MrPoisonLab
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(23 June, 2026 - 09:20 PM)h0ax Wrote: Show More
(10 June, 2026 - 11:07 PM)MrPoisonLab Wrote: Show MoreBEEN USING CLAUDE API KEYS AND PAYING FOR TOKENS THAT RUN OUT IN MINUTES?
WE HAVE THE SOLUTION WITH MONTHLY PLANS WITH UNLIMITED DAILY TOKENS
100K TOKENS FREE TRIAL AVAILABLE
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Mini
$29/mo Models Included
Opus 4.8 Opus 4.6 Sonnet 4.6 GPT 5.5 Codex 5.5
- 500 requests / day
- Best for students & light coding tasks
- Unlimited token usage on every request
- All premium models (Opus 4.8 / 4.6, Sonnet 4.6, GPT 5.5, Codex 5.5)
- Claude Code & Codex CLI compatible endpoint
- 30-day rolling plan window
- Email support
Mini Plus
$49/moModels Included
Opus 4.8Opus 4.6Sonnet 4.6GPT 5.5Codex 5.5
- 1,000 requests / day
- Great for students & daily learners
- Unlimited tokens ? no per-call cap
- All premium models included
- Best fit for daily Claude Code usage
- Priority queue support
- 30-day rolling plan window
Mini Max
$69/moModels Included
Opus 4.8 Opus 4.6 Sonnet 4.6 GPT 5.5 Codex 5.5
- 1,500 requests / day
- Best for heavier solo coding & light agents
- Unlimited tokens on every plan
- All premium models included
- Extended burst handling for long sessions
- Priority email support
- 30-day rolling plan window
Premium
$89/moModels Included
Opus 4.8 Opus 4.6 Sonnet 4.6 GPT 5.5 Codex 5.5
- 3,000 requests / day
- Heavy coding & autonomous agents (OpenClaw, Hermes)
- 2x faster speed
- Unlimited tokens ? write long prompts freely
- All premium models included
- Ideal for full-time vibe coding
- Priority support with faster turnaround
- 30-day rolling plan window
Premium Plus
$99/moModels Included
Opus 4.8 Opus 4.6 Sonnet 4.6 GPT 5.5 Codex 5.5
- 4,000 requests / day
- Built for sustained autonomous agents like OpenClaw & Hermes
- 2x faster speed
- Unlimited tokens with extended context
- All premium models ? Opus, Sonnet, GPT, Codex
- Great for multi-agent & background workflows
- Priority support
- 30-day rolling plan window
Premium Max
$119/moModels Included
Opus 4.8 Opus 4.6 Sonnet 4.6 GPT 5.5 Codex 5.5
- 5,000 requests / day
- Power users running parallel autonomous agents
- 2x faster speed
- Unlimited tokens ? zero per-call caps
- All premium models included
- Built for multi-agent & long-running OpenClaw/Hermes workflows
- Priority support
- 30-day rolling plan window
Ultimate
$189/moModels Included
Opus 4.8 Opus 4.6 Sonnet 4.6 GPT 5. 5Codex 5.5
- 8,000 requests / day ? our highest tier
- Best for 24/7 running tasks & always-on background agents
- 3x faster speed
- Unlimited tokens, unlimited context length
- All premium models included
- Perfect for small teams & agencies sharing a key
- Top-priority support
- 30-day rolling plan window
Whats the difference to claude max 20x?
Our Ultimate Plan which is 189$ is cheaper than the official Max 20 subscription will give a lot more usage limit than of Max 20. We cap Ultimate Plan at 8000 requests/day, you can use Opus 4.8 1m context for 12 hours a day easily. with our plan, but for official max20 your 5 hours sessions will hit limits well before that. As well if you're working with grey zone or blackhat your key will never be banned by us like your claude account could get banned.
This is from claude, you can search too:
On a Claude Max 20 ($200/month) plan, your usage is metered by a 5-hour rolling window instead of a fixed flat request count. You can expect roughly 200 to 900 prompts per 5-hour window, or about 24 to 40 hours of total usage per week. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
However, using the maximum 1 million token context window will consume your quota dramatically faster than normal interactions: [1, 2]
- Token-to-Message Ratio: A full 1-million-token input consumes \(\approx 1,000,000\) tokens per request, which translates to the equivalent weight of roughly 20 to 50 standard messages in a single prompt.
- Max 1M Context Requests: If you send completely saturated 1M-token requests, you will hit the limit after only 10 to 15 requests within that 5-hour window.
- Smaller Context Requests: If you keep your active context smaller (e.g., a standard 200k context) and make use of caching, you will easily reach the upper 900 requests before hitting the rate limit. [1, 2]
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