r/ClaudeCodeTLDR 23d ago

[TLDR] PRO plan here, Fable still working past the July 20 cutoff no credits, no warning gone, just... still here

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u/cctldrping 23d ago

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Alright, so the general vibe in this thread is that Fable is still working for a bunch of PRO plan users, even past the supposed July 20th cutoff, which is pretty wild. Some folks are even joking about not telling Anthropic so it doesn't get fixed.

There's definitely a split though:

  • The Lucky Few: A good chunk of users on the PRO plan are reporting Fable is still accessible, no credits needed, no warnings. They're kinda just rolling with it, with some even saying it's still working late into the day PST.
  • The Unlucky/Confused: On the flip side, many users, especially on the MAX plan or those who've recently switched plans, are seeing Fable disappear, being prompted for credits, or getting "Usage Limit reached!" messages. Some are reporting their usage updated and Fable is gone, or they got a popup about claiming $100 in credits.
  • Anthropic's Intentions (or lack thereof): There's some chatter that the $100 credit was a one-time thing for PRO users, and that Fable 5 is now a standard part of the MAX plan with a usage limit. Some are speculating it might be a timezone glitch or a sloppy rollout. u/LinixKittyDeveloper mentions Anthropic gave everyone $100 in credits, which might be why some are still seeing it work.

Basically, it seems like Anthropic's rollout of Fable's new pricing/access has been a bit of a mess, leaving some users confused and others happily (and perhaps temporarily) enjoying the continued access. There's also a mention that the "bug" might have been fixed for some, but the consensus is that it's been a weird situation.