The old expensive wayOne model handles every OpenCode request
OpenCode
Claude Fable 5Example monthly cost$300/mo
Built into OpenCode
Stop sending every OpenCode task
to one expensive model
Pick the models you want. Standard Compute routes each OpenCode request across them through one OpenAI-compatible endpoint—based on the work, not a fixed default.
Start with $1 in trial compute. No card required.
OpenCodeClaude Fable 5The new efficient wayEach request is routed within the model pool you chose
OpenCodeStandard Compute
DeepSeek V4 FlashEfficient
GPT-5.6 TerraBalanced
Claude Fable 5Powerful
Standard plan$89/mo
Your workload
See how much you can save.
What you pay for today
How Standard Compute could optimize your workload
Estimated savings
The model you run on
$300/month
- Claude Fable 526%
- Kimi K321%
- GLM 5.220%
- MiniMax M318%
- DeepSeek V4 Flash15%
Fully customizable — you choose which models the router can use.
70%
Connect in minutes
Already in the provider picker.
There is no plugin, fork, base URL, or model map to maintain. OpenCode discovers Standard Compute through Models.dev.
- 1Create your accountGet your Standard Compute API key.
- 2Run /connect in OpenCodeChoose Standard Compute and paste your key.
- 3Select Standard ComputeStart coding, then manage your model pool in the dashboard.
OpenCode · /connect
See the full setup
From /connect to coding in 35 seconds.
No configuration file and no custom endpoint to maintain.
Observed OpenCode usage140,000+
OpenCode requests served in a recent seven-day window.
Multiple modelsare used by the most active OpenCode customers.
Fast, practical modelslike DeepSeek, Qwen and GLM lead real usage.
One dashboardcontrols model access, routing preference and monthly spend.
Measured from Standard Compute request traffic in August 2026.
Reviews
Real customers. Real results.
“In OpenCode, we were sending everything through Claude because it was the easiest setup. Once we switched, simple tasks started going to cheaper models while Claude still handled the harder work. The difference in spend was obvious.”
“My biggest concern was that routing OpenCode tasks to cheaper models would hurt the output. That hasn't been the experience. Important tasks still get the stronger models, and I don't feel like we've sacrificed quality to save money.”
“I expected connecting our OpenCode workflow to be a project. It wasn't. We connected Standard Compute, kept working the same way, and everything carried on. That was probably the biggest surprise.”
“I switched away from the $200 GPT plan because I kept running out. I wanted something I could actually rely on for heavier usage without constantly thinking about limits.”
“I don't want to benchmark a new coding model every week or maintain routing logic for OpenCode myself. I want to build the product. Standard Compute takes a lot of that decision-making off my plate.”
The honest version
Predictable does not mean unlimited.
Every plan has a defined compute allowance, visible live in your dashboard. There are no surprise overage charges, and you can cancel at any time.
Questions before connecting
OpenCode, without the fine-print surprises.
What if I try it and do not like it?
Cancel whenever you want. There is no annual commitment, and your plan remains available until the end of the paid period.
Is Standard Compute unlimited?
No. Each plan includes a defined monthly compute allowance. The dashboard shows what you have used and what remains, with no surprise overage charges.
Can I choose my own models?
Yes. Enable one model if you want a fixed setup, or choose a small pool and let Standard Compute route between them.
Does it work with OpenCode tool calls and streaming?
Yes. Standard Compute uses an OpenAI-compatible endpoint and supports the tool-calling and streaming flow OpenCode relies on.
Do I need a separate account with every model provider?
No. One Standard Compute key gives OpenCode access to your selected models through one provider connection.
Do I need to rebuild my OpenCode setup?
No. Standard Compute already appears in OpenCode. Run /connect, select it, paste your API key, and keep coding.
Connect OpenCode.
Pick your models once. Keep coding through one provider.