88Z AI, 2 November — OpenAI announced that starting in December, ChatGPT and Codex quotas for Plus, Pro, and Business plans will be merged and measured by tokens, with only Instant quick chat excluded from the shared pool. This move addresses recent user dissatisfaction after quota increases for some Pro and Business plans did not include Plus users. Meanwhile, Codex has tightened its multi-account policy, potentially restricting logins for devices linked to too many paid accounts. Specific quotas and exact effectiv
At a glance
- ChatGPT and Codex quotas merge and shift to token-based measurement in December, excluding Instant chat
- Codex tightens multi-account policy, potentially restricting devices with too many linked paid accounts
The update
OpenAI has officially announced that starting in December, ChatGPT and Codex services under Plus, Pro, and Business subscription plans will have their quotas merged. The new billing method will uniformly measure usage by tokens, excluding the Instant quick chat feature, which will not draw from the shared resource pool. This adjustment is seen as a response to recent user controversy, as OpenAI previously raised usage limits for some Pro and Business plans without including Plus users, leading to widespread dissatisfaction. At the same time, Codex is strengthening account management by tightening its multi-account policy. Devices linked to an excessive number of paid accounts may face login restrictions. Currently, the official specific quota values for the shared pool and the exact effective date have not been released, and users are advised to await further notifications.
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