Anthropic says Claude Code weekly limits will rise 25% permanently
Anthropic’s ClaudeDevs account says Claude Code’s temporary 50% weekly-limit increase will end September 14, 2026, when a permanent 25% increase takes effect for paid plans.
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Anthropic’s official ClaudeDevs account says Claude Code’s current temporary weekly-limit increase will change on September 14, 2026. Until September 13, the temporary 50% increase remains in place; starting September 14, Anthropic says the standard weekly limits for eligible paid plans will be permanently 25% higher than their original baseline.
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What the announcement says
The post names Pro, Max, Team, and seat-based Enterprise plans. It does not publish a new numeric limit for each plan, so this article reports the percentage change rather than inferring token or message quotas.
The practical comparison is between the temporary promotion and the new permanent baseline: the September 14 change is a permanent 25% increase over the original standard limit, but lower than the temporary 50% boost that has been active through September 13.
Planning for the transition
Teams should check the usage display and current plan documentation as the date approaches, then update internal capacity assumptions and alerts. Workflows that currently depend on the temporary boost should test their queueing and fallback behavior before the promotion ends.
This is an official social announcement. Anthropic’s durable release-note pages checked for this run did not provide plan-by-plan numeric quotas, so no additional quota or pricing claim is made here.
Source
- ClaudeDevs on X — official announcement (August 30, 2026): https://x.com/ClaudeDevs/status/2093742321473065266
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