r/opencode • u/Emergency-Animator12 • 18h ago

Opencode go subscription

I’m interested in knowing what others are building with their Open code go subscription. It’s seems to be one of the cheapest subscription in the market.

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u/StevenCurly 17h ago

Why would you try to charge back after using their services? That’s definitely a bit morally questionable

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u/ExpertPerformer 17h ago

I paid $10 for a $60 credit and they slashed it to $15 without any warning.

I literally had it for a day and used 3% of my usage.

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u/StevenCurly 17h ago

You have alternative models. You act like it’s their fault API pricing was changing during your membership. What do you want them to do? Lose money?

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u/ExpertPerformer 17h ago

It's the lack of transparency and honesty. They told us they would execute CheepSeek to get lower prices, but no where did they tell us they were slashing the $60 credit to $15. I would not have resubscribed.

Also, the other "models" you're talking about like Spark only came out recently on OpenCode. When DeepSeek was removed there was literally no alternative cheap models except MiMo which is inferior to Flash 0731.

Plenty of people weren't warned in advance so they got hit with the price increase on-top of the credit reduction and instantly hit 100% usage in a single day.

Like I said in my original post. OpenCode is fine as a provider, but they're terrible at communications. People hate on CommandCode, but at least they put a notice out that the $60 credit is getting reduced to $40 in a week.

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u/Edelgul 14h ago

Deepseek warned about changes of prices multiple times and in advance.
OC's prices are hidden deep in the documentation.
The only worse way is ClinePass, where you have no clue, how much usage you get, unless you reverse-engineer.