The two ~$10 open-weight subscriptions, and the honest math favors OpenCode Go: its published dollar windows work out to a ~6x value multiple, while Cline Pass advertises 2-5x standard API rate limits — a rate-limit boost whose dollar value you can't verify. Go's caps ($12/5h, $30/week) are restrictive but transparent; Pass's are opaque but its model lineup is fresher (Kimi K3, Qwen3.7-Max, DeepSeek V4 Pro vs Go's older snapshot). Pick Pass if you live in Cline and want its newest models with zero setup; pick Go for the better, verifiable value multiple and first-party support in OpenCode, Hermes, and OpenClaw.
This comparison is maintained by Standard Compute — we sell a third thing entirely (unlimited tokens at a flat price, paced under sustained load, from $39/mo), so we have no horse in this particular race and keep both sides honest. If neither plan above fits because the meter itself is your problem: the full comparison including us →