Cline launches $9.99 ClinePass for open-weight coding models

Cline has just rolled out ClinePass, a $9.99/month subscription that bundles access to a curated set of open-weight models inside its IDE and CLI. The plan aims to simplify billing and API-key management, while Cline claims 2–5× higher quotas than standard API limits.

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TL;DR

  • ClinePass subscription: $9.99/month plan bundling curated open-weight models in the Cline IDE and CLI
  • Simplified access: Single plan replaces separate provider accounts, billing pages, and API-key management
  • Quota claims: Company claims 2–5× standard API limits; additional processing fees may apply
  • Included models (six labs): Z.ai GLM 5.x; Moonshot Kimi K2/K3; DeepSeek V4; MiniMax M3; MiMo V2.5; Qwen3.7/3.8
  • Workflow integration: Uses existing agent flow with codebase context, planning, edits, terminal commands, browser checks, checkpoints, review loops
  • Alternatives and portability: Open-source BYOK remains; provider option offers wider model range; ClinePass API key usable with other agents

ClinePass is a $9.99-per-month subscription from Cline that bundles access to a curated set of open-weight models within the Cline IDE and CLI. The company claims the plan offers quotas ranging from two to five times standard API limits, although additional processing fees may apply.

The subscription is designed to remove the need for separate provider accounts, billing pages, and API-key management. Cline describes it as a way to use several model providers through the same coding-agent workflow.

Models included with ClinePass

The lineup includes models from six labs:

  • Z.ai: GLM 5.3 Flash, GLM 5.3, and GLM 5.2
  • Moonshot AI: Kimi K3, Kimi K2.7 Code, and Kimi K2.6
  • DeepSeek: DeepSeek V4 Pro and DeepSeek V4 Flash
  • MiniMax: MiniMax M3
  • MiMo: MiMo V2.5 Pro and MiMo V2.5
  • Qwen: Qwen3.7-Max, Qwen3.7-Plus, and Qwen3.8-Max

Cline assigns different use cases to the models, including efficient coding, long-horizon work, deep reasoning, large changes, fast iteration, and complex coding tasks.

Cline integration

ClinePass operates inside Cline’s existing agent workflow. The company lists codebase context, planning, file edits, terminal commands, browser checks, checkpoints, and review loops among the available capabilities.

Cline presents the subscription as an option for longer sessions, with “generous quotas and reliable access” to the included models. Those quota comparisons are claims from the company rather than independently verified figures in the supplied material.

ClinePass pricing and alternatives

ClinePass costs $9.99 per month, with possible additional processing fees. Subscription cancellation is available through account settings, while access continues through the end of the current billing term.

Cline remains open source and continues to support bring-your-own-key workflows. ClinePass bundles a selected model lineup and quotas into one paid plan, while Cline’s provider option offers access to a wider range of models at pay-as-you-go API rates.

A ClinePass API key can also be used with other coding agents, according to the company’s FAQ.

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Source: ClinePass

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