OpenCode · flat rate
OpenCode re-sends its context on every step, so a metered bill grows with the length of your day. One monthly price doesn’t.
Output tokens one dollar buys, from our catalog. Highlighted rows are the models OpenCode traffic actually runs.
A dollar goes 385× further at the bottom of this ladder than the top · log scale · all 27 models stay available whichever plan you are on
Routine edits, file reads and tool loops land on the cheap end. You keep the expensive models for the work that needs them.
Live provider rates, discounts included · verified 2026-08-29 and they move
Flat price, finite budget. Known on the first of the month.
Reaching the budget returns HTTP 402 until the period resets · pricing · fair use
When this is the wrong choice
If you use OpenCode occasionally and your monthly token spend is small and steady, a metered provider will be cheaper. A flat rate wins when the agent runs all day and the variance is the problem.
Does a flat price mean unlimited?
No. It means no per-token bill. Each plan carries a fixed monthly compute budget — $39 buys $40 of compute, $89 buys $93, $249 buys $264 — and the dashboard counts it down as you work.
Does tool calling work?
Yes. OpenCode's agent loop runs on tool calls and they pass through unchanged — most replies we serve agent clients are tool calls rather than prose.
Can I still use the expensive models?
Yes. Every model in the catalog stays available; you decide which ones your key may use. They just cost more of the same budget, so routing sends routine work to the cheaper end.
Is my code used for training?
No. Standard Compute stores no prompts or responses and does not use your prompts or outputs to train models.
How do I connect it?
Run /connect in OpenCode. Standard Compute is in its provider registry, so it is in the list — choose it and paste your key.
Can I cancel?
Yes, any time. Your plan stays active to the end of the paid period.
Run /connect in OpenCode and paste your key. About a minute.
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