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Know the moment your AI coding limits change.
Vendors change usage limits quietly, and pricing pages only show today. LimitWatch keeps the dated history for every major coding plan and emails you when a number moves.
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Most recent change
ChatGPT Pro ($100 / $200 / $500)Included Codex allowance (Pro $200)
Upcoming- X Subscription (Grok + Cursor bundle)Individual plans on cursor.com/pricing
From Pro $20 / Pro+ $60 / Ultra $200 (per getaicodingagent.com, checked Oct 13)to Plus $8 / Premium $30 / Super $100 / Ultra $200, one weekly pool shared by Cursor and Grok - ChatGPT Plus (Codex)Models in Codex (ChatGPT sign-in)
From GPT-5.5 availableto Retired at noon PDT; API-key sessions unaffected - ChatGPT Pro ($100 / $200 / $500)Pro $200 allowance vs Plus
From 20x Plusto 10x Plus; new Pro $500 tier
Latest changes
Every change is dated and links to the page we read it from.
From Previous (higher) allowance for subscribers active Sep 22 to Sep 29to Lower included allowance; price stays $200/moX Subscription (Grok + Cursor bundle)Individual plans on cursor.com/pricing
From Pro $20 / Pro+ $60 / Ultra $200 (per getaicodingagent.com, checked Oct 13)to Plus $8 / Premium $30 / Super $100 / Ultra $200, one weekly pool shared by Cursor and GrokChatGPT Plus (Codex)Models in Codex (ChatGPT sign-in)
From GPT-5.5 availableto Retired at noon PDT; API-key sessions unaffectedChatGPT Pro ($100 / $200 / $500)Pro $200 allowance vs Plus
From 20x Plusto 10x Plus; new Pro $500 tierClaude Pro5-hour limits (Pro, Max, Team)
From Previous 5-hour limitsto Raised; SemiAnalysis measured Opus 5.5 limits ~20% higher on Max, ~50% higher on ProClaude ProWeekly limits
From +50% weekly limits (promo)to Standard weekly limits
Which plan fits how you code
Three questions, verified data only. No vendor publishes hour-based limits, so the fit is based on how each vendor positions the tier; unknowns are shown as unknown. Team and legacy plans are excluded.
Compare plans
Current published limits, as stated by each vendor. Units differ by vendor, so compare within a column with care.
unknown means we couldn't verify the figure from a source we opened. We never estimate it.