Comparison
Nexum Router vs Command Code
Command Code is a terminal coding agent with credit-metered plans. Nexum Router is a flat $5.50/week model plan with no credit meter at all. This page compares the published numbers.
Last updated: 2026-08-31
The short version
Every Command Code plan meters usage in monthly credits (per commandcode.ai/pricing, checked 2026-08-31): Go is $1/month with $10 in credits, GOAT is $10/month with $70, Pro is $20/month with $80, Max 10x is $100/month with $150, and Max 20x is $200/month with $300 in credits. When the credits run out, so does the plan. Nexum Router costs $5.50/week — about $22 a month — with no credits, no hourly windows, and no weekly caps: the median Nexum user routed 43.2 million tokens in the last measured week and heavy users routed billions on the same flat price.
- Nexum Router: $5.50/week flat, no credit meter, no usage windows
- Command Code: $1-$200/month plans metered by $10-$300 monthly credit allowances
- Nexum includes Qwen 3.7 Max, Xiaomi Mimo 2.5, Meta Muse Spark 1.2
- Command Code spans 50+ models across providers, drawn down against plan credits
When to pick which
If you want Command Code's own agent workflow and your usage fits inside a credit allowance, its plans are straightforward. If your coding agents burn tokens faster than credit meters refill — long agentic sessions, large-context work, always-on tooling — a flat weekly plan with no meter is the cheaper, simpler path. Nexum Router works inside any OpenAI-compatible client via /router/v1 and inside Claude Code via /router/claude.
- Credit-sized workloads: Command Code plans work fine
- Unmetered agentic throughput: Nexum Router
- Both are terminal-first — the difference is how usage is billed