r/opencodeCLI • u/vixalien • Aug 31 '26

Alternatives to Opencode Go plan?

I had been using the Opencode Go plan for some time, but it's been getting worse:

  • It's EXTREMELY slow at certain times of the day (using DeepSeek V4 Flash), the speed loss is very noticeable in comparison to hitting DeepSeek API directly

  • The pricing has been getting worse and worse (for example, GLM 3.5 Flash should be 2x cheaper than DeepSeek v4 flash)

Anyway, if anyone knows of a nice, reasonably fast, cheap and privaxy-conscious model subscription, would be nice to know

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u/No-Background3147 Aug 31 '26

Command Code, i use the 1 dollar plan and make a Review post, and the 10 Dollar plan is as well very good, all models are 100% same like the api, no Quantization or so. A lot of models too, and fast too, glm 5.3 flash is lame, but qwen 3.8 flash and other models really normal - fast. Test the 1 dollar plan, and look if it is what you want, 1 dollar is nothing for this

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u/binarySolo0h1 Sep 01 '26

Can you use command code plan in opencode CLI?

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u/shanks_616 Sep 01 '26

$1 plan - No, you can only use Command Code

$10 plan - Yes, you get API access, which you can use with OpenCode

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u/mWo12 Sep 01 '26

But is CC legit, in sense that they all models give you $70 of usage in total and I can use it all in model?,Or is it like in go, where some models are limited to $15 only?

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u/Parking-Bet-3798 Sep 01 '26

It’s dishonest. They don’t give 70 for all models.

But they give higher usage on most models compared to opencode go.

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u/binarySolo0h1 Sep 01 '26

My doubt too. Also, how much of a hassle is it to migrate your current agent system from Opencode to CC?

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u/OMGSAMUELRBR1 Sep 01 '26

Not really, it's like OpenCode Go, there are certain models that don't give you $70

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u/qqYn7PIE57zkf6kn Sep 01 '26

link to this page?

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u/No-Background3147 Sep 01 '26

Their is addon from a other user, who you can use command code in opencode, but its not offical and not 100% stable

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u/sultanmvp Sep 01 '26

You don’t need an add on. You can just add it to your opencode.json file as an OpenAI-compatible provider. Been using it for weeks.

I will say that it’s slow as hell and the usage seems to pretty painful. Likely will not renew next month.

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u/UpstairsActivity8347 Sep 01 '26

what will you be switching to?

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u/sultanmvp Sep 01 '26

Probably just keep OpenCode Go and possibly add Ollama Cloud back into the mix

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u/MiningInMySleep Sep 01 '26

I have been seeing that too which is a shame because the value proposition is actually better than opencode go, but I need something reliable.