Plan event · 21 Oct 2026

CommandCodeceiling

What moved

$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

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.

Verified 2026-10-21 · source

Affected plans

Go$1/mo
GOAT$10/mo
Max 10×$100/mo
Max 20×$200/mo
Pro$20/mo
Provider$15/mo

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