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OpenCode Go is the flat-rate subscription from the OpenCode team — one OpenAI-compatible endpoint that serves 18 frontier and open-weight models to any agent, with the included usage priced at API list rates.

Privacy — Zen/Go model providers use zero-retention and don’t train on your data (some free endpoints logged).

Plans tracked

2

Models served

28

Cheapest plan

$10/mo

Last verified

14 Oct 2026

In 30 seconds

OpenCode sells 2 plans from $10 to $40/mo — the cheapest entry is $10/mo. 28 models tracked, led by the Grok 4.6 flagship. Plans expose OpenAI-compatible endpoints, so any agent can use them (BYOK).

Community

2026-10-23 · r/opencode: the free tier is read as effectively gone while paid Go stays the fallback — "Free tier now hits limits within a single prompt or two." / "At this point they can remove the free one, what is the point of 1 prompt a day?" source ↗

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Plans

OpenCode plans, verified 14 Oct 2026

Plan history

Cumulative value-changing events per plan since 2026-08-08 — one kind-colored dot per event, hover the charts for dates.

Go19 value-changing changes logged for this plan since 2026-08-08. Hover the dots to see the changelog entry dates.19 events
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.
OpenCodeGoiOff-peak — Off-peak API rates outside 01:00–04:00 & 06:00–10:00 UTCUsage caps are per model $15–$80/mo (each model’s 5h window = 20% and weekly = 50% of its cap): V4.1 Flash $80, $30 for Qwen3.8 Flash, Hy4 preview, Hy3 and Gemini 4 Argon, $15 for V4 Pro, Grok 4.7/4.6, GLM-5.3, Kimi K3, Qwen3.8 Max, MiMo V2.6/V2.5 Pro, GPT-6/5.6 Luna and Claude Haiku 5.5 · Gemini 4 Argon’s cap is doubled to $60 for a limited time · retention 0d (Grok 4.7, Grok 4.6, Luna 30d)$80/mo usage · $40/wk · $16/5h$10.00Grok 4.6Grok 4.7GLM-5.2+25 more ↗OpenCode ↗+othersSubscribe↗

2026-10-22 · r/opencode: a Go subscriber's month evaporates in minutes and the thread splits between harness blame and plan blame — "ended up using like 3 dollars on Luna, which is a third of monthly usage" / "i had 2500 skills. guess that was some of the reason". source ↗

OpenCodeGo PlusiOff-peak — Off-peak API rates outside 01:00–04:00 & 06:00–10:00 UTCThe $10 Go plan’s higher tier: identical rates, per-model monthly caps $60–$240 (each model’s 5h window = 20% and weekly = 50% of its cap; the headline figure is the top of that range): V4.1 Flash $160, $60 for V4 Pro, Grok 4.7/4.6, Kimi K3, Qwen3.8 Max, MiMo V2.6/V2.5 Pro, GPT-6/5.6 Luna and Claude Haiku 5.5 · Gemini 4 Argon’s cap is doubled to $240 for a limited time · retention 0d (Grok 4.7, Grok 4.6, Luna 30d)$240/mo usage · $120/wk · $48/5h$40.00Grok 4.6Grok 4.7GLM-5.2+25 more ↗OpenCode ↗+othersSubscribe↗

Value snapshot · Grok 4.6 · typical shape · req / $1

OpenCode Go · $10/mo85

One dollar on OpenCode buys 85 Grok 4.6 requests at its best plan — strongest value we track for this flagship. Exact-priced flagship only — no proxy claims in the headline.

Best for

2 plans from $10 to $40/mo

Recent changes

What changed for OpenCode subscribers

Full changelog →

27 events in the last 90 days — 7 worse, 16 better.

  • Policy20 Oct 2026

    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`.

    Verified 2026-10-20 · source

  • Ceiling14 Oct 2026

    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.

    Verified 2026-10-14 · source

  • Models14 Oct 2026

    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.

    Verified 2026-10-14 · source

  • Ceiling09 Oct 2026

    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.

    Verified 2026-10-09 · source

  • Models08 Oct 2026

    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.

    Verified 2026-10-08 · source

Head-to-head

OpenCode 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 · Grok 4.6: #28 (xHigh config) on the Agent Arena agent leaderboard — 0.89% net improvement (board fetched 2026-10-19).

Common questions

Which OpenCode plan is cheapest?

OpenCode Go at $10/mo. The cheapest plan is not always the best value — compare Req/$1 in the calculator.

How many plans does OpenCode offer?

2 tiers tracked, 2 currently active. Every tier is in the plans table below with its price, models and usage ceiling.

What is OpenCode Go?

OpenCode Go is the flat-rate subscription from the OpenCode team, the open-source coding-agent CLI. It bundles many frontier and open-weight models behind one OpenAI-compatible endpoint on a single monthly price.

Can I use OpenCode Go with any agent?

Yes — OpenCode Go is a bring-your-own-key (BYOK) plan: any agent or tool that supports a custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint (OpenCode, pi, Cursor, Cline, and others) can use it.

Which models does OpenCode Go include?

The plan tracks 18 models including Grok 4.5, GPT-5.6 Luna, GLM-5.2, Qwen3.8-Max, DeepSeek V4 Flash, Kimi K2.7 Code and MiniMax M3. The full catalog and per-model rates are published in the OpenCode Go docs.

Is OpenCode Go locked to the OpenCode CLI?

No — unlike IDE-locked plans, OpenCode Go exposes an OpenAI-compatible endpoint that any agent can call. The included usage is billed at API list rates, so the calculator flags its Req/$1 as a value comparison rather than a measured allowance.

Who is OpenCode Go for?

Agent users who want one flat subscription that covers a wide model catalog across the tools they already run, with usage priced at the same list rates as the pay-as-you-go API.

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