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Rate limit exceeded. Please try again later. (the first time I used it) #54824
I installed opencode (any version including the latest v1 and v2) on a machine.
I ran it and selected big pickle.
I went to plan mode and just typed "hello"
The result is: Rate limit exceeded. Please try again later. (the first time I used it)
The machine is connected through 5G and if the rate limit is server side base on the IP, the IP is shared by many many users of the 5G network.
How can I use the free models in this situation?
(How can anyone?)
Plugins
none
OpenCode version
any
Steps to reproduce
I installed opencode (any version including the latest v1 and v2) on a machine.
Thanks for the report, and sorry that the first thing you saw was a rate-limit error.
That message comes from the free-usage limits on the OpenCode Zen service, not from the OpenCode app. The behaviour is the same on v1 and v2, and nothing in the CLI can change it. Only the team can look into how the free tier treats networks like yours, where many 5G users share one IP address.
Billing, account and service-limit support isn't handled in GitHub issues. Please email help@anoma.ly with the details: roughly when it happened, which model you used, and that you're on a shared 5G connection. If you've already emailed, the team will get to it, especially now that we've seen it here. Please keep email addresses, account details and payment information out of this public issue and put them in the email instead.
In the meantime, you can still use OpenCode with a provider where you have your own API key (opencode auth login), or try a different free model.
Hi @0wwafa, I'm closing this issue now because the free-tier rate limit is set by the OpenCode Zen service. Billing, account and service-limit questions are handled by email, not in GitHub issues.
If you still can't use the free models from your 5G connection, please email help@anoma.ly and mention that you're on a shared mobile network. Please put any account details in that email, not here.
In the meantime you can use OpenCode with a provider where you have your own API key (opencode auth login). #52696, #49728 and #53773 are about related problems if you want to follow them. Thanks for reporting this.
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opencode-agent commentedon Oct 12, 2026
Thanks for the report, and sorry that the first thing you saw was a rate-limit error.
That message comes from the free-usage limits on the OpenCode Zen service, not from the OpenCode app. The behaviour is the same on v1 and v2, and nothing in the CLI can change it. Only the team can look into how the free tier treats networks like yours, where many 5G users share one IP address.
Billing, account and service-limit support isn't handled in GitHub issues. Please email help@anoma.ly with the details: roughly when it happened, which model you used, and that you're on a shared 5G connection. If you've already emailed, the team will get to it, especially now that we've seen it here. Please keep email addresses, account details and payment information out of this public issue and put them in the email instead.
In the meantime, you can still use OpenCode with a provider where you have your own API key (
opencode auth login), or try a different free model.These related issues might be useful to follow:
The bot will close this issue in 1 day.
opencode-agent commentedon Oct 13, 2026
Hi @0wwafa, I'm closing this issue now because the free-tier rate limit is set by the OpenCode Zen service. Billing, account and service-limit questions are handled by email, not in GitHub issues.
If you still can't use the free models from your 5G connection, please email help@anoma.ly and mention that you're on a shared mobile network. Please put any account details in that email, not here.
In the meantime you can use OpenCode with a provider where you have your own API key (
opencode auth login). #52696, #49728 and #53773 are about related problems if you want to follow them. Thanks for reporting this.