Choose Kilo if you need
- macOS, iOS or Android. We haven't found them on OpenCode's website.
- Integration with Bitbucket, Jira or GitHub. We haven't found them on OpenCode's website.
At a glance
- Both have a free plan.
- Kilo offers a free trial (14 days). We haven't confirmed one for OpenCode.
- Kilo's lowest paid plan is Teams at $15 per user per month, as of October 28, 2026.
- Only Kilo lists macOS, iOS and Android.
- Only OpenCode lists Terminal, Desktop and IDE extension.
- They list no integrations in common.
- Kilo lists SOC 2 and SSO. We haven't confirmed any of these for OpenCode.
From each tool's own website, checked on the dates below, and from published reviews.
Which to choose
From the facts checked for both tools, not from opinion. A fact we haven't confirmed for one of them is never counted.
Choose OpenCode if you need
- Terminal, Desktop or IDE extension. We haven't found them on Kilo's website.
- Integration with Models.dev. We haven't found it on Kilo's website.
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OpenCode
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Review OpenCodeThe facts
- What it does
- KiloOpen source AI coding agent for VS Code, JetBrains, CLI, and Cloud.
- OpenCodeOpenCode is an open source agent that helps you write code in your terminal, IDE, or desktop.
- Free plan
- KiloYes
- OpenCodeYes
- Pricing
- KiloNot confirmed
- OpenCodeNot confirmed
- Paid plans from
- Kilo
What they share
From the platforms and integrations each website lists.
Platforms
BothNone in common
Only Kilo
- macOS
- iOS
- Android
Only OpenCode
- Terminal
- Desktop
- IDE extension
Integrations
BothNone in common
Only Kilo
People who switched
Reviewers who say they used one of these before the other.
No reviewer has said they moved between Kilo and OpenCode yet.
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