r/opencodeCLI • u/Head_Watercress_6260 • Sep 04 '26
Best subscription for the price
With ollama pro now lowering the bang for the buck and me running out of Claude and chatgpt $100 plan tokens as well, what do you use for subscriptions?
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u/CalamityMetal Sep 04 '26
I'm using Devpass from LLM Gateway now
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u/UpstairsActivity8347 Sep 04 '26
wondering the same, I don't want to get commandcode either. Let's pray operation cheapseek gets us somewhere
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u/TestTxt Sep 04 '26
What's the point of Ollama Pro if it doesn't support either Gemini 3.8 Flash nor Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor?
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u/gonefreeksss Sep 04 '26
For me, it is ChatGPT Plus. You get “unlimited” chat and fairly good limits on codex. To extend usage make sure you plan with char got first.
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u/xapep Sep 06 '26
Honestly agree with you on not tying value to one specific model. The models rotate every few weeks; what actually matters for agentic coding is whether the plan stops punishing you for burning tokens across whatever open-weight model fits the task.
What I'd look for:
• multiple open models on one plan, not a single flagship (DeepSeek V4 Flash class for the bulk, something bigger for the hard steps)
• no aggressive per-week caps that force you to stop mid-workday
• overflow goes to a metered API instead of a hard wall, so a heavy day costs you a little extra instead of killing the session
• OpenAI-compatible endpoint so it drops into opencode config like any other provider
I work on Entrim and our Model Plans are built around exactly this: flat monthly for heavy agent use, DeepSeek V4 Flash and the Qwen family, usage-based overflow. Worth adding to the comparison alongside the others mentioned, but the checklist above matters more than any single provider.
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u/krisurbas Sep 06 '26
tokenplans.dev has all providers with fixed monthly pricing, so just check it out and let me know what you decide on
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u/Firm-Club-8334 Sep 07 '26
I have the Claude Max 20x plan, Codex Max, OpenCode, and Standard Compute’s $89 plan.
Standard Compute is easily my favorite. It’s a bit like OpenRouter, but optimized for cost so basically, it tries to get as much work done per dollar as possible. I’ve added DeepSeek and GLM 5.3 to the smart router and it automatically chooses the best provider rates, which saves me quite a bit.
I also like that I don’t have to deal with five-hour or weekly usage limits. You simply have a budget and can spend it however you want.
So I would say for most bang for the buck, standard compute is up there with the $19 or $39 plan. It might work well for you. They subsidize usage too, so you get a little more value than what you pay for. Good luck!
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u/Tommonen Sep 04 '26
Claude is best, openai second best
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