No need to worry about DeepSeek price hikes just yet, because there's still OpenCode GO. Got an email today—DeepSeek is planning a "significant price increase." Reminds me of what Liang Sheng said before: "We don’t want retail users, but no matter how hard we try, we can’t get rid of them." When you create such an amazing model and offer it at such a low price, of course retail users won’t leave no matter what you do. But now, it seems like their GPU clusters are overheating. They have no choice but to rely on the most basic "economic method" to drive people away: Price hikes. That said, there’s no need to worry too much, because there’s still a more budget-friendly DeepSeek V4 Flash provider (priced several times cheaper than DeepSeek’s official API): $10/month OpenCode GO (only $5 for the first month). Just tested a task with DeepSeek V4 Flash Max inference intensity. Ran for 7 minutes and 34 seconds, showing a cost of $0.04. Checked the GO plan usage: 0%. If you’re not a fan of the CLI interface, you can also integrate OpenCode GO into familiar environments like Codex or Hermes. Planning to use DeepSeek V4 heavily over the next few days to see if it can fully replace GPT 5.6. Here’s an invite link—you can get an extra $5 usage credit. https://opencode.ai/go?ref=J9E8732NMP