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CommandCode coding plans

CommandCode is a Global (US/EU/Singapore upstreams)-based provider tracking 6 fixed-price plans from $1 to $200/mo covering 86 models (zai, deepseek, openai). Plans expose OpenAI-compatible endpoints usable by any agent. Compare every plan by requests per $1 in the calculator.

Privacy — Request content retained up to 30 days unless ZDR enabled; does not train foundation models on prompts/code.

Plans tracked

6

Models served

86

Cheapest plan

$1/mo

Last verified

12 Oct 2026

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CommandCode sells 6 plans from $1 to $200/mo — the cheapest entry is $1/mo. 86 models tracked, led by the GLM-5.3-Flash flagship. Plans expose OpenAI-compatible endpoints, so any agent can use them (BYOK).

Community

2026-10-11 · r/opencode: the founder's behaviour and proxy bans become the trust signal — "their founder (was it?) has a very nasty attitude and being just a complete online bully" / "Got banned because of this" source ↗

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Plans

CommandCode plans, verified 12 Oct 2026

Provider / planProvider and subscription tier. Badges and plan notes appear below.PriceStandard monthly price in USD, before first-month promotions.Top modelsFlagship models included in the plan. The list is approximate; '+N more' opens the full catalog.Coding toolCoding tool included with the plan. 'only' means locked to the vendor's own tools — the supported set is listed next to the badge; '+others' means it also works elsewhere.SubscribeOpen provider pricing. Referral links may support TokenPlans at no extra cost.
CommandCodeGoCheapest$10 credits · ~15K reqs/mo · $3/5h · $6/7d$1.00GLM-5.3-FlashDeepSeek V4 ProGPT-6 Luna+49 more ↗command-code ↗onlySubscribe↗
CommandCodeGOATNew$70 credits · ~75K reqs/mo · $14/5h · $35/7d$10.00GLM-5.3-FlashGLM-5.2GLM-5.3+59 more ↗command-code ↗+othersSubscribe↗

2026-10-15 · r/CommandCode: a 1B-token GOAT month at 88% of the monthly limit is read as the better $10-bracket deal — "Command Code definitely beats that with $100 - $80 usage and much better harness." / "Now that both GLM 5.3 and DS 4.1 Flash have U$80 usage, which one would last longer?" source ↗

CommandCodeMax 10×$150 credits · ~230K reqs/mo · $45/5h · $90/7d$100.00GLM-5.3-FlashDeepSeek V4 ProDeepSeek V4 Flash+83 more ↗command-code ↗+othersSubscribe↗
CommandCodeMax 20×$300 credits · ~370K reqs/mo · $90/5h · $180/7d$200.00GLM-5.3-FlashDeepSeek V4 ProDeepSeek V4 Flash+83 more ↗command-code ↗+othersSubscribe↗
CommandCodePro$80 credits · ~100K reqs/mo · $16/5h · $40/7d$20.00GLM-5.3-FlashDeepSeek V4 ProGPT-6 Sol+73 more ↗command-code ↗+othersSubscribe↗
CommandCodeProviderPAYG · top-ups roll over, never expire · zero markup$15.00GLM-5.3-FlashDeepSeek V4 ProDeepSeek V4 Flash+82 more ↗command-code ↗+othersSubscribe↗

Best for

6 plans from $1 to $200/moOnly plan with Laguna S 2.1Only plan with Qwen3.6-Max-Preview

Recent changes

What changed for CommandCode subscribers

Full changelog →

35 events in the last 90 days — 6 worse, 24 better.

  • Ceiling21 Oct 2026

    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

  • Models19 Oct 2026

    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.

    Verified 2026-10-19 · source

  • Ceiling19 Oct 2026

    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.

    Verified 2026-10-19 · source

  • Price12 Oct 2026

    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.

    Verified 2026-10-12 · source

  • Models12 Oct 2026

    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.

    Verified 2026-10-12 · source

Head-to-head

CommandCode compared side by side

Two plans side by side — shared models, BYOK reachability and value per $1, generated from the same verified data as the calculator.

Flagship rank · GLM-5.3-Flash: #33 on the Agent Arena agent leaderboard — -1.16% net improvement (board fetched 2026-10-19).

Common questions

Which CommandCode plan is cheapest?

CommandCode Go at $1/mo. The cheapest plan is not always the best value — compare Req/$1 in the calculator.

How many plans does CommandCode offer?

6 tiers tracked, 6 currently active. Every tier is in the plans table below with its price, models and usage ceiling.

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