OpenCode Go: $100 of DeepSeek for $10

Anomaly's OpenCode now gives 100 dollars of DeepSeek V4.1 Flash a month on its 10 dollar Go plan, its Go docs show. The change came on the 30th of October 2026.

OpenCode called it "Operation Cheepseek Phase 4" on X. Before it, Go allowed 80 dollars of the model a month, a GitHub change of that day shows.

Go at 10 dollars gets 100, Go Plus at 40 gets 200, Go Teams 105 a member

Go Plus costs 40 dollars a month and now allows 200 dollars of the model, OpenCode's docs say. Go Teams costs 20 dollars a member and allows 105.

The allowance is counted at DeepSeek's list prices: off peak, 0.15 dollars per million input tokens and 0.60 per million output tokens.

Tokens are small pieces of text a model reads and writes. DeepSeek's own price page lists the same figures, with prices doubled at peak hours on weekdays.

Below we break down what 100 dollars buys

At off-peak prices, 100 dollars buys about 167 million output tokens, by our arithmetic. Or about 667 million fresh input tokens, and peak hours halve both.

OpenCode's docs estimate 216,670 requests a month on Go. They assume 410 new input tokens, 71,300 cached tokens and 310 output tokens per request.

Cached tokens, text the model has already read, cost 0.003 dollars per million off peak. Such a request costs about 0.00046 dollars, which matches the estimate, by our arithmetic.

Go also caps use at 20 percent of the monthly limit every 5 hours and 50 percent each week, the docs say. That is 20 dollars per 5 hours and 50 dollars per week, by our arithmetic.

Users must switch on the Global region, and no end date is given

Users must choose Global under Settings, Privacy and Regions to use the model, the docs say. The default regions are Europe and the United States.

The docs give no end date for the 100 dollar limit. The model's deal to keep no user data runs through the 31st of October 2026 and is renewed monthly, they say.

Key facts

Announced by OpenCode on X on the 30th of October 2026.

Go at 10 dollars a month: 100 dollars of DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, up from 80.

About 167 million output tokens off peak, by our arithmetic.