Both are the open-weight value camp, split by cap style. OpenCode Go gives a bigger headline multiple (up to 8x on cheap models) but hard windows ($12/5h, $30/week on a $60 model); Featherless's flat $25 Chat plan excludes coding agents and API traffic, so agents pay per token on its Developer plan (from $50, up to 256K context). Predictable moderate use: Go's multiple is unbeatable. Sustained or bursty heavy use: Featherless's per-token Developer plan has no 5-hour or weekly window to blow past.
This comparison is maintained by Standard Compute. We sell a third thing entirely (flat-rate LLM compute with a fixed monthly budget, from $19/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 →