OpenCode vs Kimi Code: Features, Pricing and User Reviews 2026

OpenCode itself is free and open source, so you can use it right away with your own local models or by connecting your own API keys from paid providers.

• Free: Use OpenCode with local models or your own provider API keys at no extra cost.

• OpenCode Go ($5 first month, then $10/month): Gives you generous usage limits across many open source coding models like Kimi K3, GLM-5.2, Qwen3.7 Max, and DeepSeek V4 Pro, refreshed every five hours.

The Go plan has no long term contract, can be cancelled anytime, and lets you buy extra top up credit if you go over your included usage. It also works with other coding agents, not just OpenCode.

Kimi Code offers a free plan called Adagio, along with four paid membership tiers billed monthly or yearly.

• Adagio (Free): Free forever, with standard agent credits and basic tools.

• Moderato ($19/month): Adds more agent credits, Kimi Code access, Swarm, multiple agents, and website deployment.

• Allegretto ($39/month): Everything in Moderato, plus Goal Mode and one click Kimi Claw deployment.

• Allegro ($99/month): Everything in Allegretto, plus up to 1 million tokens of context for long conversations.

• Vivace ($199/month): The highest agent credit allocation and the top usage limits across the platform.

Paying yearly lowers the monthly cost and can save up to $480 a year. A separate Business plan is available for companies, with pricing shared only after contacting Kimi.