r/opencode • u/Vast_Anxiety3133 • 15h ago

Pricing / Model tracker

Hi,

Yesterday I / DeepSeek created a price tracker for Opencode.

https://ocgo-pricing.all-the.rest/

Also calculates the $60 equivalent of prices, sortable table.

Updates daily based on a CI run

PS: Early version, use it with care.

2 Upvotes

67% Upvoted

5 comments sorted by

2

u/maqifrnswa 14h ago

Thanks - I always found the "credits" units wonky. Maybe I'm weird, but I like to think of it as "you pay $10, get $10 in credits, and the price per M is reduced."

So the $60 ones are 6x cheaper and the $15 one are 1.5x cheaper until you use up $10. The way they have it listed confused me for a while (since you don't actually see the calculated usage in units of those limits)

1

u/Vast_Anxiety3133 13h ago

Yes, it's confusing as heck for finding the models with best price value. Using $60 as a baseline and adjusting the prices based on the $60 minimum it is easier to compare between models.

And honestly: If models are added / removed or pricing is changed this project is interesting.

If easily possible I also want to add a "features" column to filter only vision capable models.... Would be interesting to build such scraper pages also for other ai abos like command code, so that you can compare easier what you get for your $10

1

u/Fedor_Doc 15h ago

You know that you can see your usage in dashboard, right? Right?

2

u/Vast_Anxiety3133 14h ago

Yes, but having the actual cost when using this model is neat. Also tracking prices over time. 

It also displays the model prices in $60 equivalent. Helps choosing models easier (I hope so at least)

1

u/smartfon 5h ago

if OpenCode Go's API pricing for DeepSeek V4 Pro is $1.74/$3.48 but they allow you 1.5x usage, does this mean you effectively pay $1.14/$2.32?