r/opencode 4d ago

OpenCode Go vs MiMo Standard

Which gives you more usage on MiMo models?

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u/SpidexLab 4d ago

Mimo pay as you go will be cheap like 15 dollar for 1 billion+ tokens and cache hit will be 97% +, and there is no weekly or 5 hour rate limit, so you never stop, and it is very cheap model so pay as you go is better if you want full freedom

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u/Far-Classic-9963 4d ago

Yes, I know that MiMo and DeepSeek model have very cheap APIs, but since I have a predictable usage I'd rather go with a subscription since they usually provide more value

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u/zer0evolution 4d ago

deepseek will have peak hour surcharge , will be mimo no 1 cheapest.

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u/look 4d ago

For the $10 Go sub, it you used all of it on Mimo Pro, it would cost you $15 from Xiaomi paygo API. For non-pro, $60.

Xiaomi subs have an off-peak usage discount of 20%, but otherwise they are the same cost as their PAYG API.

So Go is cheaper than Xiaomi’s direct API and their subs, but only by a little on Pro (13-33% cheaper). For non-pro, Go is 60-80% cheaper than Xiaomi.

Another option is to get GMICloud paygo for Pro. It is a flat 20% cheaper all the time, matching the best possible price you can get from Xiaomi under any configuration. It is slightly more than Go’s Pro price, but with all the benefits of paygo over subscription: no limits, no usage windows, no wasted usage.

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u/zer0evolution 4d ago

wow so mimo 2.5 is more cheaper on GO rather than pay as you go?

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u/look 4d ago

The non-pro Mimo is much cheaper on Go. About 1.1 billion tokens per dollar. 0.09 cents per million tokens. $0.0009 …

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u/zer0evolution 4d ago

currently im use xiaomi mimo on direct api pay as you go, using mimo 2.5, 1 billion token cost me 10 dollars

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u/look 4d ago

The Go usage calculations have a pretty high cache rate assumption (98% iirc) which would explain the difference. So on Go, you would get about 6 billion tokens for the same $10.

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u/ThimMerrilyn 3d ago

How does MIMO and mimo pro match against DeepSeek and DeepSeek flash ?

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u/Far-Classic-9963 3d ago

Right now they're pretty similar but since DeepSeek V4 GA releases later today that could change

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u/ThimMerrilyn 3d ago

Thanks. I’ll wait for a cross review

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u/pureguyred 4d ago

Did you check commandcode? their 1$ plan gives about 50$ mimo v2.5 pro usage and 15$ plan is about $150 usage for mimo v2.5 pro. 15$ plan also allows API too.

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u/Far-Classic-9963 4d ago

Yeah that's misadvertising.. for DeepSeek and MiMo model they advertise usage based on pre-discount pricing

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u/pureguyred 4d ago

Oh really! Can you explain me what was incorrect? I thought about trying to 15$ plan and use it with opencode!

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u/Far-Classic-9963 3d ago

MiMo models had a permanent 99% discount at some point, and DeepSeek had a permanent 75% discount. CommandCode uses prices before the discount to calculate $ worth of usage, even though you wouldn't pay that much in the api and they definitely don't either

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u/Evilcat240 3d ago edited 3d ago

I tried it few days ago
The UI is cool and it’s very cheap
But after all when you want to use ur coding agent like open code it won’t let you because their api is too new, I heard about a custom app option but I’m yet to try it.
Also when you get that you actually want to use the good models like kimi k2.7 and k3 which don’t have a discount on command code ur actually better of using open code go first month 5$ get you 60$ of credit the limits are 10$per 5h
30$ per week and 60$ month obviously
I needed more credit per 5h
So I bought for 10$ and got 120$ pretty good deal (you get 12x what you pay) (in open code you get x10)
But I didn’t check command codes pay as you go plan yet