Coding router comparison
Weave Code Max vs OpenCode Go
Both plans cost $10 per month. Weave Code Max includes credits and automatic model selection; OpenCode Go uses model-specific allowances. Compare accepted work in your repositories, total spend and limits encountered. This is a plan comparison, not a matched performance benchmark.
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The short version
Compare completed work, not just allowances.
Weave Code Max
Credits and automatic model selection
- Use $50 in credits each month
- Let Weave Router select tuned open-source models
- Work in Codex, OpenCode, Pi and Claude Code
What is Weave Code Max?
Max costs $10 per month with $50 in credits. Weave Router selects tuned open-source models inside your existing coding harness.
OpenCode Go
Curated models and usage allowances
- Access a curated catalog of coding models
- Use model-specific allowances within five-hour and weekly limits
- Connect validated clients; version and session requirements apply
What is OpenCode Go?
Go is an optional coding-model subscription with documented client compatibility, model allowances, request estimates and model-specific privacy terms.
Side by side
Plan facts at a glance
| What matters | Weave Code Max | OpenCode Go |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price12 | $10 | $10 |
| Included usage12 | $50 in credits every month | Model-specific monthly allowances; five-hour and weekly limits also apply |
| Coding tools12 | Codex, OpenCode, Pi, and Claude Code | OpenCode plus validated clients including Claude Code, Codex, and Pi; version and session requirements apply |
| Model approach12 | Tuned open-source models selected through Weave Router | A curated model catalog documented by OpenCode |
| Completed work per dollar32 | Measure accepted tasks against total spend; the 2x chart is illustrative | Published request estimates are not completed-task measurements |
The key difference
Compare finished work, not headline allowances
Weave Code Max
Check the result of model routing
Track accepted tasks, retries and human correction. A cheaper request matters only if the change meets your quality bar.
OpenCode Go
Check the limits your work will encounter
Record the model, client version and current plan terms. Long sessions may encounter limits that short fixes do not.
Use matched repositories, difficulty and review criteria. Report failed attempts and blocked time alongside successes.
Evaluating Max
Three things to test in your workflow
Your harness
Try the coding interface and tool calls you actually use. Compatibility on a feature list should translate into working sessions on your repositories.
Your quality bar
Require tests and review acceptance. Count an abandoned or reverted change as a cost, not a successful task.
Your full bill
Track subscription fees and any extra paid usage. Keep human review time visible even if you report it separately from model spending.
Choose for your workflow
When OpenCode Go may be the better fit
Evaluate Go if its catalog and allowances fit your workload. Compare accepted output, usability and data policies. Equal monthly prices do not establish equal results.
A few more details
Frequently asked questions
Compare coding routers
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- LiteLLMvs Weave RouterConfigurable gateway and Auto Routing
- Not Diamondvs Weave RouterMetadata-based coding recommendations
- Ramp Routervs Weave RouterManaged gateway and model controls
- OpenRoutervs Weave RouterManaged access and routing
- Martianvs Weave RouterGateway and research tools
- Nadirvs Weave RouterAdvice or managed execution
Try Max on the work you already do
$10 per month with $50 in monthly credits. Evaluate the results in your own coding workflow.
Behind the comparison
Sources and comparison method
Product facts were checked against the linked first-party pages on September 22, 2026. This is a plan comparison, not a performance benchmark. Weave has not published matched subscription runs establishing a 2x output advantage.