cursor.com/help/grok-bot/supergrok-heavy → Grok Bot recorded on SuperGrok ($30) and SuperGrok Heavy ($300): included from SuperGrok up and not on Lite, granted as weekly Grok Bot usage when the Grok or X account is linked; the SuperGrok Heavy Cursor Ultra claim removed
- Launchcamelai
camelStream added — $5/mo per stream for unlimited tokens on an auto-routed fleet (GPT-5.6 Luna, Muse Spark 1.3, GLM-5.3 Flash, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash), OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible API, one concurrent generation per stream, no token metering; prompts and outputs are licensed for AI training and ad targeting.
- PolicyZ.ai
docs.z.ai/devpack/overview (Credit Calculation) publishes the time-of-day credit rule — "During off-peak hours, model usage is charged at 50% of the standard credit rate" with peak hours Monday to Friday, 14:00–18:00 SGT (UTC+8) — and it is now stored on the three plan rows as an off-peak tooltip. The 50% covers model usage only (MCP calls keep their own multipliers); no price, credit allowance or calculator rate changed.
GLM Coding off-peak terms not published on the plan rows (the 2026-08-08 limits entry noted "off-peak usage costs 50%" with no peak window) → Off-peak rule surfaced on GLM Coding Lite / Pro / Max: model usage billed at 50% of the standard credit rate outside peak hours; peak = Monday–Friday 14:00–18:00 Singapore time (UTC+8)
- ModelsCommandCode
The pricing-limits availability map lists meta/muse-spark-1.3 (individual-go false, GOAT and above true) at $1.25/$4.25/$0.15 and meta/muse-spark-1.3-contributor (every plan including Go) at $0.10/$0.20/$0.002; both rows added to the stored plan model arrays plus per-model calculator rates (1.3 excluded from the $1 Go tier).
Muse Spark 1.1 · 1.2 · 1.2 Contributor on the CommandCode plan model lists (no Muse Spark 1.3 row) → Muse Spark 1.3 added to GOAT / Pro / Max 10× / Max 20× / Provider (GOAT and above) and Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor added to every plan, Go included
- ModelsOpenCode
opencode.ai/docs/go publishes Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor at $0.10/$0.20/$0.002 (cached read $0.002) with its own request shape (620 in / 71,400 cached / 300 out) and rate limits of 45,300 / 113,300 / 226,600 requests per 5h / week / month; added to the Go plan model array and the USD rule map at the $60/mo per-model cap.
Muse Spark 1.2 Contributor on the OpenCode Go model list (no Muse Spark 1.3 row) → Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor added to the OpenCode Go model list
- ModelsNous Portal
Two models the Portal subscription already proxies were missing from the Nous model lists: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash (launched 2026-09-10; portal row at the DeepSeek off-peak headline $0.15/$0.60, cached read $0.015) and GLM-5.3-Flash ($0.075/$0.25, cached $0.015 at its 50% launch rate). Both added to Plus, Super and Ultra with per-model rate entries in the Nous credits rule.
Nous Plus / Super / Ultra model lists: 27 models, no DeepSeek V4.1 Flash or GLM-5.3-Flash row → Nous Plus / Super / Ultra model lists: 29 models — DeepSeek V4.1 Flash ($0.15/$0.60/$0.015 per 1M) and GLM-5.3-Flash ($0.075/$0.25/$0.015 per 1M) added
- PriceNous Portal
Site correction: Hy3 was stored from the 0.8×-OpenRouter proxy read of portal.nousresearch.com/info. Re-read from the portal's own inference catalog row (pricing.original 0.132/0.528/0.033 is the list rate) — input and cached marginally cheaper, output higher. Applies to Plus, Super and Ultra.
Hy3: $0.11 in / $0.42 out / $0.0264 cached read per 1M → Hy3: $0.105 in / $0.435 out / $0.0263 cached read per 1M (portal inference-API top-level row)
13 Sept 2026
- CeilingOpenAI
Live Codex usage-limits table re-read, logged as one event: Plus message ranges for Sol, Terra and Luna all grew (Luna 50–280 → 250–2,000) and the dedicated Pro 5× and Pro 20× columns are stored for the first time. Figures are the table's unlabelled message windows; the page's only window statement is the footnote "Weekly limits may also apply", so no per-5h unit is claimed.
Codex caps 2026-08-24: Plus Sol 15–90 · Terra 20–110 · Luna 50–280 (Astra 5-45); Pro 5× / Pro 20× columns not stored (Plus-era figures shown instead) → Plus Sol 10–100 · Terra 25–200 · Luna 250–2,000 · Astra 5-45 (Luna now the highest, ~10× the next-highest top of range); Pro 5× Sol 50–500 · Terra 125–1,000 · Luna 1,250–10,000 · Astra 25–225; Pro 20× Sol 200–2,000 · Terra 500–4,000 · Luna 5,000–40,000 · Astra 100–900
- ModelsOpenAI
Compare-table sync: GPT-5.5 is not a named row and sits under "Legacy models" = Go No, so it is dropped from Go (its Luna row is Yes) while staying on Plus (Legacy = Plus Yes, own 15-80 Codex column). Terra (Plus Yes / Pro Unlimited*) and Luna (Yes everywhere) added to Plus and both Pro tiers; GPT-5 Thinking Mini (Go Yes) not stored — not in the model registry.
Go ['GPT-5.5'] · Plus ['GPT-6 Astra','GPT-5.6 Sol','GPT-5.5'] · Pro 5×/20× ['GPT-6 Astra','GPT-5.6 Sol Pro','GPT-5.6 Sol'] → Go ['GPT-5.6 Luna'] (GPT-5.5 dropped) · Plus + GPT-5.6 Terra + GPT-5.6 Luna · Pro 5×/20× + GPT-5.6 Terra + GPT-5.6 Luna
12 Sept 2026
- PriceOpenCode· Go
Provider-side rate cut on the two older DeepSeek Flash rows — off-peak $0.22/$0.66/$0.007 → $0.15/$0.60/$0.003, the same off-peak rates the new DeepSeek V4.1 Flash launched at. Caps unchanged ($30/mo V4 Flash, $15/mo V4 Flash Vision Exp) and the docs request-estimate table now reads 13,000 / 32,500 / 65,000 and 6,500 / 16,250 / 32,500 req per 5h/week/month. CommandCode still lists V4 Flash Vision Exp at the old rates, so the two gateways now legitimately differ.
OpenCode Go: DeepSeek V4 Flash and V4 Flash Vision Exp off-peak $0.22 in / $0.66 out / $0.007 cached read per 1M → OpenCode Go: both rows off-peak $0.15 in / $0.60 out / $0.003 cached read per 1M (peak 2× = $0.30/$1.20/$0.006)
- ModelsLLM Gateway DevPass
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash (launched 2026-09-10) was already in the DevPass coding catalogue but missing from the Lite / Pro / Max headline model arrays, so the 2026-09-10 refresh left it out. Added to all three arrays with its own rate entry in the DevPass rule; headline arrays 15 → 16, modelsMore +108 → +109.
DevPass Lite / Pro / Max headline arrays: no DeepSeek V4.1 Flash row → DevPass Lite / Pro / Max list DeepSeek V4.1 Flash at the gateway list rate $0.15 in / $0.60 out / $0.003 cached read per 1M
- ModelsOpenCode· Go
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash (launched 2026-09-10) joined the OpenCode Go lineup at a $15/mo usage cap — half the $30/mo cap the standard DeepSeek V4 Flash carries on the same table.
OpenCode Go: no DeepSeek V4.1 Flash row → OpenCode Go: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash at $0.15/$0.60/$0.003 off-peak (peak 2×), $15/mo usage cap
- ModelsCommandCode
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash (launched 2026-09-10) is available on every CommandCode plan — the published availability map sets Go/GOAT/Pro/Provider/Max/Ultra/Teams all true. Per-model monthly credits $40 on GOAT ($50 on Pro), temporarily boosted to $60/$70 through 2026-09-17; per-token rates unchanged.
CommandCode catalog: no DeepSeek V4.1 Flash row → CommandCode: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash on every plan (Go and above) at $0.15/$0.60/$0.003 off-peak (peak 2×); $40/mo GOAT cap boosted to $60 through 2026-09-17
- LaunchStandard Compute
Standard Compute added to the catalogue: an OpenAI-compatible, smart-routed flat-rate API (base https://api.stdcmpt.com/v1, model id "standardcompute") whose plans sell a dollar-denominated monthly compute budget spent at provider list rates, then HTTP 402 until renewal.
Starter $19 / Economy $39 / Standard $89 / Pro $249 (individual) and Pro Plus $499 / Growth $999 / Scale $2,499 (business) — flat monthly price with a fixed dollar compute budget of $20/$41/$95/$269 and $549/$1,119/$2,849, the same 34-model smart-routed catalogue on every plan, no per-token meter and no 5h/week windows; 1.5x compute budget in month one on individual plans
- LaunchZenMux
ZenMux added to the catalogue: a Singapore-operated AI gateway whose Builder Plan sells a fixed monthly fee for a Flow quota (a currency-like usage unit accounting for tokens plus call overhead) on any OpenAI/Anthropic-compatible agent; premium model coverage rotates on the lower tiers.
Builder Starter $20 / Builder Max $100 / Builder Ultra $200 — Flow-metered quotas of 50 / 300 / 800 Flows per rolling 5-hour window (1 Flow ≈ $0.03283), 10-15 RPM, rolling weekly limit, 4 / 3 / 2 manual 5-hour window resets per month, one OpenAI/Anthropic-compatible key for a 100+ model catalogue; non-production use only
11 Sept 2026
- ModelsLLM Gateway DevPass
Two new Sakana models joined the DevPass coding catalogue on 2026-09-11 — Fugu Max ($2/$6 per 1M) and Fugu Ultra v2.0 ($5/$30 per 1M, premium tier). The Lite / Pro / Max headline arrays keep their curated flagship set, so only the catalogue count moves (123 → 125).
DevPass coding catalogue: 123 models (2026-09-10) → DevPass coding catalogue: 125 models (2026-09-11) — Fugu Max and Fugu Ultra v2.0 added; headline arrays unchanged
- ModelsNeural Watt
Neural Watt pricing page grew to 14 models; GLM 5.3 ($1.45/$4.50, 1M context, exited preview 2026-09-10) and Qwen 3.8 27B ($0.45/$3.20) are new on Basic/Standard/Pro. Kimi K3 has been on the pricing table since integration (present in every dump since 2026-08-09) but was missing from stored plan arrays — first stored 2026-09-11 as a site correction.
5 models on Basic / Standard / Pro plans → 8 models on Basic / Standard / Pro plans — GLM 5.3 and Qwen 3.8 27B added, Kimi K3 stored-array gap filled
10 Sept 2026
- ModelsLLM Gateway DevPass
LLM Gateway DevPass coding catalogue grew from 110 to 123 models between the Aug-21 and Sep-10 dumps. GPT-6 Astra (OpenAI, $10/$50/$1.00 per 1M) and Muse Spark 1.3 (Meta, $1.25/$4.25/$0.15 per 1M) added to the DevPass Lite / Pro / Max headline model arrays.
DevPass coding catalogue: 110 models (2026-08-21) → DevPass coding catalogue: 123 models (2026-09-10) — GPT-6 Astra and Muse Spark 1.3 added to Lite / Pro / Max headline arrays
- PriceLLM Gateway DevPass
Site correction: Nemotron 3 Ultra 550B output rate on DevPass Lite / Pro / Max was stored at $2.50/M, which never matched the plan's own source. Corrected to $2.20/M per the deepinfra row on llmgateway.io/models (2026-08-21 and 2026-09-10 dumps both show $0.50 in / $2.20 out).
Nemotron 3 Ultra 550B output stored at $2.50/M → Nemotron 3 Ultra 550B output corrected to $2.20/M (deepinfra row; verified 2026-09-10)
- ModelsOpenAI
OpenAI added GPT-6 Astra to the Codex usage table: Plus 5-45 messages per window, Pro 5× 25-225 and Pro 20× 100-900. Its FAQ states Astra is included within the existing Codex allowance on the $100/$200 Pro plans and that Plus gets limited Astra usage. It is not offered on the $8 Go tier, which stays without it.
GPT-6 Astra not listed on any tracked OpenAI Codex plan → GPT-6 Astra added to OpenAI Plus, Pro 5× and Pro 20× (lead flagship on each)
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode added OpenAI GPT-6 Astra at $10/$50 per 1M (cache read $1.00, cache write $12.50). Its published availability map enables the model for Max 10×, Max 20× and Provider only, so Go, GOAT and Pro stay without it.
GPT-6 Astra not listed on any CommandCode plan → GPT-6 Astra added to Max 10×, Max 20× and Provider (Go, GOAT and Pro excluded)
- ModelsNous Portal
Nous Portal added OpenAI GPT-6 Astra to the subscription model list at $8/$40 per 1M input/output with $0.80 cached read — below OpenAI list. Super and Ultra scale the Plus budget 5×/10×, so all three tiers gain it.
GPT-6 Astra not in the Nous Portal subscription model list → GPT-6 Astra added to Nous Plus, Super and Ultra (openai/gpt-6-astra at $8/$40 per 1M)
08 Sept 2026
- PriceNous Portal
Nous Portal inference list prices moved across all three Nous plans: DeepSeek V4 Pro output halved ($1.584 → $1.392) while input and cached rose; DeepSeek V4 Flash and Kimi K2.6 moved modestly.
DeepSeek V4 Pro: $0.528/$1.584/$0.0176; DeepSeek V4 Flash: $0.0594/$0.1187/$0.0119; Kimi K2.6: $0.4484/$1.888/$0.0755 (in/out/cached $/1M) → DeepSeek V4 Pro: $0.696/$1.392/$0.1392; DeepSeek V4 Flash: $0.0543/$0.1344/$0.0134; Kimi K2.6: $0.4636/$1.952/$0.0781 (in/out/cached $/1M)
- ModelsNous Portal
Flagship refresh across Nous Plus, Super, and Ultra: head chips updated to Claude Opus 5 (anthropic/claude-opus-5), GPT-5.6 Sol (openai/gpt-5.6-sol), and Gemini 3.7 Flash (google/gemini-3.7-flash); prior flagships retained in the granted list.
Nous Plus/Super/Ultra flagship head chips: Claude Opus 4.7 / GPT-5.5 / Gemini 3.1 Pro → Nous Plus/Super/Ultra flagship head chips: Claude Opus 5 / GPT-5.6 Sol / Gemini 3.7 Flash
04 Sept 2026
- PriceCursor
Data-integrity correction (config mismatch): Cursor exposes GPT-5.6 Sol at the OpenAI xHigh config ($4 input / $5 cache-write / $0.4 cache-read / $20 output), not OpenAI's base-promo list $2/$10/$0.20. The stored Cursor rule was set to the base-promo proxy; corrected to Cursor's own listed row (verified live 2026-09-04). Sol now renders ~2× more expensive on cursor-pro/pro-plus/ultra.
GPT-5.6 Sol per-token rate on Cursor plans stored at $2/$10/$0.20 (OpenAI base-promo list) → GPT-5.6 Sol per-token rate on Cursor plans corrected to $4/$20/$0.4 (cached write $5) — cursor.com/docs/models-and-pricing own row
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode pricing-limits availability matrix re-read, logged as one event for two model additions: Claude Fable 5.1 on the Max 10x / Max 20x / Provider tiers (individual-provider/max/ultra = true, pro = false, so Pro keeps Claude Fable 5), and Gemini 3.8 Flash on GOAT and above at list $1.50/$7.50/$0.15 (marked "Available on GOAT and above"). Gemini 3.7 Flash -50% (through Dec 31) remains a separate act-alone deal.
Claude Fable 5.1 and Gemini 3.8 Flash not listed → Claude Fable 5.1 added to Max 10x / Max 20x / Provider (alongside Fable 5; Pro unchanged, keeps Fable 5); Gemini 3.8 Flash added to GOAT and above (Go unchanged) at list $1.50/$7.50/$0.15
- ModelsCursor
Cursor model matrix re-read, logged as one event for two additions to the Pro, Pro+ and Ultra plan model lists: Claude Fable 5.1 at the $10/$50/$0.25 cache-read/$12.5 cache-write row alongside the retained Fable 5 row, and Gemini 3.8 Flash at the $0.75/$3.5/$0.075 model-pricing row alongside the retained Gemini 3.7 Flash row.
Claude Fable 5.1 and Gemini 3.8 Flash not listed on Pro / Pro+ / Ultra → Claude Fable 5.1 ($10/$50/$0.25 cache-read/$12.5 cache-write) and Gemini 3.8 Flash ($0.75/$3.5/$0.075) added to Pro / Pro+ / Ultra
- ModelsGitHub Copilot
GitHub Copilot supported-models catalog lists Claude Fable 5.1; added to the Pro+ and Max plan model arrays alongside the existing Fable 5 entry (credits/fair-use — no per-token math).
Claude Fable 5 on Pro+ and Max plans → Claude Fable 5.1 added to Pro+ and Max plans (alongside Fable 5)
- ModelsLLM Gateway DevPass
LLM Gateway model pages for claude-fable-5-1 and gemini-3.8-flash are both live (status active), logged as one event: Fable 5.1 ($10/$50/$0.25/$12.5) joins the DevPass Lite / Pro / Max model arrays behind the Claude Opus 5 flagship, and Gemini 3.8 Flash joins them at the $0.75 input / $3.75 output / $0.075 cache-read row.
Claude Fable 5.1 and Gemini 3.8 Flash not listed on DevPass Lite / Pro / Max → Claude Fable 5.1 ($10/$50/$0.25/$12.5) and Gemini 3.8 Flash ($0.75 input / $3.75 output / $0.075 cache-read) added to DevPass Lite / Pro / Max
03 Sept 2026
- ModelsGitHub Copilot
GitHub Copilot Pro/Pro+/Max flagship chips refreshed from the live 28-model catalog matrix. Pro: GPT-5.5 → GPT-5.6 Terra, Gemini 3.5 Flash → 3.7 Flash as headline chips (GPT-5.5 and GPT-5.6 Sol are strikethrough/excluded on Pro). Pro+ and Max: Claude Opus 5 + GPT-5.6 Sol + Gemini 3.7 Flash as new first-3 chips; Opus 4.8 retained in the curated array below Opus 5. Kimi K2.7 Code and Gemini 3.5 Flash remain in all three arrays but demoted below Kimi K3 and Gemini 3.6/3.7 Flash respectively.
Pro flagships: Claude Sonnet 5, GPT-5.5, Gemini 3.5 Flash, Kimi K2.7 Code; Pro+ flagships: Claude Opus 4.8, GPT-5.5, Gemini 3.5 Flash, Kimi K2.7 Code; Max flagships: Claude Opus 5, GPT-5.6 Sol, Gemini 3.5 Flash, Kimi K2.7 Code → Pro flagships: Claude Sonnet 5, GPT-5.6 Terra, Gemini 3.7 Flash (+10 curated canonical models); Pro+ and Max flagships: Claude Opus 5, GPT-5.6 Sol, Gemini 3.7 Flash (+18 curated canonical models). Catalog refreshed against live 28-model matrix — GPT-5.5 and GPT-5.6 Sol excluded on Pro (strikethrough); Gemini 3.5 Flash demoted below 3.7/3.6; Claude Opus 5 now on Pro+ alongside Opus 4.8.
- ModelsGoogle AI
Google launches Gemini 3.8 Flash, its newest Flash-tier flagship for coding and agents (released September 2026), as the follow-on to Gemini 3.7 Flash. Intro API rate is $0.75/$3.75 (input/output) through 2026-12-31, then $1.50/$7.50. Ranked #15 (High) on the LMArena agent leaderboard.
Gemini 3.8 Flash — Google newest Flash flagship for coding and agents, intro $0.75/$3.75 (input/output) through 2026-12-31 then $1.50/$7.50
02 Sept 2026
- PriceYolo-Auto
Yolo-Auto re-tiers pricing: Starter ($6) discontinued; Builder $10 → $19 (~3-4 coding agents, 128K context) and Pro $15 → $39 (~5-6 coding agents, 256K context); adds a Free $0 fair-use trial tier (not tracked); paid tiers reframed from "concurrent units" to "coding agents".
Starter/Builder/Pro $6/$10/$15 → Free (trial) / Builder $19 / Pro $39 — Starter discontinued
- CeilingOllama
Ollama Cloud moved from multipliers to a credits model and unpaused Max. Pro ($20) and Max ($100) now include month of usage credits ($60 / $300) at published per-token rates (replacing the community-derived proxy cost rules with exact rates), access to larger pro models, and early access to newest models on Max. Usage refreshes monthly with no rollover; extra usage is pay-as-you-go. Team ($500/mo → $1,000 credits) and Enterprise (Custom) exist but are not tracked.
Pro $20/mo (50× Free usage multiplier), Max $100/mo (5× Pro usage) — per-GPU/usage-level metering, no published per-token math; Max sign-ups paused → Pro $20/mo → $60 usage credits, Max $100/mo → $300 usage credits (monthly, no rollover, pay-as-you-go overage); Max unpaused (10 concurrent requests); Ollama now publishes per-token rates for all cloud models
- LaunchMuse Code
Meta Muse Code launches 3 fixed monthly subscription plans (out of beta Aug 31 2026), model = Muse Spark 1.2, exclusive to the Muse Code CLI: Everyday $5/mo (10–50 requests/5h; voice, web search, image uploads), High $15/mo (3× Everyday usage, latest models), Power $50/mo (10× Everyday usage, early access). Prices per TheNewStack launch report 2026-09-01 (community-corroborated $5/$15/$50; supersedes an earlier $18/$72/$160 community report) — reconcile against dev.meta.ai onboarding once publicly priced.
- ModelsSynthetic· Standard
Synthetic.new Subscription ($30/mo) swaps Qwen3.6-27B for Qwen3.8-27B at unchanged rates and adds GLM-5.3-Flash (Beta).
6 models — Kimi K3, GLM-5.2, Nemotron 3 Super 120B, Qwen3.6-27B, GPT-OSS 120B, GLM-4.7-Flash → 7 models — Qwen3.6-27B → Qwen3.8-27B ($0.45/$2.20/$0.09 unchanged); GLM-5.3-Flash added ($0.15/$0.50/$0.04, Beta)
01 Sept 2026
- ModelsClaude
Anthropic launches Claude Fable 5.1 (released 2026-09-01), the successor to Claude Fable 5 as its next-generation agentic-coding flagship. It keeps the $10/$50 (input/output) API rate of Fable 5 and cuts cache-read pricing to $0.25/MTok. New registry + model page here; per-provider plan availability lives in the provider entries.
Claude Fable 5.1 — Anthropic’s next-generation agentic-coding flagship, same $10/$50 (input/output) API rate as Fable 5 with cache reads cut to $0.25/MTok
- ModelsOpenAI
OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra (API gpt-6-astra), its frontier model above the GPT-5.6 line (released 2026-09-01) at $10/$50 (input/output, cached input $1, cache write $12.50), rolling out to ChatGPT Plus/Pro/Business/Enterprise and AWS/Bedrock in the coming days. No tracked provider lists it as of 2026-09-04.
GPT-6 Astra (API gpt-6-astra) — OpenAI frontier model above the GPT-5.6 line at $10/$50 (input/output, cached input $1, cache write $12.50)
31 Aug 2026
- PriceOpenAI· Plus
Data-integrity correction (copy/paste): GPT-5.6 Sol was stored at GPT-5.5's $5/$30/$0.50 in the OpenAI plans, Cursor, CommandCode, LLM Gateway DevPass and Copilot Max per-model rules. Verified against platform.openai.com/docs/pricing — GPT-5.6 Sol list is $2/$10/$0.20 (cached write $2.50), promo to Nov 21 2026. Sol now renders ~2.5× cheaper than before on those plans.
GPT-5.6 Sol per-token rate stored at $5/$30/$0.50 → GPT-5.6 Sol per-token rate corrected to $2/$10/$0.20 (OpenAI list; promotional pricing through Nov 21 2026)
- PriceOzore
Ozore restructured from a 4-plan premium-token-pool model to a 2-plan credits model. Starter and Max discontinued; Basic and Pro bill monthly credits ($20 / $70) spendable on any model at per-token discounted rates (35% off maker list). Pro adds Smart Compression, Analytics Pro, Privacy Pack, 10 extra API keys, Custom Router, and Fusion. Hero lineup: GPT-5.6 Sol, Claude Opus 5, Gemini 3.7 Flash, GLM-5.3, DeepSeek V4 Pro, MiniMax M3, MiMo V2.5 Pro, Grok 4.6, GLM-5.3 Flash, HY3 and Nemotron 3 Ultra free.
4 plans — Starter $9 / Basic $18 / Pro $32 / Max $50 with premium token pools (6M/13M/25M/40M premium tokens/mo + direct-pin daily pools) → 2 plans — Basic $10 ($20 credits/mo) / Pro $35 ($70 credits/mo + power features); credits billing at per-token discounted rates
- PriceCline· Pass
Site correction: ClinePass bills as a flat-fee quota meter, so these are the plan’s per-token REFERENCE rates used by the calculator. DeepSeek V4 Pro/Flash were storing the neighboring MiMo V2.5 Pro / MiMo V2.5 rows (copy/paste); corrected to the live off-peak rates on docs.cline.bot.
DeepSeek V4 Pro $1.74/$3.48, DeepSeek V4 Flash $0.14/$0.28 (per-1M reference; copy/paste of MiMo rows) → DeepSeek V4 Pro $0.66/$1.98, DeepSeek V4 Flash $0.22/$0.66 (off-peak reference, verified live 2026-08-31)
- ModelsZ.ai
Z.AI GLM Coding Lite/Pro/Max supported models updated: GLM-5.3-Flash (multimodal flash tier, 2.3/0.56/8 multipliers) added; GLM-5.3-Flash replaces GLM-5-Turbo; GLM-4.7 requests now auto-route to GLM-5.3-Flash.
GLM-5.3, GLM-5-Turbo, GLM-4.7 callable on coding plans (GLM-4.7 routed to GLM-5.3) → GLM-5.3 + GLM-5.3-Flash callable (GLM-5.3-Flash replaces GLM-5-Turbo; GLM-4.7 routes to GLM-5.3-Flash)
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode adds five open models to all six individual plans: Qwen3.8 Flash, Qwen 3.8 27B, Hy4 preview, DeepSeek V4 Flash Fast, and DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision Exp.
Go/GOAT/Pro/Max 10×/Max 20×/Provider model arrays previously synced 2026-08-17 (GOAT 2026-08-28) → Qwen3.8 Flash, Qwen 3.8 27B, Hy4 preview, DeepSeek V4 Flash Fast, DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision Exp added to all six plans
30 Aug 2026
- ModelsOpenCode· Go
OpenCode Go adds four models: LongCat-2.0 (Meituan 1.6T MoE), Qwen3.8 Flash, DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision Exp (vision input, $15/mo cap — half the standard V4 Flash cap), and Hy4 preview (Tencent).
Go model lineup lacked LongCat-2.0, Qwen3.8 Flash, DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision Exp, Hy4 preview → Go model lineup adds LongCat-2.0 ($0.30/$1.20, $60/mo), Qwen3.8 Flash ($0.15/$0.47, $30/mo), DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision Exp ($0.22/$0.66, $15/mo, peak 2×), Hy4 preview ($0.834/$2.501, $30/mo)
29 Aug 2026
- ModelsCursor
Cursor refreshes the Other Models pool on Pro, Pro+ and Ultra: adds Gemini 3.7 Flash and GPT-5.6 Terra, and withdraws GLM-5.2, Kimi K3, Kimi K2.7 Code, GPT-5.5 and GPT-5.4.
Other Models pool: GLM-5.2, Kimi K3, Kimi K2.7 Code, GPT-5.5, GPT-5.4 offered; Gemini 3.7 Flash and GPT-5.6 Terra not offered → Other Models pool: Gemini 3.7 Flash + GPT-5.6 Terra added; GLM-5.2, Kimi K3, Kimi K2.7 Code, GPT-5.5, GPT-5.4 withdrawn
- PolicyCursor
OpenAI plans to end its partnership with Cursor following SpaceX acquisition (Anysphere), proposing a shutoff date of 2026-11-12 and citing concerns about terms compliance. Reuters-confirmed 2026-08-28. Current GPT-5.6 Luna/Sol/Terra availability in Cursor is unchanged until then.
OpenAI models (GPT-5.6 Luna/Sol/Terra) available in Cursor via OpenAI partnership → OpenAI to end Cursor partnership — OpenAI model access in Cursor expected to end 2026-11-12; no future OpenAI models provided (forward-looking, no change to current availability)
- LaunchYolo-Auto
Yolo-Auto launches 3 flat-rate, unlimited-token OpenAI-compatible plans serving Qwen3.8-27B (text + vision input) with no per-token meter. Starter $6 (1 concurrent unit, 128K context), Builder $10 (2 units), Pro $15 (4 units, priority on shared capacity). Base URL https://yolo-auto.com/v1; works with any OpenAI-compatible client (Hermes, Cursor, Claude Code via LiteLLM, pi, openclaw). No per-token or cap ceilings published.
Yolo-Auto flat-rate coding plans — Starter / Builder / Pro ($6/$10/$15/mo)
28 Aug 2026
- PolicyOpenCode· Go
OpenCode Go ended the $5 first-month promo; the plan is $10/mo flat from the first month.
$5 first month / 50% off 1st mo → no first-month discount ($10/mo from month one)
- ModelsOpenCode· Go
GLM-5.3-Flash is now listed on OpenCode Go at $0.15/$0.50/$0.03 per 1M tokens with a $15 monthly usage cap.
GLM-5.3-Flash not listed → GLM-5.3-Flash added (Z.AI, $0.15/$0.50/$0.03, $15 cap)
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode GOAT now serves GPT-5.6 Sol (previously excluded from the GOAT model set and only available on higher tiers); per commandcode.ai/docs/resources/pricing-limits the model is available on GOAT and above at $5/$30/$0.5 with a $70 GOAT credit allowance.
GOAT plan did not offer GPT-5.6 Sol → GOAT plan now offers GPT-5.6 Sol
- PolicyZ.ai
Site correction: GLM Coding plans are restricted to an official allowlist of supported tools, not any tool. Z.AI docs state users may not use subscription benefits for tools or scenarios outside the supported scope.
GLM Coding Lite/Pro/Max usable with any tool · API key (codingTool "Any tool") → GLM Coding Lite/Pro/Max limited to officially supported tools (ZCode, Claude Code, Cline, OpenCode, Cursor, Codex, Kilo Code, Roo Code, Crush, Goose, etc.)
26 Aug 2026
- ModelsOpenCode· Go
OpenCode Go adds Grok 4.6 to its model lineup and drops Grok 4.5 (docs now list only Grok 4.6: model id grok-4.6, ~169 req/5h / 845/mo, $15/mo usage, 30-day retention).
Grok 4.5 only → Grok 4.6 only (replaces Grok 4.5; $15/mo usage, 30-day retention)
- LaunchPhoenix Grove
Phoenix Grove Systems launches 6 OpenAI-compatible coding plans (any SDK/agent/tool via api.pgsgrove.com/v1). Taster $3.99 (first month free, DeepSeek V4 Flash only), Basic $12.95, Pro $25, Elite $50, Ultra $99, Canopy $195; standard-monthly + 8× light-model token budgets with 3–8 agent concurrency.
Phoenix Grove (PGS) coding plans — Taster / Basic / Pro / Elite / Ultra / Canopy ($3.99–$195/mo)
- ModelsCommandCode
Identity correction: the CommandCode model previously cataloged as "Ox Alpha" is confirmed as GLM-5.3-Flash (family zai), a first-party Z.AI model. Z.AI’s own pricing page lists GLM-5.3-Flash as a Latest Model (docs.z.ai/guides/overview/pricing) at $0.15 input / $0.075 cached / $0.50 output, with a 50% launch discount through 2026-09-09. Z.AI confirmed the identity to Bloomberg on 2026-08-26; weights open that night (MIT). GLM-5.3-Flash is a separate entry from the GLM-5.3 flagship; the stealth/ox-alpha route id on OpenRouter/CommandCode is unchanged. Still billed $0/M during its CommandCode preview window on Go and above, distinct from Z.AI’s API list price.
Model cataloged as "Ox Alpha" (family: stealth, anonymous lab) → GLM-5.3-Flash, family zai — reidentified as a confirmed Z.AI model. Listed in Z.AI’s "Latest Models" pricing (docs.z.ai/guides/overview/pricing) at $0.15/$0.075/$0.50, 50% promo through 2026-09-09. Confirmed via Bloomberg 2026-08-26; weights open, MIT.
- CeilingOpenAI· Plus
Luna Reserve gives selected ChatGPT Plus accounts additional GPT-5.6 Luna-only usage after their regular Codex/ChatGPT Work usage is exhausted; it has its own separate usage limit and is a fallback mode, not a separate model to buy. Reddit r/codex claim (1vyzqgx / 1vz8l4i, 2026-08-26) confirmed against official help.openai.com.
No Luna fallback reserve → Luna Reserve: extra Luna-only usage after regular weekly cap exhausted (own limit, selected Plus accounts)
25 Aug 2026
24 Aug 2026
- LaunchStepFun
StepFun Step Plan added (credit-based subscription, $1≈7M credits): Flash Mini $6.99/400M · Flash Plus $9.99/1600M · Flash Pro $29/8000M · Flash Max $99/40000M credits per month (cleared at month end, no rollover); Step 3.7 Flash + Step 3.5 Flash; BYOK OpenAI-compatible endpoint api.stepfun.ai/step_plan/v1 (Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, etc.).
- PriceCursor
Claude Sonnet 5 API pricing: the $2/$10 launch intro price is now the permanent standard — Anthropic cancelled the previously scheduled $3/$15 increase from Sept 1. tokenplans refreshed the Cursor Other Models rate rows accordingly.
Claude Sonnet 5 $3/$15 (list) on the Cursor Other Models pool → Claude Sonnet 5 $2/$10 — Anthropic made the launch intro price permanent (no Sept-1 increase)
22 Aug 2026
- ModelsOpenCode· Go
OpenCode Go adds MiniMax M2.5 (relisted after an Aug 8 removal) and Muse Spark 1.2 Contributor (limited regions) to its model lineup.
MiniMax M2.5 and Muse Spark 1.2 Contributor not included → MiniMax M2.5 and Muse Spark 1.2 Contributor included
21 Aug 2026
- ModelsLLM Gateway DevPass
LLM Gateway DevPass Lite/Pro/Max flagship models refreshed to Claude Opus 5, Gemini 3.7 Flash and GPT-5.6 Sol, with Grok 4.6, Qwen3.8-Max and GLM-5.3 added to the headline lineup.
Claude Opus 4.8, GPT-5.5, Gemini 3.1 Pro flagships; Kimi K3, Muse Spark 1.1, GLM-5.2, DeepSeek V4 Pro, MiMo V2.5 Pro, MiniMax M3, Nemotron 3 Ultra 550B, Qwen3.7-Flash → Claude Opus 5, Gemini 3.7 Flash, GPT-5.6 Sol flagships; Grok 4.6, Qwen3.8-Max, GLM-5.3, Kimi K3, MiniMax M3, Nemotron 3 Ultra 550B, Muse Spark 1.2, DeepSeek V4 Pro
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode adds Ox Alpha, a stealth reasoning model from an anonymous provider, to all plans Go and above. Free during the preview window ($0/M input, output, cache reads). OpenCode also announced availability on X (Aug 20) but docs do not yet list it — left out of opencode-go plan models pending verification.
No Ox Alpha → Ox Alpha (stealth/ox-alpha) — stealth frontier model from anonymous lab, 1M context, multimodal input (text+image+video), free during preview window (~1 week from Aug 20). Available on Go and above (Go, GOAT, Pro, Provider, Max 10×, Max 20×).
- PolicyCursor
Grok Bot (always-on coding agents) is now bundled with Cursor Pro+ ($60) — a dedicated weekly usage pool separate from the Cursor Models / Other Models pools. Included on Pro+ and Ultra, NOT on Pro ($20) per official Cursor docs (help/grok-bot/plans: "Pro does not include Grok Bot access"; pricing page lists "Access to Grok Bot" on Pro+/Ultra only). Reddit r/cursor claims of it on Pro and a "2B Grok 4.6 tokens" count are not published officially — not recorded.
No Grok Bot access → Grok Bot bundled (dedicated weekly usage pool, separate from Cursor model pools)
18 Aug 2026
- PriceCommandCode
CommandCode per-token promos ended: GPT-5.6 Luna and GPT-5.6 Terra revert from -50% deal-applied to list rates (2x usage cost on those models across Go, GOAT, Pro, Max 10x, Max 20x and Provider), and DeepSeek V4 Pro / V4 Flash move from -75% deal rates to time-of-day pricing (off-peak headline; peak 2x, 7h/day) — roughly 1.5–2.3x the previous usage cost on DeepSeek rows. Gemini 3.7 Flash -50% (through Dec 31 2026) is separate and still active.
Deal-applied per-token rates: GPT-5.6 Luna $0.10/$0.60 (cached $0.01), GPT-5.6 Terra $1.00/$6.00 (cached $0.10) (-50% promos through 2026-08-13); DeepSeek V4 Pro $0.435/$0.87, DeepSeek V4 Flash $0.14/$0.28 (-75% promos) → List rates from 2026-08-18 live docs: GPT-5.6 Luna $0.20/$1.20 (cached $0.02), GPT-5.6 Terra $2.00/$12.00 (cached $0.20); DeepSeek V4 Pro $0.66/$1.98 (cached $0.022) and V4 Flash $0.22/$0.66 (cached $0.007) at off-peak headline, peak 2x for 7h/day (01–04 & 06–10 UTC) since 2026-08-16
17 Aug 2026
- PolicyCommandCode
Site correction surfacing CommandCode API access — every plan except the $1 Go plan can call the Provider API (OpenAI/Anthropic-compatible endpoints, no lock-in); coding plans meter API usage against their own credits and per-model access.
API access on the Provider plan only; GOAT, Pro, Max 10x and Max 20x listed as CLI-exclusive → API access on every plan except Go — GOAT, Pro, Max 10x, Max 20x and Provider serve OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible endpoints usable by any coding tool; Go remains CLI-only (403 upgrade_required)
- CeilingOpenCode· Go
OpenCode Go raises the DeepSeek V4 Flash monthly usage cap back to $30/mo on the live docs (was $15 on Aug 16 after the 2× promo withdrawal); request allowance roughly doubles to ~37,800 req/mo. Published request shape is 410 input / 71,300 cached / 310 output.
DeepSeek V4 Flash: $15 monthly usage budget (post-promo, from Aug 16) → DeepSeek V4 Flash: $30 monthly usage budget
16 Aug 2026
- CeilingOpenCode· Go
OpenCode Go withdraws the DeepSeek V4 Flash 2× usage promo early (Aug 16) and caps both DeepSeek models at $15/mo usage — 4× below the $60 base; Flash request allowance cut ~8× to 18,900/mo.
DeepSeek V4 Flash: $120 monthly usage budget (2× promo through Aug 31) → DeepSeek V4 Flash & V4 Pro: $15 monthly usage budget
- ModelsOpenCode· Go
OpenCode Go adds GLM-5.3 to the Go model lineup.
GLM-5.3 not offered → GLM-5.3 added ($15 usage cap)
- ModelsZ.ai
Z.AI GLM Coding Lite/Pro/Max supported models updated to GLM-5.3 + GLM-5-Turbo + GLM-4.7; previous-model requests (GLM-5.2/5.1) are automatically routed to GLM-5.3 at the same credit multipliers.
GLM-5.2 listed as flagship (GLM-5.2, GLM-5-Turbo, GLM-4.7) → GLM-5.3 flagship; GLM-5.2/5.1 requests auto-route to GLM-5.3 (GLM-5.3, GLM-5-Turbo, GLM-4.7)
- Modelschutes
Chutes adds DeepSeek V4 Flash to the public catalog and pricing page (TEE-hosted V4-Flash-0731 build, $0.14/$0.28 per 1M, 1.0M context). Both Plus and Pro model lists updated. DeepSeek V4 Pro is not listed anywhere on chutes.ai.
Plus and Pro list only DeepSeek V3.2 (13 models) → Plus and Pro add DeepSeek V4 Flash (14 models; V4 Pro not offered)
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode pricing-limits matrix re-read, logged as one event for two model additions: GLM-5.3 (Z.AI open-weight flagship, 1M context) on all six individual plans, and Gemini 3.7 Flash on GOAT and above (GOAT $40 / Pro $60 monthly allowance at deal-applied rates, effectively 2× usage via the -50% promo through Dec 31 2026) with Go unchanged.
GLM-5.3 and Gemini 3.7 Flash not listed on any individual plan → GLM-5.3 added to Go/GOAT/Pro/Max 10×/Max 20×/Provider (1M context, reasoning); Gemini 3.7 Flash added to GOAT/Pro/Max 10×/Max 20×/Provider (1M context, -50% deal through Dec 31 2026)
13 Aug 2026
- ModelsNous Portal
Nous Portal adds Grok 4.6 to the included model list of Plus, Super and Ultra (one change, three plans — single entry per aggregation rule).
22 models per plan (Claude Opus 4.7 through Hy3) → 23 models per plan — Grok 4.6 added to Plus, Super and Ultra
- PriceNous Portal
Nous Portal inference list prices moved for Kimi K2.6, GLM-5.1, DeepSeek V4 Pro, and Kimi K2.7 Code (-20% promo still applied; DeepSeek V4 Flash base slug unchanged at 0.112/0.224/0.0224).
Kimi K2.6: $0.48/$2.73/$0.16; GLM-5.1: $0.77/$2.43/$0.14352; DeepSeek V4 Pro: $0.35/$0.70/$0.0029; Kimi K2.7 Code: $0.58/$2.80/$0.12 → Kimi K2.6: $0.76/$3.20/$0.128; GLM-5.1: $1.12/$3.52/$0.208; DeepSeek V4 Pro: $0.9344/$1.8688/$0.0788; Kimi K2.7 Code: $0.536/$2.72/$0.12
12 Aug 2026
- ModelsCline· Pass
Cline Pass adds Qwen3.8 Max to its included model list.
11 models (GLM-5.2 through Qwen3.7-Plus) → 12 models — Qwen3.8-Max added
- ModelsCommandCode
CommandCode adds Grok 4.6 (xAI flagship, Aug 12 2026) to GOAT and above; the $1 Go plan keeps Grok 4.5 only (availability individual-go: false).
Grok 4.5 only on GOAT and above (Grok 4.6 not offered; Go lists Grok 4.5) → Grok 4.6 added to GOAT, Pro, Provider, Max 10x and Max 20x; Go unchanged
- ModelsCursor
Cursor adds Grok 4.6 (first-party Cursor Router model, 50% launch discount for one week from Aug 12) to the Cursor Models pool on Pro, Pro Plus and Ultra.
Cursor Models pool: Grok 4.5 + Composer 2.5 → Cursor Models pool: Grok 4.6 + Grok 4.5 + Composer 2.5
- ModelsX.AI
xAI adds Grok 4.6 to SuperGrok ($30), Plus ($100) and Heavy ($300); SuperGrok Lite keeps Grok 4.5.
Grok 4.5 only on SuperGrok, Plus and Heavy (Lite unchanged) → Grok 4.6 added to SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus and SuperGrok Heavy
- ModelsOzore
Ozore adds Grok 4.6 to its premium token pool at 1.5x (between 1x Grok 4.3/4.5 and 2x Gemini 3.1 Pro) on all four plans.
Grok 4.3 + Grok 4.5 + Grok Build 0.1 in premium pool → Grok 4.6 added to premium pool at 1.5x multiplier (667K tokens per 1M pool)
11 Aug 2026
- PolicyCommandCode
CommandCode promo multiplier window active through Aug 13, 2026 — DeepSeek V4 Pro 4x, MiniMax M3 2x, MiMo up to 99% off, Laguna free, GPT-5.6 Luna up to 95% off, GPT-5.6 Terra 50% off.
1× credit consumption (standard rates) → Multiplier window active through Aug 13, 2026: DeepSeek V4 Pro 4×, MiniMax M3 2×, MiMo up to 99% off, Laguna S 2.1 free, GPT-5.6 Luna up to 95% off, GPT-5.6 Terra 50% off
- ModelsOzore
Ozore catalog expansion tracked — plan model lists updated from 19 to 47 models (25 premium + 22 standard); prices and pools unchanged.
19 models tracked per plan → 47 models tracked per plan (25 premium + 22 standard)
- ModelsGoogle AI
Site correction surfacing Google AI actual model lists — Gemini Spark (24/7 agent) available to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers; Gemini 3 Pro in AI Mode for Google Search available on Ultra tiers.
Gemini Spark missing from Pro; Gemini 3 Pro missing from Ultra 5x/20x → Gemini Spark added to Pro; Gemini 3 Pro added to Ultra 5x and Ultra 20x
- PolicyXiaomi MiMo
Xiaomi MiMo token plans now advertise unlimited usage with no weekly or 5-hour caps, plus a night 0.8x usage multiplier (00:00–08:00 UTC+8).
Credit-total limits only (4.1B/11B/38B/82B credits monthly); no cap/policy wording published → Unlimited usage — no weekly cap, no 5-hour cap; night usage 0.8x (00:00–08:00 UTC+8)
10 Aug 2026
- PolicyQwenCloud
QwenCloud cut the qwen3.8-max night discount from 80% extra to 50% off credits and temporarily lifted the 5-hour limit (7-day windows unchanged).
Night discount 80% extra on qwen3.8-max; 5h limit 700/3,000/12,000 credits by plan → Night discount 50% off credits on qwen3.8-max (22:00–08:00 UTC+8); 5h limit temporarily lifted (unlimited)
- LaunchBytePlus
BytePlus ModelArk Coding Plan added: Lite ($10/mo) and Pro ($50/mo, 5× Lite). Seed/GLM/Kimi/DeepSeek/GPT-OSS models, quota shared across tools.
BytePlus ModelArk Coding Plan Lite ($10/mo, ~1,900 req/5h · ~12,000/wk · ~24,000/mo) and Pro ($50/mo, 5× Lite ≈ 9,500 req/5h · ~60,000/wk · ~120,000/mo, ArkClaw included)
08 Aug 2026
- CeilingOpenCode· Go
OpenCode Go temporarily doubles DeepSeek V4 Flash usage.
DeepSeek V4 Flash: $60 monthly usage budget → DeepSeek V4 Flash: $120 monthly usage budget
- ModelsOpenCode· Go
OpenCode Go no longer serves MiniMax M2.5.
MiniMax M2.5 included → MiniMax M2.5 removed
- CeilingZ.ai
Z.AI GLM Coding limits confirmed as credit windows with dynamic 5-hour refresh and weekly reset.
GLM Coding limits described as generic prompt quotas → 2,000/12,000/28,000 credits per 5h and 10,000/60,000/140,000 weekly credits; off-peak usage costs 50%
- PolicyKimi
Kimi announced the Kimi Code separation, but its public pricing page still shows only paused membership tiers.
Kimi and Kimi Code benefits presented together → Benefits will separate; no standalone Kimi Code plan published; existing membership tiers are waitlist-only
02 Aug 2026
- PolicyNous Portal
Nous Portal runs limited-time inference promos — -20% all models (pinned Jul 22) and, since Aug 2, -50% on GPT-5.6 Terra/Luna and -90% on DeepSeek V4 Flash; the calculator stores deal-applied rates (Luna billed at -50% off list, DS4 Flash -90%).
Nous Portal inference at list pricing (per API original block) → Promos: -20% across all models (pinned Jul 22, 2026); -50% GPT-5.6 Terra/Luna and -90% DeepSeek V4 Flash (posted Aug 2, 2026) — deal-applied rates stored in cost rules
31 Jul 2026
- PriceOpenAI
OpenAI repriced GPT-5.6 Luna and Terra on 2026-07-31 — Luna list fell 80% ($1.00/$6.00 to $0.20/$1.20), Terra 20% ($2.50/$15.00 to $2/$12); Codex plan rows refreshed 2026-08-11 with Luna as the economy tier.
GPT-5.6 Luna list $1.00/$6.00, GPT-5.6 Terra $2.50/$15.00 (pre-repricing baseline, from the provider’s original API rate block) → GPT-5.6 Luna list $0.20/$1.20 (-80%), GPT-5.6 Terra $2/$12 (-20%); Luna is now the economy Codex model — highest local-message limits (50-280/5h) vs Terra 20-110, Sol 15-90, and default on the Free tier
- PolicyOpenCode· Go
OpenCode Go replaced the blanket zero-retention claim with a per-model data policy — the community-flagged ZDR wording removal (r/opencodeCLI 2026-08-01) is technically true of the wording, but the replacement is a more precise disclosure; retention 30d only for Grok 4.5 + GPT-5.6 Luna abuse logs.
Blanket claim on Go docs: our providers follow a zero-retention policy (ZDR) → Per-model data policy: training Not used for all models; data retention 30 days for Grok 4.5 and GPT-5.6 Luna (abuse-monitoring logs), 0 days for every other model; ZDR remains explicitly in force for Grok 4.5 and DeepSeek V4 Flash (agreement renewed monthly, valid through Aug 31, 2026)
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