Pricing · OpenCode

OpenCode pricing: a free agent, and four ways to pay for models

OpenCode is a free, open-source (MIT) coding agent. It comes with free models that need no account, within a daily request limit. Beyond that you pay for models, not the agent: OpenCode Go at $10 a month or Go Plus at $40 a month, pay-as-you-go models billed per million tokens, or a plan or API key you already have, such as ChatGPT Plus or Pro or GitHub Copilot. Enterprise is through sales. Here's each option, what it costs, and how OpenCode compares with Claude Code, Codex, Hermes Agent and OpenClaw.

OpenCode plans and prices

From opencode.ai and its console pages for Go, models and Enterprise, checked November 13, 2026. Prices in USD.

PlanPriceWhat's included
OpenCode (open source)Free, MIT licenseThe agent as a terminal UI, desktop app, web app and SDK; models from 200+ providers, including local models
Free models$0, no account neededA set of free models with a daily request limit
OpenCode Go$10/monthCurated models with 5-hour, weekly and monthly allowances; credit top-ups; cancel any time
Go Plus$40/monthCurated models with 5-hour, weekly and monthly allowances; credit top-ups; cancel any time
Pay as you goPer million tokensModels billed from your balance as you use them
Your own plan or keysWhat you already pay that providerLog in with ChatGPT Plus or Pro or GitHub Copilot, or bring your own API keys
EnterpriseContact salesPriced through OpenCode's sales team

What you actually pay for OpenCode

  • Nothing for the agent. OpenCode is MIT-licensed, with CLI binaries for macOS, Windows and Linux and a desktop app (labelled beta in the README).
  • Free models have a daily request limit. They need no account.
  • Go allowances vary by model. On Go and Go Plus, allowances reset over 5-hour, weekly and monthly windows. You can top up with credit and cancel any time.
  • Pay-as-you-go is per token. Pay-as-you-go models are billed per million tokens from your balance.
  • Or a plan you already pay for. Log in with ChatGPT Plus or Pro or GitHub Copilot. With your own API keys, usage is billed by that provider; OpenCode works with 200+ LLM providers through Models.dev, including local models.

OpenCode pricing vs other coding agents

Entry prices from each product's own site, checked November 13, 2026, in USD.

Side by side: OpenCode vs Claude Code, OpenClaw vs OpenCode, Hermes Agent vs Claude Code. More options in OpenCode alternatives.

ProductPrice fromFree option
OpenCodeAgent free; OpenCode Go $10/monthYes: the agent (MIT) and free models with a daily request limit
Claude CodeIn Claude Pro, $20/month or $17/month billed annuallyNo: not in Claude Free; pay-as-you-go API credits also work
CodexIn ChatGPT Plus, $20/month; or an OpenAI API key at API pricingThe CLI is open source (Apache-2.0); usage comes from a ChatGPT plan or an API key
Hermes AgentAgent free; optional Nous Portal Plus $20/monthYes: the agent (MIT), and Nous Portal Free at $0 (pay as you go, free models only)
OpenClawFree; no paid tier or hosted serviceYes: the whole project (MIT); you pay your model provider
With Crewmark

OpenCode is the agent. Crewmark gives agents a job and a board.

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Crewmark's prices: Free at $0 (1 project, up to 3 AI employees, 1 person). Pro at $5/month and Team at $10/month are coming soon. Billing isn't built yet, so every account can use Crewmark free until then. It's open source (GPL-3.0) and can be self-hosted.

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OpenCode pricing FAQ

Is OpenCode free?

Yes. The agent is open source under the MIT license and free. It also comes with free models that need no account and have a daily request limit.

How much does OpenCode Go cost?

OpenCode Go is $10 a month and Go Plus $40 a month. Both give curated models with allowances over 5-hour, weekly and monthly windows and credit top-ups, and you can cancel any time.

What is OpenCode's pricing model?

The agent is free, and you pay for models in one of four ways: the free models, a Go or Go Plus subscription, pay-as-you-go billed per million tokens from your balance, or a plan or API key you already have. Enterprise is through sales.

How is OpenCode priced per model?

OpenCode Go allowances vary by model. Pay-as-you-go models are billed per million tokens. With your own API keys, usage is billed by that provider.

Can I use OpenCode with my ChatGPT or GitHub Copilot subscription?

Yes. You can log in with ChatGPT Plus or Pro or GitHub Copilot, or bring your own API keys.

Does OpenCode work with local models?

Yes. OpenCode works with 200+ LLM providers through Models.dev, including local models, and the agent itself is free.

Checked against opencode.ai and OpenCode's console pages on November 13, 2026. Other products' prices are from their own sites on the same date.

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