Command Code’s GOAT plan costs $10/month and ships $70 in credits across 30+ models — open and closed. With promotional deals, the credit value pushes past $100.
The plan builds on Command Code’s earlier $1 Go plan, which got traction but ran out of credits too fast for real monthly use. GOAT is the fix: enough runway to do meaningful work with open-weight models.
What changed:
- $10/month flat — no per-token billing, no API metering
- $70 in credits at face value, $100+ with active deals
- 30+ models spanning open and closed weights
- Built as a coding agent harness optimized for open models, not closed-only
Most coding agents — Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot — are built around closed models from Anthropic and OpenAI. Command Code’s bet is the inverse: make open models first-class and use the credit pool to let developers experiment without watching a meter tick.
NOTE
The $1 Go plan still exists as an entry tier. GOAT targets developers who hit the Go plan’s credit ceiling mid-month.
$10 for $70 in credits is a 7x value multiplier before any deals kick in. For developers testing open coding models — where per-token costs on frontier APIs add up fast — that’s enough runway to run real tasks, not just toy prompts.