To add to this, the $60 only applies to DeepSeek-V4-Flash and a few other models. For DeepSeek-V4-Pro, the amount is $15.
replyhttps://opencode.ai/docs/go/#usage-limits
Previously, OpenCode Go had higher API prices for some models, but now they lowered the API price and simultaneously reduced the allowance.
Thanks. These things change day by day I guess, AI is just moving fast (and I'm on vacation).
replyGPT 5.6 Luna is a new model in Go since I last checked, for example.
Opencode also have a ZDR (zero data retention) deal with them – if I recall correctly, that's not something you can enable as an individual DeepSeek subscriber.
replyI really like OpenCode - BUT: there is a loophole the size of Portugal in that ZDR language. All they say is that their providers follow a ZDR policy. I haven’t found anything promising that OpenCode themselves don’t retain Go usage data. Something to be mindful of.
replyUnfortunately, all mentions of ZDR have silently been removed from the OpenCode Go page today.
replyThanks, any update here is important. I use them because of good data policies..
replyI still find this today:
> The plan is designed primarily for international users and provides stable global access. Your data will not be used for model training.
dax (coauthor) recently tweeted https://xcancel.com/thdxr/status/2083178051052155182
reply> because we added the new deepseek which we do not yet have a ZDR with we cannot blanket say we offer ZDR
I wonder how the website can make the statement that data will not be used for training.
Do they do other things with the data, like selling it?
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