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The five LLM subscriptions I pay for — each read on the model I actually work with: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash on CommandCode and OpenCode Go, Claude Haiku 5.5 on Kiro, GLM-5.3 on Z.ai, Devin SWE-2 on Devin. These are the value picks in each plan for real work, so every number below is measured on them: what a billion of their tokens costs, and how fast they run.

quota read 2026-11-06 07:49Z · traffic 7 days (2026-10-30 07:55Z to 2026-11-06 07:49Z) · fees owner-confirmed

CommandCode - GOAT

$10.00per month
$1.33/B tokens

on DeepSeek V4.1 Flash · 100.0% of its tokens

tok/s181TTFT2,511 ms7d3.64B

accounts · 2 · monthly

$100.00/mo allowance

DeepSeek V4.1 Flash

100.0%
Tokens
3.64B
Requests
17,339
Cache
97.2%
TTFT
2,511 ms
tok/s
181
Limit
$100.00/mo

OpenCode Go

$10.00per month
$2.38/B tokens

on DeepSeek V4.1 Flash · 99.9% of its tokens

tok/s205TTFT1,476 ms7d1.22B

accounts · 2 · monthly

$100.00/mo allowance

DeepSeek V4.1 Flash

99.9%
Tokens
1.22B
Requests
7,507
Cache
98.2%
TTFT
1,476 ms
tok/s
205
Limit
$100.00/mo

Kiro - Pro

$20.00per month
$7.94/B tokens

on Claude Haiku 5.5 · 99.8% of its tokens

tok/s127TTFT2,815 ms7d1.36B

accounts · 2 · monthly

2,000 credits

Claude Haiku 5.5

99.8%
Tokens
1.36B
Requests
6,411
Cr / req
0.17
TTFT
2,815 ms
tok/s
127
Limit
no limit

Z.ai Coding Plan - Max (Legacy v2)

$56.00per month
$34.63*/B tokens

on GLM-5.3 · 96.1% of its tokens

tok/s79TTFT4,431 ms7d486M

accounts · 1 · weekly

hard limit: week

GLM-5.3

96.1%
Tokens
486M
Requests
3,229
Cache
97.7%
TTFT
4,431 ms
tok/s
79
Limit
no limit

Devin - Core

$20.00per month
N/A
no usable window: daily unused, weekly unused

on SWE-2 · 95.4% of its tokens

tok/s2,124TTFT2,378 ms7d216M

accounts · 1 · weekly

SWE-2

95.4%
Tokens
216M
Requests
1,742
Cache
97.5%
TTFT
2,378 ms
tok/s
2,124
Limit
no limit

$/B is the plan fee over the tokens its binding quota window delivered, priced from my gateway's own logs. A lane with no readable window keeps its card and says why.

* derived: the plan publishes no monthly dollar allowance, so its $/B is derived from its quota window percentages.

Formulas, sources and limits: /methodology