K3 flagship (2.8T params, 1M context) + K2.8 Preview; new members drop the weekly cap, Kimi Code requires Plus or above, and Go ¥49 carries no coding quota
Models
Kimi K3 · Kimi K3-256K · Kimi K2.8 Preview · K2.7 Code HighSpeed
Plus
Recommended · K3
¥99/mo
¥79/mo annually
Kimi Code access (Plus and above)
Kimi K3 flagship (2.8T parameters)
K3-256K budget variant
2x Agent allowance · cluster features
Pro
Advanced · 1M Context
¥199/mo
¥159/mo annually
K3 unlocks 1M-token conversation capacity
K2.7 Code high-speed (Pro and above)
4x Agent allowance · Goal Mode
Dedicated Kimi Claw
Max
Top tier
¥699/mo
¥559/mo annually
14x Agent allowance
Dedicated Kimi Claw · parallel Agents
100 projects · 50GB storage
Go
No coding quota
¥49/mo
¥39/mo annually
More Agent allowance · deep research
Office file handling · site deployment
Kimi Code not included (needs Plus+)
Kimi K3No weekly capCode needs Plus+Extra Usage top-up
A Coding Plan is a subscription that gives developers access to AI models in tools such as Claude Code, Cursor and Cline. Plans use rolling quotas, weekly credits, monthly tokens or credits instead of simple pay-per-token billing.
Which coding tools are supported?
Most plans support Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Roo Code, Kilo Code, OpenCode, OpenClaw and ZCode. Exact integrations vary by provider.
What does the 5-hour rolling limit mean?
Quota windows differ by provider: GLM uses a 5-hour + weekly dual Credits window, Kimi Code (new membership) uses a 5-hour rolling rate window with no weekly cap, MiniMax uses monthly tokens, Alibaba Cloud uses monthly Credits (11,500-180,000/mo), Xiaomi MiMo uses annual Credits with no weekly or 5-hour caps, and OpenCode Go uses dollar-based limits ($12/5h, $30/week, $60/month).
How many model calls does one prompt use?
A single developer prompt may trigger 5 to 30 model calls for planning, search, tool use, generation and validation. Providers count this activity differently.
Which plan offers the best value?
For budget-conscious developers, GLM Lite at $18/month or OpenCode Go at $10/month (32 models, 6x usage value) are excellent entry points. For heavy usage, MiniMax Max or GLM Pro offer strong value. Claude Code Pro at $20/month remains the gold standard for model quality with Opus 5.5, and Fable 5.1 on Max tiers.
What is the latest GLM Coding Plan pricing?
GLM Coding Plan charges Lite $18/mo ($12.6/mo yearly), Pro $80/mo ($56/mo yearly), Max $168/mo ($117.6/mo yearly). Quarterly billing gives a 20% discount and yearly billing 30% off. Credits refresh on both a 5-hour window (2,000/12,000/28,000) and weekly (10K/60K/140K); off-peak usage deducts 50% fewer Credits.
What is new in Kimi Code Plan?
Kimi shipped its new membership at unchanged pricing: Free / Go ¥49 / Plus ¥99 / Pro ¥199 / Max ¥699. New members lose the weekly cap and keep only a 5-hour rolling rate window; the Go tier carries no coding quota, so Kimi Code needs Plus or above (K3 also starts at Plus, while 1M context and K2.7 Code HighSpeed need Pro+). Existing subscribers keep their old tier names, quota rules and renewals unchanged.
Can I get a refund?
Refund policies vary. Most activated subscriptions are non-refundable, so start with a lower tier and check renewal terms before purchase.
Can I use a Coding Plan on my phone?
Yes. kkcode.app is an open-source mobile client for OpenCode-compatible providers, available on iOS and Android. After subscribing to any Coding Plan, paste the provider API Key into kkcode and continue coding on your phone with session history, multi-model switching, and the same quota rules as your desktop plan.
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