OpenCode Pricing

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Plan	Price	Notes
Open Source Coreofficial source ↗	$0checked 2026-09-03	100% free open-source software under the MIT license with $0 software licensing fees; local model inference via Ollama or vLLM.
BYOK Direct Providerofficial source ↗	Usage-basedchecked 2026-09-03	Connect direct API keys for 75+ providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Grok, Bedrock); pay-as-you-go token metering directly to the model vendor.
OpenCode Zen Gatewayofficial source ↗	Usage-basedchecked 2026-09-03	Optional unified pay-as-you-go API gateway providing single-key access across multiple frontier model providers.

structured from cited official pricing sources: “OpenCode is 100% free and open-source under the MIT license with $0 software licensing fees. Developers can run local models via Ollama at zero marginal cost, configure their own BYOK API keys across 75+ providers paying token costs directly to model providers, or optionally route requests through the OpenCode Zen pay-as-you-go gateway.”

Self-hosting cost

OpenCode is open source under the MIT license. Self-hosting does not add a software license fee, but you still pay for infrastructure, operations, and any external model or API usage.

Free & cheaper Terminal & CLI Tools

same category, free plan or open-source license

Claude CodeClaude Code is included with Anthropic subscription tiers starting at $20/month for Claude Pro, $100/month for Claude Max (5x), $200/month for Claude Max (20x), and $30/user/month for Claude Team ($25/user/month billed annually). Alternatively, developers can use the CLI via pay-as-you-go Anthropic API keys billed strictly per token consumed.CursorCursor offers a free Hobby tier with core editor access, Composer, and Tab completions. Paid individual plans start with Cursor Pro at $20/month ($16/month billed annually) featuring a $20 third-party model allowance and unlimited Cursor models, followed by Pro+ at $60/month and Ultra at $200/month for high-volume developers. Team plans include Teams Standard at $40/user/month ($32/user/month billed annually) and Teams Premium at $120/user/month (5x usage). Enterprise tier provides custom pricing with SAML SSO and SCIM, and on-demand usage is available for pay-as-you-go model overage.AmpAmp pricing (vendor_documented, as-of 2026-09-17): free Hobby tier with all product features, pay-as-you-go orbs or free own Runners, and BYOK / linked ChatGPT (and other) subscriptions with no Amp token fees or limits on non-Enterprise tiers. Optional Individual plans: Megawatt $20/month and Gigawatt $200/month, each bundling included agent usage and orb minutes (vendor Individual cards describe ~45,000 minutes of orb time). Teams workspaces add sharing and pooled credits at no extra workspace fee; members can sit on Hobby, Megawatt, or Gigawatt. Enterprise is custom (SCIM, audit/network controls, pooled credits, priority support).DevinDevin offers a Free tier for evaluation, a Pro tier at $20/month for individual developers, a high-capacity Max tier at $200/month for power users, and a Teams plan starting at $80/month plus $40/seat/month. Custom Enterprise plans are billed based on Agent Compute Units (ACUs).

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FAQ

How much does OpenCode cost?

OpenCode is 100% free and open-source under the MIT license with $0 software licensing fees. Developers can run local models via Ollama at zero marginal cost, configure their own BYOK API keys across 75+ providers paying token costs directly to model providers, or optionally route requests through the OpenCode Zen pay-as-you-go gateway.

Does OpenCode have a free plan?

Yes — OpenCode is open source and free to use.

Can you self-host OpenCode for free?

OpenCode is open source under the MIT license. Self-hosting does not add a software license fee, but you still pay for infrastructure, operations, and any external model or API usage.

What are free or cheaper OpenCode alternatives?

Claude Code, Cursor, Amp are in the same category with a free plan or open-source license.

pricing is editorial catalog data (last verified September 3, 2026) — vendors change plans; confirm on the official site before you buy. Reuse this data under CC-BY 4.0 via /data.