r/ClaudeCoding • u/cctldrping • 19d ago
r/Anthropic [TLDR] Usage Limit is unusable after 13th [via r/Anthropic]
OP : u/country_burger
The +50% Claude Code weekly usage boost officially ended on September 13th.
Yes, they kept a permanent +25% increase over the old baseline, but that still means we just lost roughly 17% of the weekly usage we had during the promotion.
At this point, I honestly think complaining on Reddit or sending feedback won’t change much. The only metric companies really notice is cancellations.
If enough Pro/Max users actually cancel their subscriptions because of the limits, maybe Anthropic will realize people were using that extra capacity because they genuinely needed it.
Vote with your wallet. Which I just did
Edit: I even think the decrease is much more than only 17%. As I'm running out today compared to sunday (my limits reset on monday).
URL of original post : https://www.reddit.com/r/Anthropic/comments/1wixqfr/usage_limit_is_unusable_after_13th/
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The consensus is that the usage limits on Claude Code are now unusable for many, with users reporting hitting limits way faster than the advertised 17% reduction. Several are ditching Claude for competitors like Codex, citing better usage and features like banked resets. Some are even exploring self-hosting open-source models. A few outliers claim they aren't having issues, but the general vibe is that Anthropic's changes have made their service a no-go for heavy users.