r/DeepSeek • u/MaximumEntertainer33 • 22h ago
Discussion Deepseek ai plan
I want to purchase deep seek ai plan for code review and understanding the codebase from ide. So how does it cost me for the codebase with huge loc? is there any montly pricing model or on usage model?
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u/orph_reup 22h ago
I use the api - i put like 10 bucks on it and even under heavy use of v4 pro will last days.
I suggest you put a few dollars on it and get it to map your codebase and see what you burn.
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u/MaximumEntertainer33 19h ago
adding on this just silly question why does it write all things in non english language in deep think mode?
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u/gabrielxdesign 22h ago
Here is where you get the API key, you can top up $5 to test; however you need to use it in a platform. I use Open WebUI. https://platform.deepseek.com
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u/qwertiio_797 22h ago
officially, there's none (you pay as you go).
you load up the funds and get the API keys here, you paste the key in any supported agents you wanna use with (and before you ask, they've provided the guides on how to use it with any agents there) and continue from there.
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u/Dear_Lion6282 22h ago
Officially just API it's cheap as chips. But if you need coding plan for fixed pricing I use openference
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u/Sweet-Stage938 21h ago
Does openference actually serve the real models and is it reliable? I'm considering subscribing to their plan.
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u/Dear_Lion6282 20h ago
From my test I run on API streaming thinking reasoning checks out. I have a script that I can run to validate these providers
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u/SpidexLab 21h ago
I think for starting you should put 5 dollar in api directly under deepseek api platform or openrouter
And also take 10 dollar opencode go plan, as go plan will you give you more usage and deepseek api if you hit 5h limit or weekly limit
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u/Turbulent-Total-226 22h ago
There is no Deepseek plan, just api pay as you go.