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# OpenCode Go Teams now requires two members, a $40 monthly floor

## Retrieval answer

OpenCode’s Console documentation change sets a two-member minimum for Go Teams at $20 per member per month, making the workspace’s minimum bill $40 monthly. It also says Go and Go Plus workspaces can invite teammates, while those plans cover only the subscriber and workspace API keys. Teams should distinguish invitation access from subscription coverage before budgeting.

## Summary

OpenCode’s Console documentation change sets a two-member minimum for Go Teams at $20 per member per month, making the workspace’s minimum bill $40 monthly. It also says Go and Go Plus workspaces can invite teammates, while those plans cover only the subscriber and workspace API keys. Teams should distinguish invitation access from subscription coverage before budgeting.

## What happened

Anomaly’s OpenCode GitHub pull request, opened on November 12, 2026, documents two changes to the Console’s Go plan pages. The pull request describes itself as a documentation-only change affecting `console/go.mdx` and `console/members.mdx`. Its author says the minimum is live for every workspace in Console as of November 12, citing `opencode-console #7126` for the rollout. The stated public API is unchanged.

For Go Teams, the documented rate remains $20 per member per month, but a workspace must have at least two members. That makes $40 per month the minimum. The pull request says the second seat covers the next member who joins. This changes the smallest purchasable team configuration, not the listed per-member rate: a team cannot use the Teams plan as a one-member subscription at $20 monthly.

The other change concerns invitations. Go and Go Plus workspaces can now invite people, and the documentation removes the line that described Go as being for a single member. The invitation change does not mean every invited member receives the subscriber’s paid usage. The pull request states that Go and Go Plus cover the subscriber and the workspace’s API keys. Other members use free models or the workspace balance. That distinction is important: the ability to join a workspace and the amount of paid usage a plan covers are separate matters.

The pull request says its edits make the Go plan and members pages consistent with the change. A bot review comment says it checked related Console pages—including workspaces, billing, the index and the rest of the Go page—for contradictory wording. It reports that the prices in the table, callout and members page match: $20 per member, a $40 minimum and the second seat covering the next member to join. The pull request was marked ready for review on November 12. It also records that the branch had not been deployed; the author separately says the minimum was already live in Console. The announcement therefore distinguishes the live Console behavior from the documentation branch’s deployment status.

## What the archive adds

New Runtime’s earlier coverage, [OpenCode Go Teams: $20-per-member flat-rate model subscriptions](https://newruntime.com/posts/opencode-go-teams-20-per-member-flat-rate-21805c/), said on November 10, 2026, that Go Teams made a coding-model subscription available to workspaces for $20 per member each month. This is a new fact on a known story: the per-member rate remains, but the two-member minimum raises the entry cost to $40, and Go and Go Plus invitation rules have changed.

## Trend signal

This does not yet fit a pattern New Runtime tracks. The change is a concrete commercial and access rule for one subscription, but it does not by itself establish a broader shift in agent architecture, interoperability or operating practice.

## Why now

The pull request says the two-member minimum is already live for every Console workspace as of November 12, 2026. That timing matters for teams making a purchase or planning invitations now: the minimum is not merely a proposed future price. The pull request also says the public API is unchanged, so the announcement concerns plan terms and Console workspace access rather than an API release.

## Connections to other events

New Runtime’s earlier coverage on November 1, 2026, described higher OpenCode Go usage limits for DeepSeek V4.1 Flash: $100 for Go, $200 for Go Plus and $105 for Go Teams. That earlier change addressed plan-level usage limits; the current one changes Go Teams’ minimum team size and enables invitations on Go and Go Plus workspaces. They are distinct updates to the same subscription family, and should not be treated as a single change in price or allowance.

## Why it matters

The $20 headline rate is no longer enough to estimate the minimum cost of Go Teams. A one-person buyer faces a $40 monthly floor, so a small team should compare that minimum with the actual number of people who will use the workspace. The difference is material even though the per-seat price has not changed.

Invitations also need to be read alongside usage coverage. Go and Go Plus can include teammates in a workspace, but the paid coverage described in the pull request remains limited to the subscriber and workspace API keys. Other members rely on free models or the shared workspace balance. A team that assumes invitations extend the subscriber’s paid entitlement to every colleague could miscalculate both usage and cost.

For builders evaluating OpenCode, the practical decision is to separate three questions: how many people need workspace access, which plan covers their model use, and whether a shared balance is an acceptable fallback. The source does not describe the precise accounting or controls for that balance, so teams should verify those operational details in Console before relying on it. The change is relevant to procurement and workspace setup, not a new coding capability.

## What happens next

- **OpenCode’s Console pages will continue to state a two-member Go Teams minimum** (3 months, 80%). Watch for: the Go Teams pricing page still showing $20 per member and a two-member minimum.

## Limits and uncertainty

The pull request documents the terms and says the minimum is live in Console, but it does not provide an independent test of billing or invitation behavior. It does not explain whether a workspace can remove a member after purchase, how the second seat is billed when membership changes, or how workspace-balance usage is allocated among members. The pull request says the public API is unchanged, but gives no broader account of any operational changes beyond the Console rules it documents. Teams should confirm their own workspace’s displayed terms and usage behavior before committing to a plan.

## Skill to build now

Before changing plans, make a small seat-and-usage table for the workspace: list each person who needs access, whether that person is the subscriber, and whether their model use is expected to rely on free models or the workspace balance. Compare the resulting headcount with Go Teams’ two-seat minimum and $40 monthly floor. For Go or Go Plus, do not treat an invitation as proof that the invited person’s usage is included; validate the plan’s coverage in Console first.

## Reader takeaway

OpenCode Go Teams still costs $20 per member, but now starts at two members and $40 monthly. Go and Go Plus workspaces can invite teammates, yet invitation access is not the same as paid usage coverage: the documented subscription covers the subscriber and workspace API keys, while other members use free models or the workspace balance.

## Open question

How does OpenCode allocate and display workspace-balance usage across invited members?

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