About the AI coding token calculator: AK and sources

Answer the practical question first

The useful question is how much capacity your own workload can buy, not how large a plan sounds.

How Many Token is made by AK, an SEO practitioner who uses AI coding tools every day. He built it to see how many tokens each model gives you, what it costs and what conditions apply, before subscribing.

Plan data comes from the official OpenCode Go and Command Code GOAT documentation, and model evaluation data comes from Artificial Analysis. Capacity is estimated from a selected workload so token volume can be compared on the same basis. See Data & method for formulas, sources and dates.

About AK

Author

AK is an SEO practitioner who runs AKSEO Labs, and a lot of his work goes through AI coding tools.

The tool started from a small annoyance. Every time he switched models he had to open the official pages and rework the prices, model allowances and the five-hour and weekly windows just to see which one was worth it and how long it would last. After a few rounds he turned the whole routine into a site: the numbers are worked out once, and you only swap in your own usage.

The site converts OpenCode Go and Command Code GOAT allowances and OpenCode Zen pay-as-you-go rates into token capacity, cost per million tokens and CP value under one shared workload, with Artificial Analysis benchmark scores and each model's usage conditions alongside. Every number comes from a snapshot of the official pages, dated on the page; when those pages change, the snapshot is retaken and the differences go in the changelog.

Data sources

Plan data comes from the official OpenCode Go and Command Code GOAT documentation; model evaluation data comes from Artificial Analysis. The data & method page has the formulas, versions and dates.

Data & method ↗ Data summary: 2026-09-06 · 145 plan options · 94 models

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