Chat and general subscriptions

Each paid seat on The X Subscription gets a weekly pool for eligible first-party usage across supported Grok and Cursor surfaces. Plus is the base level. xAI says usage rates vary by product, and publishes no numeric pool size on the pages read. The pool refreshes weekly, and top-ups are available once it runs out. Weekly pool with no published size or token or dollar conversion.

Go includes Codex for lightweight coding tasks, with GPT-6 Luna at Standard speed in the desktop app, subject to rollout. The pricing docs give no numeric Codex limit for Go. No Codex allowance is published for Go, and the pricing docs give no conversion to tokens or dollars.

Usage limits reset on a rolling five-hour session window, and paid plans add a weekly limit on top. Anthropic says Pro gives at least 5x more usage per 5-hour session than Free, and that there is no fixed message count. Claude web, desktop, mobile and Claude Code draw from the same limits. When a limit is reached, usage credits can keep work going at standard API rates. Usage is described as multiples of Free and as session and weekly windows; Anthropic publishes no token, message or dollar amount for Pro limits.

Google says AI Pro has 4x higher usage access than Free. Gemini app limits are compute-based: they refresh every 5 hours until a weekly limit is reached, and depend on prompt complexity, models and features used, and chat length. Google says limits may change without notice, and that usage can be extended by buying AI credits. Google publishes multiples and compute-based limits, not request or token counts.

Local messages and cloud chats share the plan's usage allowance. OpenAI gives estimated local-message ranges per five-hour window that vary by model, and says these are estimates, not fixed message limits. Weekly limits may also apply. The usage dashboard shows current values, and the Codex CLI /status command shows them during a session. Estimated message ranges per five-hour window with no published token or dollar conversion for included usage.

Muse is free with a usage limit. The weekly allowance for Muse increases as you upgrade plans; the Power plan includes 500M Muse tokens per week. The limit refreshes over time. the allowance is in 'Muse tokens'; the page does not define these against API tokens or dollars.

Premium gives a weekly pool of 4x the Plus plan's usage, covering eligible first-party Grok and Cursor usage. The Grok Bot usage draws from the same pool. xAI publishes no numeric pool size on the pages read. The pool refreshes weekly, and top-ups are available once it runs out. Usage multiple vs Plus with no published pool size or token or dollar conversion.

Super gives a weekly pool of 15x the Plus plan's usage, covering eligible first-party Grok and Cursor usage, and includes all Premium features. xAI says higher tiers include larger pools and publishes no numeric pool size on the pages read. The pool refreshes weekly, and top-ups are available once it runs out. Usage multiple vs Plus with no published pool size or token or dollar conversion.

Ultra 5x gives 5x higher usage limits than AI Pro. Google's help page says Ultra gets 5x or 20x the Pro quota in Gemini and Antigravity, depending on the subscription. Gemini app limits refresh every 5 hours until a weekly limit is reached, and depend on prompt complexity, models and features used, and chat length. Limits may change without notice. Google publishes multiples relative to AI Pro, not request or token counts.

Pro plans currently have no five-hour limit according to OpenAI's pricing docs. Weekly limits may also apply, and the included Codex allowance is not published as a number. OpenAI points users to the usage dashboard for current limits. No five-hour window and no published Codex allowance for this tier, so there is no conversion to tokens or dollars.

Max 5x gives five times the Pro plan's per-session usage allowance, over a rolling five-hour session window. It also has a weekly limit across all models and a separate weekly limit for Fable. Anthropic says there is no fixed message count, and that it may add other caps at its discretion. Usage credits, billed at standard API rates, can continue work after the included limits run out. Anthropic states the limit as a multiple of Pro's per-session allowance and publishes no token, message or dollar amount.

Muse is free with a usage limit. The weekly allowance for Muse increases as you upgrade plans; the Maximum plan includes 3B Muse tokens per week. The limit refreshes over time. the allowance is in 'Muse tokens'; the page does not define these against API tokens or dollars.

Ultra gives a weekly pool of 50x the Plus plan's usage, covering eligible first-party Grok and Cursor usage, and includes all Premium and Super features. xAI says higher tiers include larger pools and publishes no numeric pool size on the pages read. The pool refreshes weekly, and top-ups are available once it runs out. Usage multiple vs Plus with no published pool size or token or dollar conversion.

Ultra 20x gives 20x higher usage limits than AI Pro. Google's help page says Ultra gets 5x or 20x the Pro quota in Gemini and Antigravity, depending on the subscription. Gemini app limits refresh every 5 hours until a weekly limit is reached, and depend on prompt complexity, models and features used, and chat length. Limits may change without notice. Google publishes multiples relative to AI Pro, not request or token counts.

Pro plans currently have no five-hour limit according to OpenAI's pricing docs. Weekly limits may also apply, and the included Codex allowance is not published as a number. OpenAI points users to the usage dashboard for current limits. No five-hour window and no published Codex allowance for this tier, so there is no conversion to tokens or dollars.

Max 20x gives twenty times the Pro plan's per-session usage allowance, over a rolling five-hour session window. It also has a weekly limit across all models and a separate weekly limit for Fable. Anthropic says there is no fixed message count, and that it may add other caps at its discretion. Usage credits, billed at standard API rates, can continue work after the included limits run out. Anthropic states the limit as a multiple of Pro's per-session allowance and publishes no token, message or dollar amount.

Pro plans currently have no five-hour limit according to OpenAI's pricing docs. Weekly limits may also apply, and the included Codex allowance is not published as a number. OpenAI points users to the usage dashboard for current limits. No five-hour window and no published Codex allowance for this tier, so there is no conversion to tokens or dollars.