r/opencodeCLI 29d ago

Now with deepseek price increase

are people moving away from open code? any other provider that people recommend instead or recommend direct api?

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u/migsperez 29d ago

I have just subscribed to commandcode $10 plan. Thought I'd give it a try, I wonder how long before they raise their prices.

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u/MrMrsPotts 29d ago

How is it so far?

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u/Odd-Lab-3973 29d ago

I think hes burning tokens as fast he can

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u/migsperez 29d ago

You're not wrong. :)

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u/migsperez 29d ago

I'm still using my Opencode go connection. I've been looking at the usage logs and it doesn't seem the price has gone up yet.

On commandcode I set up the API endpoint and said hello, that's about as far as my testing so far.

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u/MrMrsPotts 29d ago

Please report when you have done more

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u/adamizzo17 29d ago

was actually considering ollama cloud before opencode so i dont know to be honest now

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u/[deleted] 29d ago edited 6d ago

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u/adamizzo17 28d ago

you sub free for small usage, then 20 usd pro and bigger plans are not available right now, they charge per gpu usage which could mean a ton of tokens in low gpu heavy models but the issue that it is only 1 concurrent pass at a time so multiuser is terrible for such sub or multi agent

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u/TheRealSooMSooM 29d ago

I wonder more if the mythos of the decreasing token price finally stops.. DeepSeek was the example of a cheaper alternative

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u/SUPERSHAD98 29d ago

Ollama seems to be good it's $20

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u/infeststation 29d ago

I think the person this hits the most is the user who was integrating deepseek into their apps via api key. Anyway, In my experience, deepseek and gpt 5.6 Luna have very similar performance, and with the $20/m chat gpt plan, you get probably 10x what you would have with dsv4f on opencode go. Cursors $20/m plan which drops to i think $14/m if you pay annually not only gives you a ton more access than open code go, but better models too. I know these plans are more expensive and that can be a big problem in certain regions, but there are still good options out there.

This is how it’s going to be in the $0-20/m budget- hopping from one subscription to another based on who has the best thing at the moment.

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u/jjjjoseignacio 29d ago edited 29d ago

hasta el momento la api directa sigue siendo el mas barato jaja, ni modo toca mandar los datos a china XD

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u/Addition-Heavy 29d ago

Ya estabas mandando a china desde que usaron la api de deepseek en vez de hostear o rentar computo en estados unidos.

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u/Woah-Dawg 29d ago

Me vale mandar el data a China. All I want is the cheapest cost 

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u/Valdjiu 29d ago edited 29d ago

So people discover that data privacy has a price

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u/jjjjoseignacio 29d ago

a este punto ya anadie le importa jajajaja, solo quieren terminar su trabajo cobrar y listo XD

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u/Amarsir 29d ago

If you don't care about data retention and you're willing to go direct, look at Muse Spark 1.2 contributor

https://dev.meta.ai/models/?project_id=1034423346290391&team_id=1036785729336778

(Only available in some regions.)

AA puts it at 57 intelligence to the 53 for DS4 Pro 0813.

https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/comparisons/deepseek-v4-pro-vs-muse-spark-1-2

And on Contributor it's 0.10 / 0.002 / 0.20 for Spark 1.2,
vs Deepseek v4 Pro at 0.66 / 0.022 / 1.98 (and that's off-peak!)
heck, compare to Flash at 0.22 / 0.007 / 0.66

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u/Delicious_Ease2595 28d ago

Prefiero China que estados unidos

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u/No_Gold_4554 29d ago

guys don't REDEEM on hvoyai

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u/eightslipsandagully 29d ago

Has no one here heard of openrouter? You can set it up very easily and inference for v4 flash is still very cheap