Looking for an alternative to OpenCode Go?
OpenCode Go is OpenCode's low-cost subscription to a curated, mostly open-weight model lineup with limits per model; Standard Compute shares one monthly budget across every model, flagship frontier models included, and its router spends it on the cheapest model that can do each step.
TL;DR
Stay on OpenCode Go for moderate coding on open and light models. Switch if your agent runs all day or needs flagship models for the hard steps.
What OpenCode Go offers
Go $10 a month, Go Plus $40 a month. Usage limits are monthly dollar amounts per model ($15 to $80 of usage on Go, $60 to $240 on Go Plus, at OpenCode's per-token prices); a 5-hour window allows 20% of a model's monthly limit and a week 50%. You can top up credit. Both plans are for single-member workspaces. (Verified on OpenCode's Go page and docs, 2026-10-13.)
- A very low entry price for a curated lineup tested for agentic coding
- Light closed models (Claude Haiku 5.5, GPT 6 Luna, GPT 5.6 Luna, Grok 4.7) next to open models such as GLM-5.3, Kimi K3, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, Qwen3.8 Max and MiniMax M3
- First-party OpenCode integration, and validated with Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, Pi and Kilo Code CLI
- Published per-model token prices and limits, with estimated request counts per 5 hours, week and month
Why people look for an alternative
- Limits are per model and per window: on Go, OpenCode estimates about 110 Kimi K3 requests per 5 hours
- No flagship frontier models: Claude Sonnet and Opus and the full GPT-6 are not in the lineup
- Single-member workspaces only: a workspace with Go cannot invite members
- Built for coding-agent traffic: clients should send their own user agent and a session header, and traffic is monitored for abuse
OpenCode Go vs ClinePass, DevPass, Zen and Standard Compute
For open models at the lowest price, OpenCode Go is hard to beat, and ClinePass costs about the same with limits it does not publish. DevPass and OpenCode Zen add Claude, GPT and Gemini at provider rates. Standard Compute puts frontier and open models on one monthly budget with no 5-hour or weekly windows, and its router sends each step to the cheapest model that can do it.
| Option | Price | How the limit works | Claude, GPT, Gemini |
|---|---|---|---|
| OpenCode Go | $10 or $40 (Go Plus) | A dollar allowance per model, at most 20% of it per 5 hours and 50% per week; one member | Only Claude Haiku 5.5 and GPT-6 Luna, with small allowances |
| ClinePass | $9.99 | "2-5x" API-rate usage over 5-hour, weekly and monthly windows of unpublished size | No, open-weight only |
| DevPass | $29, $79 or $179 | Usage worth 2x the price since Oct 15, 2026 (3x before), with 24-hour and weekly caps | Yes, metered at provider rates |
| OpenCode Zen | Pay per token | Your prepaid balance and any budgets you set | Yes, at each model's price |
| Standard Compute | From $19, $20 compute budget | One monthly budget for every model, no 5-hour or weekly windows; stops at 100%, no overage | Yes, on every plan; the router picks per step |
Prices per month in USD, checked October 14, 2026 on each vendor's page (linked). OpenCode Zen prices checked October 13, 2026.
Which one fits your work
| Pick | When |
|---|---|
| Standard Compute | Agents that need Claude Sonnet- or Opus-class and full GPT models for the hard steps, inside the same plan |
| Always-on agents that would run into the rolling windows | |
| A budget shared across every model rather than a separate limit per model | |
| Company and agency workspaces with a key per developer | |
| OpenCode Go | Moderate coding on open and light models, at a fraction of our plan prices |
| You mostly use OpenCode and want first-party integration | |
| You want to choose exact models from a curated lineup with published per-token prices |
Switching takes one config change
Standard Compute is OpenAI-compatible, so any tool or SDK that lets you set a custom base URL migrates in minutes:
Base URL = https://api.stdcmpt.com/v1 API key = your Standard Compute key Model = standardcompute
Setup guides for OpenClaw, Hermes, OpenCode, Cursor, Cline, Aider and more are on the integrations page.
FAQ
Is OpenCode Go unlimited?
No, apart from a few free preview models offered for a limited time. Each model has a monthly usage limit in dollars, with 5-hour and weekly windows set as shares of it, and you can top up credit. Standard Compute isn't unlimited either: one monthly compute budget shared across all models, with no 5-hour or weekly windows.
OpenCode Go or Claude Pro: which should I buy?
They buy different things. OpenCode Go is a model subscription you can use from OpenCode or any other agent: mostly open models plus Claude Haiku and GPT Luna, each with a published dollar allowance and 5-hour and weekly caps. Claude Pro ($20 a month, or $17 a month billed yearly) gets you Claude Code and the Claude apps with Opus, Sonnet and Haiku, but no fixed message count: chat and Claude Code share one pool that resets every five hours, with weekly limits on top and usage credits at API rates after that. Buy Claude Pro if you want Sonnet or Opus inside Claude Code; buy Go if open models cover your work and you want the cheapest plan with published limits. If you want both kinds of model behind one key, a cost-routed API is the third option: on Standard Compute the router sends each step to the cheapest model that can do it, Sonnet and Opus included, providers are vetted for price, uptime and speed with automatic fallback, and plans start at $19 a month with one monthly budget and no 5-hour or weekly windows.
What is the best OpenCode Go alternative?
It depends on why you are leaving. If you only want another cheap open-model pass, ClinePass is the closest, though it does not publish its limits. If you need Claude, GPT or Gemini, OpenCode Zen and DevPass bill them at provider rates. If you hit Go's 5-hour or weekly windows, Standard Compute has one monthly budget for every model with no windows, and its router keeps the cost per step down by picking the cheapest model that can do it.
OpenCode Go or Standard Compute for Hermes / OpenCode?
For moderate use on open and light models, OpenCode Go is cheaper, and both Hermes and OpenCode are validated on it. For always-on agents (Hermes background loops, all-day OpenCode) or work that needs flagship frontier models, Standard Compute fits better: its budget is shared across models and has no 5-hour or weekly windows.
What models does OpenCode Go include?
31 at the time of writing: open models such as GLM-5.3, Kimi K3, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and V4 Pro, Qwen3.8 Max, MiniMax M3 and MiMo-V2.6, light closed models such as Claude Haiku 5.5, GPT 6 Luna and Grok 4.7, and a few free preview models. OpenCode says the list may change as it tests and adds models.
Is there a coding subscription with open-source models and less lock-in than the OpenAI or Anthropic plans?
Standard Compute is one. Open-weight models (GLM 5.3, Kimi K3, Qwen 3.8, DeepSeek V4, MiniMax M3) and Claude and GPT sit on one key, behind OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible endpoints, so you can move any agent to another provider by changing the base URL. There are no 5-hour or weekly windows: plans cost $19 to $249 a month (USD) with a fixed compute budget that stops at 100%, with no overage. OpenCode Go ($10 a month) is cheaper if you only use OpenCode and its curated open models.
OpenCode Go or a flat API provider: is the extra setup worth it?
The setup is small: Standard Compute is listed in OpenCode through models.dev, so you run /connect, choose Standard Compute and paste a key, with no config file to write. What you gain is the menu: Claude Opus and Sonnet, GPT-5.6 Sol and Terra, GPT-6 Astra and Gemini 3.1 Pro next to the open models, every one on every plan, plus routing that picks per request. What it costs is $19 to $249 a month for individuals against Go's $10 or $40. If Go's model list covers your work, Go is the better deal.
Sources: OpenCode Go; OpenCode Go docs (models and usage limits); Claude plans and usage limits (Pro)
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