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I have a Claude Pro tier subscription; Claude Code, as of right now, is still functional for me. If Anthropic does boot Pro-tier users off Claude Code, I will b

• hebleb 6mo ago
  I paid for the annual Pro plan in January...I know this mentions new users right now, but is there a chance they just take Code away?!
  • nemomarx 6mo ago
    They would probably grandfather existing users in for at least a year or something, you have to imagine. Even if this "test" goes very well and points to removal
    • sidrag22 6mo ago
      This test makes perfect sense with their actions the last few weeks, they think they've done enough to transition into the general public and away from devs and our goodwill no longer is something they should be concerned with. Its funny that openai, who in my eyes went for the general public rather than devs initially, seems to be semi pivoting and catching all the fallout from anthropic's recent behavior. It is a massive bummer, up until those few weeks ago, i was hard pulling for anthropic for quite some time, now i just dont care and hope something dope emerges quickly that signals i wont ever have to consider either of them.
      • democracy 6mo ago
        I think they will try to get into the enterprise as soon as possible - looking out for big purchases - figma, atlassian, asana, monday, etc...
• jasonjmcghee 6mo ago
  Indeed. Codex on $20/m is incredibly usable. Lots of value. My anthropic subscription keeps being worth less and less.
  • michaelcampbell 6mo ago
    > Codex on $20/m is incredibly usable. And how long do you think that will last if A\ does this?
  • alexruf 6mo ago
    I'd almost bet that OpenAI will do the same thing with its plans as soon as Anthropic makes the first move. It's just a matter of who blinks first.
• democracy 6mo ago
  Yeah, at 100$ or 200$ a month my expectations would raise (and tolerance to errors go to zero) as we are going into enterprise level pricing.