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Anthropic shares $200 'Maximum Flexibility' subscription

9 April

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Anthropic PBC, a United States artificial intelligence start-up, revealed on Wednesday its Max plan that will cost up to $200 per month.

In a statement, the company detailed that the Max plan was "designed for those who collaborate with Claude extensively and need expanded access for their most important work." Customers will be able to choose between two levels, Anthropic added.

The first level is called "Expanded Usage," and offers five times more usage than Pro, with a price of $100 per month. The second one is labelled as "Maximum Flexibility" and offers 20 times more usage than Pro, at a price of $200 a month.

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