DeepSeek-first Coding Plans, based on current stock
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Available Coding Plans
Only active products with verified inventory appear below. Each card states its exact price, included models, quota basis, and provider-specific restrictions before checkout.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Can I get help using the product?
Yes! You can reach us via email at contact@deepseekv4pro.com for any assistance you need.
Can I change or cancel my subscription?
Direct plan changes are not currently supported. You can manage or cancel your subscription at any time. Your access remains active until the current billing period ends, and you will not be charged again. After that, you can choose another available plan.
Can I view my remaining plan quota?
DeepSeek Coding Plan users can view current 5-hour and 7-day usage, remaining quota, and reset times in the Dashboard. Agent Plan does not currently provide a customer-visible exact remaining quota.
What does the API return when a DeepSeek Coding Plan quota window is exhausted?
If the remaining 5-hour or 7-day quota cannot admit the complete request, the gateway rejects it before forwarding it to DeepSeek and returns HTTP 429. The quota detail code is quota_5h_exceeded or quota_7d_exceeded, together with Retry-After and reset_at. Wait for the applicable window to reset automatically; quota cannot be refreshed early. RPM, TPM, and concurrency controls can also return 429, so clients should not classify every 429 as quota exhaustion.
What does Agent Plan return when a usage limit is reached?
When the 5-hour, weekly, or monthly quota is exhausted, the upstream service typically returns HTTP 429 with AccountQuotaExceeded; the message identifies the affected window and reset time. The weekly window resets every Monday at 00:00 (provider time). Other 429 codes such as RequestBurstTooFast or ServerOverloaded indicate traffic or capacity limits, not quota exhaustion. Access resumes after the applicable window resets; quota cannot be refreshed early.
Can I get a refund?
As a general rule, purchases of digital and virtual products are non-refundable. For refund requests or billing issues, email contact@deepseekv4pro.com. We generally respond within three business days.
Are you going to raise prices?
Possibly. We try to keep our plans affordable, but provider costs and access to more powerful models may change. Any completed purchase and the current paid billing period will remain unchanged.
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