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Thanks for reporting this, @Calbrsdev, and sorry the limit is showing as used up when you haven't been using it.
I think this is a duplicate of #59387, the main issue for free-tier problems. It covers messages like "You've used today's free messages" showing when they shouldn't, or the limit never resetting. Please start with its first step: check your version with opencode --version (Desktop: Settings → About) and update to the latest OpenCode v2 if you're on 0.x/1.x. If the problem is still there, leave a comment on #59387 with your version, OS, the model and the exact message you see.
These are the related issues, ordered from most to least likely to match:
If your problem is different, for example if it's about a paid OpenCode Go subscription rather than the free tier, please reply here and explain. Otherwise the bot will close this issue as a duplicate in 1 day.
I have just subscribed Go today, $10 through my credit card, and the balance keeps showing $0. I have sent a few build messages for my projects using the free bots (Deepseek Flash V4.1 free), and it shows "You've used today's free messages", I tried to switch to paid version of Deepseek, but it shows "Upstream request failed: Insufficient account funds"
@peterlam4624 your Go subscription is fine. Those requests just aren't going through Go. The two models you tried both use other billing:
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash Free comes from the free tier, which has a daily limit. That's why you see "You've used today's free messages".
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash under the OpenCode provider is pay-as-you-go, which charges your Console credit balance. That's why you see "Insufficient account funds".
Your balance showing $0 is expected. Go doesn't add credits to your balance; it has its own usage limits, which you can see on the Go page in the Console.
Run /connect, select OpenCode Go, and paste the key.
Run /models and pick a model listed under OpenCode Go, or set it in your config:
"model": "opencode-go/deepseek-v4.1-flash"
Models listed under the plain OpenCode provider, including any whose name ends in "Free", don't use your Go subscription. See the Go guide for the full model list and limits. If you still have problems after switching, please open a new issue.
@Calbrsdev I'm closing this as a duplicate of #59387, which tracks problems with the free-tier daily limit. Please follow the steps there and add your version, OS, model and the exact message you see in a comment on that issue.
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opencode-agent commentedon Oct 27, 2026
Thanks for reporting this, @Calbrsdev, and sorry the limit is showing as used up when you haven't been using it.
I think this is a duplicate of #59387, the main issue for free-tier problems. It covers messages like "You've used today's free messages" showing when they shouldn't, or the limit never resetting. Please start with its first step: check your version with
opencode --version(Desktop: Settings → About) and update to the latest OpenCode v2 if you're on 0.x/1.x. If the problem is still there, leave a comment on #59387 with your version, OS, the model and the exact message you see.These are the related issues, ordered from most to least likely to match:
If your problem is different, for example if it's about a paid OpenCode Go subscription rather than the free tier, please reply here and explain. Otherwise the bot will close this issue as a duplicate in 1 day.
peterlam4624 commentedon Oct 27, 2026
I have just subscribed Go today, $10 through my credit card, and the balance keeps showing $0. I have sent a few build messages for my projects using the free bots (Deepseek Flash V4.1 free), and it shows "You've used today's free messages", I tried to switch to paid version of Deepseek, but it shows "Upstream request failed: Insufficient account funds"
neriousy commentedon Oct 27, 2026
@peterlam4624 your Go subscription is fine. Those requests just aren't going through Go. The two models you tried both use other billing:
Your balance showing $0 is expected. Go doesn't add credits to your balance; it has its own usage limits, which you can see on the Go page in the Console.
To use your Go subscription:
Copy your API key from the Console.
Run
/connect, select OpenCode Go, and paste the key.Run
/modelsand pick a model listed under OpenCode Go, or set it in your config:Models listed under the plain OpenCode provider, including any whose name ends in "Free", don't use your Go subscription. See the Go guide for the full model list and limits. If you still have problems after switching, please open a new issue.
@Calbrsdev I'm closing this as a duplicate of #59387, which tracks problems with the free-tier daily limit. Please follow the steps there and add your version, OS, model and the exact message you see in a comment on that issue.