When running the app, it actually tells you what the base usages are, but the name of the plans are different from the page. It reads:

Start plan: 5 Million tokens a day (GLM-5.2 3M, GLM-5 Turbo 2M)

For individuals: (+150% quota) $18.00USD+ For individual developers with a dedicated Coding Plan quota.

Now, if only we can figure out what all the others are providing as part of their subscriptions we can compare. (Though 3 million tokens of the top model per day seems kinda low. But, I guess that's what the 5x plan is for. I'd still like to be able to compare against all the big providers.)

Note that it says "start plan" without a price tag. The price tag for the other plan is the one on the page. I don't know what it is because I haven't set up an account to use it, I set up a custom provider in the app.

The app itself is interesting to me. I can see most of the agent trace (I can't see the tool definitions and the tool input args), I can set up skills and make the agent manage them and I can define sub-agents as well.

The UI itself is a bit weird, but I guess it's not thought to be a general purpose file editor.

You can just track the tokens used in Claude Code and codex until you hit the limit?

Can you?

Heh, so it sounds like you have to pay them first to find out what you're going to get for the money? That's an interesting business model..

5M tokens regardless of “type”? Because then it takes a very good harness to not destroy that quota just with over-eager inputs.

Agreed this sucks. We publish ours here and try to be as transparent as possible: https://synthetic.new/rate-limits

Why price per request? What’s a request made of to cause GLM Flash to be 10x cheaper?

Love both the approach and the transparency. Kudos.

Yeah, this is why I like the ACCC in Australia. They wouldn't allow this sort of thing to fly if this was an Australian company.

A strategy that can backfire. An unpredictable tool is worse than a bad tool.