OpenCode Go
$10.00/moDevelopers who want the lower-cost fixed monthly OpenCode subscription for coding-agent model access.
OpenCode combines a free open-source coding agent with OpenCode Go and Go Plus monthly model subscriptions, plus a separate pay-as-you-go OpenCode Console model service.
Decision snapshot
Which tier fits which user?
Developers who want the lower-cost fixed monthly OpenCode subscription for coding-agent model access.
Developers who regularly hit the lower Go allowances and want materially higher included usage.
Subscription plans
Go uses per-model dollar-denominated usage limits with 5-hour, weekly and monthly allowance windows; it has lower limits than Go Plus.
Developers who want the lower-cost fixed monthly OpenCode subscription for coding-agent model access.
Only one member per workspace can subscribe to Go or Go Plus. The available model list and per-model limits can change.
Go Plus uses the same token prices as Go but provides higher per-model usage limits across 5-hour, weekly and monthly allowance windows.
Developers who regularly hit the lower Go allowances and want materially higher included usage.
Only one member per workspace can subscribe to Go or Go Plus. The available model list and per-model limits can change.
Other ways to use the product
The OpenCode coding agent itself is open source and can be used with supported external providers or local models without subscribing to OpenCode Go.
Free client; model-provider usage may be billed separately.
OpenCode Console provides tested model access through an API key and charges per request or token usage rather than through a fixed monthly subscription.
Pay as you go; add credits and pay according to the selected model pricing.
Current official offers
Change tracking
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iilib does not assign a universal value score. Subscription value depends on what you actually need: model access, usage level, coding, research, media generation, integrations, storage or bundled services. The visible plan facts are intended to make that trade-off inspectable.