Aigocode.com caps you at three model providers — GPT-4o, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, and Gemini — and relies on a subscription model rather than the pay-as-you-go approach most relay stations use. That ¥399/4-week price point (roughly ¥100/week) gets you ¥110 in credit, so you’re paying a premium for the packaging.
Pricing & Subscription Model
Most Chinese relay stations let you top up ¥10 and burn tokens per call. Aigocode flips that: you buy a recurring subscription. The math works only if you consistently use that ¥110 credit within four weeks. If you don’t, you’re essentially subsidizing their float.
| Plan | Price | Credit | Effective Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4-week subscription | ¥399 | ¥110 credit | ¥100/week for ¥110 |
| Per-week breakdown | ¥100 | ¥110 | ~9% premium over credit |
| There’s no free trial, no min recharge amount published, and no promo code. Payment goes through Alipay or WeChat Pay — standard for domestic Chinese services. |
Models & Compatibility
The model list is short:
- GPT-4o — standard OpenAI, no surprises
- Claude 3.5 Sonnet — Anthropic’s mid-range workhorse
- Gemini — general Gemini endpoint (no specific version listed) That’s it. No GPT-4-turbo, no DeepSeek, no Llama. If you need niche open-source models or the latest Claude Opus, this isn’t your relay. API compatibility follows the standard OpenAI-style endpoint format. You’ll get a custom base URL and an API key after subscription. Max context is 100,000 tokens — enough for most document-injection workflows but not the 200K Claude supports natively.
Uptime & Stability
Over the testing period, uptime clocked at 94.0%. That’s below the 99%+ that dedicated relay stations like API2D or OhMyGPT maintain. The platform data flags “occasional stability fluctuations” — expect the occasional timeout during peak hours in China. Safety rating is 3/5. The platform doesn’t filter or mix channels (a common scam where providers use cheaper models behind the label), which is a genuine positive. But that rating suggests some reliability gaps.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Good reputation — no channel mixing detected during testing
- Stable operation during normal load
- Supports Alipay/WeChat Pay natively
- Claude, GPT, and Gemini all under one subscription Cons
- Subscription costs ¥100/week for only ¥110 credit — you pay a ~9% premium
- Only 3 model providers available
- Uptime at 94% is lower than competitors
- No refund policy published
Verdict
Aigocode.com works for one specific use case: you’re a Chinese developer who needs regular access to GPT-4o, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, and Gemini, and you prefer a fixed monthly bill over tracking token consumption. The subscription model is unusual in this market, and the premium you pay for that convenience is small — about ¥10 every four weeks. But the limited model selection and 94% uptime make it hard to recommend as your primary relay. If you need breadth (DeepSeek, Mistral, Llama) or reliability above 99%, look at pay-as-you-go alternatives. Aigocode is a specialist tool, not a generalist solution.
FAQ
Q: Can I use Aigocode without a subscription? A: No. The platform is subscription-only — no pay-as-you-go, no free trial, no top-up model. Q: Does Aigocode support streaming responses? A: The platform uses standard OpenAI-compatible API endpoints, so streaming should work if the underlying model supports it. But there’s no explicit documentation confirming this. Q: What happens if I don’t use all ¥110 credit in 4 weeks? A: The credit resets with each subscription cycle. Unused credit does not roll over. This is the main downside of the subscription model.
Data provenance: any figures from hands-on checks are author-reported and tested on the recorded date. Independent verification is unavailable unless a source is linked.
