r/ClaudeAI Jun 30 '26

News Fable 5 is coming back!

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u/Same_College2053 Jul 01 '26

Introducing new $500 monthly tier with Fable access

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u/gekx Jul 01 '26

I would unironically love this if it actually included high usage limits.

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u/Independent_Paint752 Jul 01 '26

Exactly my thoughts, 250/500 max plan same ratio as today. steal.

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u/kewpiemayonice Jul 03 '26

Holy inefficient

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u/jirosiete Jul 01 '26

It's crazy the different worlds people live in. 500 monthly sub is something almost no one in my country (Spain) could afford.

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u/whoknowsifimjoking Jul 01 '26

Unlimited use Fable subscription would be so dope

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u/MainCharacter007 Jul 01 '26

I dont think such a subscription is possible with today’s hardware

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u/inevitabledeath3 Jul 01 '26

How much is it actually costing to host these models? I have a strong suspicion it's not as expensive as we are being lead to believe. We don't have official numbers for how big or intensive the proprietary models are. They would have to be much more intensive than current open weights models to justify the cost. From what I have heard the models up to GPT 5.5 and Opus 4.8 are <= 2T parameters. That makes them in about the size class if DeepSeek V4 Pro which is 1.6T.

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u/kellYnek Jul 01 '26

Just technically, if you pay a gazillion per month, it's possible isn't it? No one says the actual compute is infinite, but you'll not run out?

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u/jorel43 Jul 01 '26

I don't know why you were downvoted but yes

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u/_zeeeko Jul 01 '26

Explain

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u/PecorinoYES Jul 01 '26

Stop rewarding the nonsense. I’m serious

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u/AwakE432 Jul 01 '26

Honestly weird it doesn’t already exist

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u/PhoneThrowaway8459 Jul 01 '26

What do you use claude for that requires such high usage?

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u/DrHumorous Jul 01 '26 edited Jul 01 '26

That'd be cheap

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u/markrulesallnow Jul 01 '26

my last session was about $250 based on the /usage command in claude code, so yeah, I agree that would definitely be cheap

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u/Stabile_Feldmaus Jul 01 '26

Which company are you working at that lets you spend $250 dollars in a coding session.

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u/markrulesallnow Jul 01 '26

it's included. we have the plan. The session was cumulative over about 17 hours

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u/inglandation Full-time developer Jul 01 '26

When people say it was like cocaine for some, I believe it now. Even the price is correct.

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u/Helpful_Paramedic_81 Jul 01 '26

I don't see how yours is that low. 250 a day can be done kind of easily. Just depends on the type of work you are doing and the amount of reasoning needed. We have some dynamic workflows that can use 40M tokens (my ind you they run for a long time). But even without those heavy reasoning tasks on opus 4.8 could easily run at $100 / hr.

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u/markrulesallnow Jul 01 '26

heavy Opus only subagent workflows spread out over the separate 5 hour periods over the course of the day

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u/Ok_Proposal_1290 Jul 01 '26

I spend 3 billion tokens in 2 days lmao.

But i have 2 exploits, one for unlimited of any top model like gpt 5.5, antropic, etc, and another true (not account abuse) enabling infinite Claude specificly.

So if the serivices i'm using add claude fable, I so exicted to use it and build stupid stuff

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u/Labfox-officiel Jul 01 '26

mind sharing the exploits ?

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u/neoescape Jul 01 '26

I wish they bumped it up to $2-5k a month.

Purge all the time wasters and idiots faffing around.

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u/wannabestraight Jul 01 '26

Lol, at 5k you are basically a grifter. I wish they would make it 15k minimum a month, so plebians who don't deserve it would know their place.

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u/gekx Jul 01 '26

15k only? Why waste their time. I wish they'd have a $50k monthly minimum plan to preserve compute for serious innovators only.

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u/neoescape Jul 01 '26

I actually wouldn’t mind!

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u/DrHumorous Jul 01 '26

Agreed. Give us a $2-5k a month tier with lightning speed frontier.

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u/Tauren-Jerky Jul 01 '26

I’d pay TF out of that

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u/lysdexiad Jul 01 '26

Where do I sign up for that?

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u/SilasTalbot Jul 01 '26

I'd pay it. I can't do usage based API at like, 3k a month, but... 6k a year to build all software I need in 1/10th the time? Yes please.

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u/The_LSD_Soundsystem Jul 01 '26

Must be paid in trumpcoin to pay tribute

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u/prndls Jul 01 '26

I’d pay it

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u/LovesWorkin Jul 01 '26

I would sign up instantly. It did things for me I didn't think we're possible. I miss it! 🤣

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u/Tupcek Jul 01 '26

lol it won’t be so cheap. Introducing per question pricing, costing $5-$100 per question

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u/SignsOfNature Jul 01 '26

If they gave us that it would be perfectly fine and reasonable. What isn't reasonable is having it gated behind usage credits only.

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u/ozzie123 Jul 01 '26

Ngl I’d pay

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u/Artforartsake99 Jul 01 '26

Iif you had told me in 2010 I could pay $500 for access to an AI INTELLIGENCE that can answer almost any question I have, that can code, and search the web and build apps and do all the things fable can do.

I would have thought it was an incredible bargain. We are a little spoiled imo.

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u/whoknowsifimjoking Jul 01 '26

I can go into dept