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Overcharged on Go plan — weekly limit exhausted at ~$7.50 despite $30 limit #41146

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I'm on the OpenCode Go plan ($10/month). According to my Usage dashboard, I only spent about $7.50 using the qwen3.8-max model this week — not even close to $8, let alone the advertised $30 weekly limit. Despite this, my weekly quota shows 100% used and I've been completely blocked from using Go models for 3 days now (reset timer shows ~2 days remaining).

I'm attaching screenshots of my Usage page showing:

Daily cost breakdown: qwen3.8-max = $7.52 (Aug 7)
Weekly Usage: 100%, resets in 2 days 3 hours
Monthly Usage: only 50%

Since I'm locked out of my subscription for 3 days over what should be roughly 25% of my weekly budget, I'd appreciate:

Clarification on how the $7.50 usage translated to 100% of a $30 weekly limit
A manual reset/credit of my weekly quota given the discrepancy

Thanks.

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OpenCode version

1.18.15

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Used qwen3.8-max model on Go plan for normal usage. Weekly usage dashboard shows $7.50 spent, but weekly limit (100%) is already reached despite the $30 limit

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WİNDOWS

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POWERSHELL

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  1. github-actions commented on Aug 7, 2026

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    This issue doesn't fully meet our contributing guidelines.

    What needs to be fixed:

    • Several required bug report fields are left as _No response_: OpenCode version, Operating System, Terminal, and Steps to reproduce. Please fill these in — even for billing/quota issues, the OpenCode version and platform help with investigation.

    Please edit this issue to address the above within 2 hours, or it will be automatically closed.


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  3. github-actions commented on Aug 7, 2026

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    Thanks for updating the issue with all the details! The bug report now includes your OpenCode version, OS, terminal, steps to reproduce, and screenshots. Everything looks good — the needs:compliance label has been removed.

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