People who never used Ollama Pro are hyping “$20 gets $60.” The old $20 plan gave me ~$200 of GLM usage, even after a quiet allowance cut. Ollama still won’t disclose caching; if it’s poor, this could be far worse than other providers or official plans. Don’t buy.
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@ollama Ollama’s new pricing looks more transparent, but it dodges what matters most for coding plans: prompt caching. Without cache support—or clearly published cached-token rates—users can’t know how long those credits will last. Per-token pricing without cache disclosure is a scam.
Ollama’s new pricing looks more transparent, but it dodges what matters most for coding plans: prompt caching. Without cache support—or clearly published cached-token rates—users can’t know how long those credits will last. Per-token pricing without cache disclosure is a scam.
@piquopiquo@ollama As a paying Ollama Pro user, I find its billing and usage limits highly opaque, leaving open the possibility that the company could quietly reduce users’ allowances without notice.