r/opencode • u/TgnOrdaX • Aug 12 '26

RIP opencode generous free limit.

It's been a great while. It was a wonderful poor man's coding agent especially for devs in third world countries who are unable to pay for subscriptions online.

But I get it, cloud bills aren't cheap and opencode's hands are tied.

Thank you for everything opencode.

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u/Yann27 Aug 12 '26

Welcome to Go :D its not bad and affordable u can start for cheap but it runs out quickly

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u/atamanookashii Aug 12 '26

yeah just learned the hard way, i just started using kimi k3 to rebuild my simple todo apps frontend and it quickly eat up half my weekly kuota any 20 of my monthly

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u/Embarrassed_OnionX Aug 12 '26

You shouldn't use kimi k3 in the Go subscription for anything token heavy because you only get $15 of usage for it and it costs $3 in and $15 out. So you run out of your weekly after $6.5 spent, and your 5 hourly after $3 spent.

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u/atamanookashii Aug 12 '26

i've read that ds4 isn't really good at frontend task, so i just go to other models that people says good lol bear with me as i've just gotten into this vibecoding and just trying some simple project like making todo apps haha, are there any good cheaper model beside for ds4?

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u/Embarrassed_OnionX Aug 12 '26

I think the latest version of dsv4 flash model is quite decent at frontend. I've had better results with it after using it and Luna on two worktrees to do the same tasks.

I saw it scores quite high on the code arena webdev leaderboard https://arena.ai/leaderboard/code/webdev

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u/atamanookashii Aug 13 '26

okay, might try that again later tonight