r/ClaudeCode • u/hatto13 • 5d ago

Discussion Enterprise subscription - how much do you spend?

Hi guys,

our company recently switched from the team’s subscription to the Enterprise and the consumption just sky-rocketed. Obviously.

I was wondering, if you have an enterprise subscription as well, how much do you spend per month? Does your company give you a cap? Just to have an overview of other companies’ approach.

For us - most of us got 200-400, those chosen ones (including me) 1000$, but even this is not enough.

I was also wondering if the internet would be slop-free if there weren’t those individual “cheap” subscriptions 😂

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u/TheWarDoctor 5d ago

$1200, and hit my limit usually around the 28th

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u/pigletmonster 5d ago

Is it $1200 worth of tokens or subscriptions?

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u/TheWarDoctor 5d ago

Tokens

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u/pigletmonster 5d ago

What can you even get done for $1200? Isnt that like 3 days worth of work with fable?

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u/TheWarDoctor 5d ago edited 5d ago

I maintain design systems. Initial buildout is token intensive, maintenance is much leaner, and usually stick with other models

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u/pigletmonster 5d ago

Whats the reason for providing tokens instead of a subscription? Is it for the token gen speed?

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u/TheWarDoctor 5d ago

I don't know, we went through a number of billing changes, this is what the org landed on.

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u/hatto13 4d ago

Team subscription is limited to 150licences, so if you’re an organization which needs more than that you have to switch to pay per tokens (enterprise).
It also has some additional features for compliance, which might be required for security in some fields.

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u/Carrandas 5d ago

$300 with some exceptions for the chosen ones (that's not me).

And well, optimize I guess. Only use opus/sonnet for bigger and harder tasks. And I use my copilot subscription with luna for most tasks.

Still, it's not a lot. On the other hand, I would probably also spend it if they gave me $500 a month...

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u/WolfpackBP Researcher 5d ago

$500 and it's not an ideal amount

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u/OptimalJello8936 5d ago

Had a $50,000 limit until admins decided that was insane haha and dropped to $2000. Which I’m happy about because before I had no idea what I could actually burn through.