Compare plans
How two plans differ on paper: price, models, coding tools, usage limits and what happens when you run out. To see how they handle your own work, compare them against your workload.
Command Code
Command Code Go
$1 / month
Replay your workload here ↗Command Code
Command Code Pro
$20 / month
Replay your workload here ↗Models
Command Code Go
GPT-5.6 Luna
Command Code Pro
GPT-5.6 Luna, GPT-5.6 Sol
Coding tools
Command Code Go
Command Code
Command Code Pro
Command Code
Usage limits
Command Code Go
- $10 monthly credits. Five-hour and weekly limits also apply.Published terms; exact replay capacity not established
Command Code Pro
- Up to $80 monthly usage value; model-dependent allowances. Five-hour and weekly limits also apply.Published terms; exact replay capacity not established
StackReplay can simulate
Command Code Go
Model compatibility and workload pressure only; exact capacity cannot be established.
Command Code Pro
Model compatibility and workload pressure only; exact capacity cannot be established.
After the limit
Command Code Go
Optional on-demand credits continue usage separately from subscription limits.
Command Code Pro
Optional on-demand credits continue usage separately from subscription limits.
Evidence
Command Code Go
Verified Sep 28, 2026
Command Code Pro
Verified Sep 28, 2026
Details
Command Code Go
Inspect constraints and sources
Numeric limits
No numeric limit is published.
Provider statements
Model rules
- GPT-5.6 Luna (gpt-5-6-luna) · Model
Version
command-code-go@2026-09-28
Rules in effect since Sep 28, 2026 · 1 version on record
Sources
- Official current price, access and usage terms; catalog admission date, not a historical launch date
Command Code Pro
Inspect constraints and sources
Numeric limits
No numeric limit is published.
Provider statements
Model rules
- GPT-5.6 Luna (gpt-5-6-luna) · Model
- GPT-5.6 Sol (gpt-5-6-sol) · Model
Version
command-code-pro@2026-09-28
Rules in effect since Sep 28, 2026 · 1 version on record
Sources
- Official current price, access and usage terms; catalog admission date, not a historical launch date
These are the plans as their providers document them. There is no score or winner here. To see how each plan handles the work you actually do, replay your own history against them.
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