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Mismatch between USD consumption and usage percentages (OpenCode Go / DeepSeek-V4-Pro #43149
Dashboard shows:
Continuous: 27% (resets in 2h 33m)
Weekly: 48% (resets in 5d 23h)
Monthly: 24% (resets in 30d 0h)
Problem:
If monthly cap = ~$60 → 24% should be ~$14.40, but I've only spent $3.65.
The math only works if the monthly cap is ~$15 ($15 × 24% = $3.60), but that contradicts the ~$60/month info.
Questions:
What's the actual USD cap for 100% Monthly usage?
Why does $3.65 spent show as 24%?
Dashboard delay or calculation bug?
Please check. Thanks!
Plugins
None (vanilla OpenCode Go)
OpenCode version
OpenCode Go (latest version as of 2026-08-16)
Steps to reproduce
Purchase OpenCode Go subscription.
Use DeepSeek-V4-Pro model for ~2 days.
Check transaction history → see $2.82 spent on day 1, $0.83 on day 2 (total $3.65).
Check dashboard usage stats → Monthly usage shows 24% (resets in 30d 0h).
Calculate: if monthly cap is ~$60, 24% = ~$14.40, which doesn't match the $3.65 spent.
The math only matches if the monthly cap is ~$15 → but that contradicts the ~$60/month plan info.
Please check whether any of these already cover your report and consider closing duplicates. If your situation is distinct, feel free to clarify how it differs.
DeepSeek V4 Pro’s Usage value is $15, so the monthly bar is visible cost over $15, drawn on the shared $60 scale. $3.65 / $15 = 24.3%. That is why 24% of $60 ($14.40) does not match Usage History, and why it does match $3.65 / $15. The “real cap must be ~$15” the arithmetic pointed at is just Pro’s Usage column.
The other two bars are the same dollars, after the same 4×:
weekly 48% × $30 = $14.40
monthly 24% × $60 = $14.40
rolling 27% × $12 ≈ $3.24 (only what is still inside the five-hour window)
Weekly and monthly quota-dollars match. No delay required.
The $15-means-4× question is the one #41391 asked.
The explanation above uses DeepSeek V4 Pro's $15 Usage value: $3.65 ÷ $15 is approximately 24.3%, matching your monthly percentage. Closing this as an answered question.
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github-actions commentedon Aug 18, 2026
This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:
Please check whether any of these already cover your report and consider closing duplicates. If your situation is distinct, feel free to clarify how it differs.
Zaczero commentedon Aug 18, 2026
24% is $3.65 ÷ $15, not $3.65 ÷ $60.
DeepSeek V4 Pro’s Usage value is $15, so the monthly bar is visible cost over $15, drawn on the shared $60 scale. $3.65 / $15 = 24.3%. That is why 24% of $60 ($14.40) does not match Usage History, and why it does match $3.65 / $15. The “real cap must be ~$15” the arithmetic pointed at is just Pro’s Usage column.
The other two bars are the same dollars, after the same 4×:
Weekly and monthly quota-dollars match. No delay required.
The $15-means-4× question is the one #41391 asked.
my-dengqiuju commentedon Aug 20, 2026
opencode属于 坑人了吧?
neriousy commentedon Oct 20, 2026
The explanation above uses DeepSeek V4 Pro's $15 Usage value: $3.65 ÷ $15 is approximately 24.3%, matching your monthly percentage. Closing this as an answered question.