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Claude Code Statistics 2026: Numbers and Facts

Current Claude Code figures on npm downloads, developer surveys, revenue run rates, benchmarks, and pricing, with sample sizes and measurement periods.

FHFinn Hillebrandt
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Claude Code Statistics 2026: Numbers and Facts
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I’ve spent more than 800 hours working with Claude Code.

I started in mid-2025. What I can’t tell you from my own experience is how many other people use it. And Anthropic isn’t saying.

A useful clue comes from JetBrains’ 2026 survey. In it, 39% of more than 15,000 professional developers said they use Claude Code at work.

And Claude Code has only existed since February 24, 2025, when it launched as a research preview.

In this article, I’ll show you the key Claude Code statistics on usage, revenue, pricing, and benchmarks. Here’s the short version:

TL;DRKey Takeaways
  • In JetBrains' 2026 survey, 39% of more than 15,000 professional developers said they use Claude Code at work.
  • Anthropic reported an annualized Claude Code revenue run rate above $2.5 billion on February 12, 2026.
  • The Claude Code npm package reached 562.7 million downloads through October 6, 2026.

1. What Is Claude Code?

Claude Code is Anthropic’s coding agent. It can read a project, edit files, run commands, and manage changes with Git. According to the official documentation, Anthropic offers it in the terminal, IDEs, a desktop app, and a browser.

The main public milestones show the difference between product preview and general availability:

Feb 24, 2025
Research preview
Anthropic first introduced Claude Code as a limited preview.
May 2025
Generally available
Anthropic made Claude Code generally available in May.
Oct 30, 2026
Version 2.1.316
Public GitHub release dated October 30, 2026.

According to Anthropic’s February 24, 2025 announcement, the preview launched alongside Claude 3.7 Sonnet. General availability followed with the May 22, 2025 Claude 4 announcement.

2. GitHub Stars and npm Downloads

The GitHub repository had 154,017 stars according to its repository page on October 31, 2026.

  • 154,017 GitHub stars on October 31, 2026
  • 562,748,153 npm downloads from February 24, 2025, to October 6, 2026
  • 52,946,380 npm downloads in the 30-day period from September 7 to October 6, 2026
  • Version 2.1.316, released October 30, 2026, according to the GitHub releases

The 30-day figure comes from the npm download API. According to npm, these are HTTP downloads of package archives, including build servers, mirrors, and bots.

Cumulative npm downloads (millions)
Sources: npm API
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3. User Numbers and Adoption

Anthropic has not published an absolute count of active Claude Code users. The 2026 Developer Ecosystem Survey from JetBrains offers a current comparison of reported use at work. Its tenth edition surveyed more than 15,000 professional developers worldwide. Across all AI coding agents, 90% of respondents reported using one at least weekly and 68% daily.

January 2026May to July 2026Claude Code18%39%+21ppGitHubCopilot29%21%−8ppOpenAI Codex3%16%+13ppCursor18%12%−6pp
Source: JetBrains, two surveys
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In the JetBrains Developer Ecosystem Survey 2026, 31% called Claude Code their main AI coding tool in the summer wave. Reported use in the United States was 47%.

4. Usage and Popularity in Surveys

The Pragmatic Engineer survey ran from January 27 to February 17, 2026, among newsletter readers, with 906 respondents. A total of 507 of them, or 56%, regularly used AI agents.

4.1 Tools Used by Regular Agent Users

Among regular agent users, 71% named Claude Code, well ahead of GitHub Copilot and Cursor.

Claude Code
71%
GitHub Copilot
46%
Cursor
39%
Source: Pragmatic Engineer AI Tooling Survey 2026
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Respondents could name several tools, so the shares add up to more than 100%.

4.2 Most-Loved AI Tools

The same survey also asked which AI tools respondents love using most and why. Claude Code leads clearly here too.

Claude Code
46%
Cursor
19%
GitHub Copilot
9%
Source: Pragmatic Engineer AI Tooling Survey 2026
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4.3 Claude Code in the Popularity Index

Surveys are snapshots. The gradually.ai popularity index tracks demand month by month instead. It combines Google search volume, usage data such as downloads and installs, and news mentions into a score from 0 to 100.

Popularity index from 0 to 100, higher is more popular · As of November 9, 2026
Claude Code
93
Cursor
83
Codex CLI
83
Google Antigravity
81
Zed
81
GitHub Copilot
76
Pi
75
Devin
73
OpenCode
73
Codex app
72
Source: Gradually popularity index
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5. Revenue and Business Figures

Anthropic publishes some revenue figures as run rates. The chart shows the Claude Code values. August and February are lower bounds (“more than”), and November is the announced $1 billion milestone. Bloomberg describes the metric as projecting a shorter period across a full year.

Claude Code run rate (US dollars)

The figures for Anthropic overall are in a separate table. They do not cover Claude Code alone:

February 12, 2026
Scope
Anthropic overall
Reported figure
$14 billion run rate
Source type
Anthropic statement
Early May 2026
Scope
Anthropic overall
Reported figure
More than $47 billion run rate
Source type
Anthropic statement on May 28
End of July 2026
Scope
Anthropic overall
Reported figure
More than $65 billion run rate
Source type
Bloomberg report, anonymous sources
September 2026
Scope
Anthropic overall
Reported figure
More than $100 billion annualized revenue expected for 2026
Source type
NYT report, cited by Axios

For Claude Code alone, the latest separately stated run rate I found in a public company source was more than $2.5 billion on February 12, 2026. In Anthropic’s February 12 announcement, the company said it had more than doubled since the start of the year. It also said weekly active Claude Code users had doubled since January 1.

The earlier milestones were announced with the $500 million milestone on September 2 and the $1 billion milestone in November, six months after general availability.

Anthropic gave the early-May figure of more than $47 billion in its May 28 announcement. Bloomberg reported the $65 billion on August 18, citing anonymous sources. The expected $100 billion comes from a New York Times report that Axios cited on September 18.

6. Coding Benchmarks

Anthropic publishes Terminal-Bench 4.0 results for its coding models.

Provider results. The effort settings are not identical, so these figures are not a direct ranking.

Benchmark
Terminal-Bench 4.0
Anthropic result
66.4%
Condition
Xhigh effort, reported as Anthropic's highest score
Claude Sonnet 5.5
Benchmark
Terminal-Bench 4.0
Anthropic result
70.6%
Condition
Claude Code --bare, maximum effort

Opus 5.5 was released on September 22, 2026, and Sonnet 5.5 on September 28. For Opus 5.5, Anthropic’s Opus release report specifies Xhigh effort and a 2.6 percentage point standard error.

According to the Sonnet system card, the Sonnet test used Claude Code in “--bare” mode at maximum effort, across 66 tasks and five trials per task, without internet access. The standard error is 2.5 percentage points.

7. What We Know About Successful Work and Productivity

An Anthropic study published June 16, 2026 analyzed about 400,000 interactive sessions from approximately 235,000 people between October 2025 and April 2026. It covered Claude Code in the terminal, Claude.ai, and the desktop app. The table shows shares of sessions with code changes.

Computer and mathematical occupations
Verified success
34%
At least partial success
89%
Other occupations
Verified success
29%
At least partial success
88%
Source: Anthropic, Claude Code in practice
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A session counted as a verified success only if a classifier judged its goal to have been met and there was a verifiable signal such as a commit or passing tests. Sessions without a clear goal (about 7.7%) were excluded.

The same study assigns every session to one of nine work modes. A little over half involve writing, fixing, and testing code. Another 17% concern operating software, and a bit more than a quarter planning, understanding, analysis, and documents.

100%Share of sessions
Writing new code25%
Fixing bugs26%
Testing and orchestrating agents5%
Operating software (deployment, configuration, monitoring)17%
Planning and understanding systems14%
Analyzing data and writing documents13%
Source: Anthropic, Claude Code in practice
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In Anthropic's October 16, 2026 study on work inside its own company, code commits per engineer rose to five times their level six months earlier. The study also follows 192 engineers who adopted coding agents against 74 who did not. Adoption was not random, and more code does not automatically mean better quality or business outcomes.

Anthropic’s Claude Code Analytics API gives organizations daily metrics, including accepted or rejected proposals for file-editing tools, sessions, lines changed, commits, and pull requests.

8. Pricing and Costs

Claude Code is not included in Claude’s free plan. Individual access starts with Pro. Max and Ultra offer higher usage limits.

8.1 Monthly Plan Prices

The chart shows US list prices per month with monthly billing, before taxes. Team prices are per seat.

Pro
$20/month
Max
$100/month
Ultra
$200/month
Team Standard
$25/seat/month
Team Premium
$125/seat/month

8.2 Plan Usage Limits and Annual Prices

Anthropic states plan usage only relative to Pro. Max (formerly Max 5x) offers five times the Pro usage per 5-hour session and per week. Ultra (formerly Max 20x) has no 5-hour limit for verified accounts and offers ten times the Pro weekly usage. Anthropic does not publish absolute message or hour counts. All paid plans also have a weekly limit.

Pro
1x (baseline)
Max
5x
Ultra
10x

According to Anthropic’s pricing page, Pro costs $200 up front with annual billing, which works out to about $17 per month. Team and Enterprise also include Claude Code.

Team requires at least two seats. With annual billing, a Standard seat costs $20 and a Premium seat $100 per month. Premium seats offer five times the usage of Standard seats. Enterprise costs $20 per seat per month, billed annually with a minimum of 20 seats. Usage is billed on top at API rates.

8.3 API Prices per Million Tokens

API pricing depends on the model and number of input and output tokens. Anthropic lists these standard rates per million tokens for its generally available Claude models.

Input
Output
USD per 1M tokens
Claude Fable 5.1
Input: $10
Output: $50
Claude Opus 5.5
Input: $4
Output: $20
Claude Sonnet 5.5
Input: $2
Output: $10
Claude Haiku 5.5 (two price tiers, bar shows the first)
Input: $0.1 / $0.5
Output: $0.5 / $2.5
Claude Fable 5
Input: $10
Output: $50
Claude Opus 5
Input: $5
Output: $25
Claude Sonnet 5
Input: $2
Output: $10
Claude Opus 4.7
Input: $5
Output: $25
Claude Opus 4.6
Input: $5
Output: $25
Claude Sonnet 4.6
Input: $3
Output: $15
Claude Haiku 4.5
Input: $1
Output: $5
Source: Anthropic API pricing documentation
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According to Anthropic’s API pricing documentation, prompt caching and Opus Fast mode have separate prices.

9. Technical Specifications

Anthropic lists the context windows in its model overviews for Claude Opus 5.5 and Claude Sonnet 5.5. Supported surfaces and operating systems are described in the Claude Code documentation and the plan overview. The GitHub repository’s license file refers to Anthropic’s commercial terms.

Latest public version
Figure
2.1.316
Context
GitHub release on October 30, 2026
Surfaces
Figure
Terminal, IDE, desktop app, and browser
Context
According to current documentation
Operating systems
Figure
macOS, Linux, and Windows
Context
Availability varies by surface
Context window Claude Sonnet 5.5
Figure
1,000,000 tokens
Context
Central model value, not guaranteed for every request
Context window Claude Opus 5.5
Figure
1,000,000 tokens
Context
Central model value, not guaranteed for every request
License
Figure
Commercial terms of use
Context
A public GitHub repository is not the same as open source

If you want to try Claude Code, our Claude Code guide has a place to start, and Claude Code vs. OpenAI Codex compares it with its main rival. For general figures about Claude and Anthropic, see Claude Statistics 2026.

10. How popular is Claude Code?

In the gradually.ai popularity index, Claude Code scores 93 out of 100. That is rank 1 of the 36 AI harnesses we track. The index combines search demand, GitHub and package data and mentions in tech media.

In the EU, Claude Code is at rank 1 of 31, in Germany at rank 1 of 31. Use the switch above the chart to change between world, EU and Germany.

The most popular AI harnesses

Popularity index from 0 to 100, higher is more popular.

20 of 36 models

Claude Code93
Cursor83
Codex CLI83
Google Antigravity81
Zed81
GitHub Copilot76
Pi75
Devin73
OpenCode73
Codex app72
Gemini CLI69
Kilo Code66
Devin Desktop (formerly Windsurf)65
Cline65
Qwen Code65
CodeBuddy63
Muse Code59
Aider59
Warp59
Amp58

As of November 9, 2026 · Source: gradually.ai popularity index

11. How popular are Anthropic's models?

Anthropic's most popular model is Claude Opus 5.5 with 86 out of 100 (rank 4 of 645 AI models with a popularity score). In total, 16 Anthropic models have a score; the chart highlights them.

In the EU, Claude Opus 5.5 is at rank 10 of 613, in Germany, Claude Opus 5.5 is at rank 8 of 692. Use the switch above the chart to change between world, EU and Germany.

Popularity of Anthropic models

Popularity index from 0 to 100, higher is more popular.

25 of 111 models

Gemini 3.8 Flash88
DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash87
GLM-5.387
Claude Opus 5.586
Kimi K386
Nano Banana 285
GLM-5.3-Flash85
DeepSeek-V4-Flash85
GPT-6 Luna85
GPT-6 Astra84
MiniMax H384
GPT-5.6 Luna83
Nano Banana Pro82
GLM-5.282
Claude Opus 581
GPT Image 281
Qwen 3.8 27B81
Claude Haiku 5.581
Claude Sonnet 581
Claude Sonnet 5.579
Claude Fable 5.156
Claude Sonnet 4.654
Claude Sonnet 4.550
Claude Fable 545
Claude Opus 4.837

Source: gradually.ai popularity index

12. How good are Anthropic's models?

In the gradually.ai overall index, which combines independent benchmarks into one value, Claude Fable 5.2 is Anthropic's strongest model: rank 1 of 94 with 130.9 points. 15 Anthropic models are ranked in the index. 100 points is the average of a fixed reference group; 15 points more means a model wins about three of four benchmark comparisons.

Overall index (Gradually Meta-Score v5)

24 of 94 models

4 models in this view are measured at a lower reasoning effort than max in the overall index. Dashed column: lower reasoning effort than the top.

Claude Fable 5.2max130.9
Gemini 4 Carbonhigh127.0
Claude Opus 5.5max125.6
Claude Fable 5.1max124.1
Claude Sonnet 5.5max121.8
Gemini 4 Argonhigh121.4
GPT-6 Astramax120.2
Muse Wonder Fullmax118.1
GPT-6.1 Solmax118.0
Claude Opus 5max117.4
Muse Wondermax113.3
Claude Fable 5max112.8
Kimi K3.1 Promax112.6
Muse Ember 1.0max110.4
GPT-6 Solmax109.1
GPT-5.6 Solmax109.1
Gemini 3.7 Flashhigh107.9
Muse Spark 1.3max107.3
Gemini 3.8 Flashhigh106.8
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017max106.7
Claude Haiku 5.5max102.8
Claude Opus 4.8max99.5
Claude Opus 4.7max95.1
Claude Sonnet 5max92.1

13. How often do Anthropic's models hallucinate?

Artificial Analysis uses AA-Omniscience to measure how often a model gives a wrong answer to a knowledge question instead of admitting it does not know. Anthropic's best result comes from Claude Haiku 4.5: 23% of its answers that are not correct are wrong guesses (rank 12 of 66, rank 1 hallucinates least). The median of all measured models is 39%.

7 Anthropic models have a measurement. Each model counts with its best measured setting. The rate describes reliability, not safety in the sense of jailbreaks or harmful content.

Hallucination rate

Share of wrong answers among all answers that are not correct, lower is better. Best measured setting per model.

26 of 66 models

Gemini 4 Carbon4%
Gemini 4 Argon4%
Command A Plus14%
Muse Ember 1.017%
Muse Wonder Full18%
Qwen 3.8 27B18%
Grok 4.720%
Muse Wonder21%
Solar Pro 421%
Muse Spark 1.322%
Nemotron 3 Ultra23%
Claude Haiku 4.523%
Mistral Large 425%
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 101725%
GLM-5.226%
Granite 4.2 30B27%
Gemini 3.5 Flash-Lite27%
Qwen 3.8 Max 090227%
Muse Spark Open28%
K2 Horizon 375B-A23B29%
Claude Haiku 5.534%
Claude Sonnet 5.543%
Claude Opus 5.550%
Claude Fable 5.256%
Claude Opus 559%
Claude Fable 5.160%

Measured by Artificial Analysis (AA-Omniscience)

14. How fast are Anthropic's models?

Claude Haiku 5.5 is the fastest with 164 output tokens per second. The median of all measured models is 69 tokens per second. OpenRouter has measured 14 Anthropic models.

Speed

28 of 94 models

Nemotron 3.5 Lightning180tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Claude Haiku 5.5164tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Gemini 3.5 Flash-Lite145tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Gemini 3.5 Flash142tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
GPT-5 nano136tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
GPT-5.4 mini134tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017126tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite125tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
GPT-5.6 Luna123tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Mistral Medium 3.5118tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash118tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Mistral Small 4112tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Gemini 3.6 Flash110tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
GPT-4.1 nano110tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Ling 3.0 Flash106tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
GPT-5 mini105tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Claude Sonnet 5.5103tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Muse Spark 1.3102tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Gemini 3 Flash Preview101tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
GLM-5.3-Flash101tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Claude Haiku 4.584tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Claude Sonnet 577tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Claude Opus 5.575tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Claude Opus 4.871tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Claude Opus 571tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Claude Fable 5.159tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Claude Opus 4.757tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08
Claude Fable 550tokens/s · Median across providers on OpenRouter from the readings of the last 24 hours (each covering the last 30 minutes), excluding time to first token · Retrieved 2026-11-08

Output tokens per second, measured by OpenRouter

15. How expensive are Anthropic's models?

Via the API, Anthropic's cheapest model, Claude Haiku 5.5, costs $0.20 per 1M tokens. The most expensive is Claude Fable 5 at $20.00. Both are blended prices of three parts input to one part output, as in the LLM price index.

API prices

Blended price in US dollars per 1M tokens, 3 parts input to 1 part output

Claude Fable 520.00  $
Claude Fable 5.120.00  $
Claude Fable 5.216.00  $
Claude Opus 4.510.00  $
Claude Opus 4.610.00  $
Claude Opus 4.710.00  $
Claude Opus 4.810.00  $
Claude Opus 510.00  $
Claude Opus 5.58.00  $
Claude Sonnet 4.56.00  $
Claude Sonnet 4.66.00  $
Claude Sonnet 54.00  $
Claude Sonnet 5.54.00  $
Claude Haiku 4.52.00  $
Claude Haiku 5.50.20  $

Source: gradually.ai LLM price index

Frequently Asked Questions About Claude Code

At Sonnet 5.5's list rates of $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens, 10,000 all-input tokens cost $0.02 and all-output tokens $0.10. For 200,000 tokens, that is $0.40 or $2.00. A real session mixes token types, and Claude Code subscriptions include the usage in the plan.

Anthropic has not published a current absolute count of active Claude Code users. In JetBrains' weighted Developer Ecosystem Survey 2026, 39% of more than 15,000 professional developers worldwide said they used Claude Code at work in May-July 2026.

No. The 39% figure from the JetBrains survey for May-July 2026 refers to professional developers worldwide who self-reported using Claude Code at work. It does not measure revenue share or paid licenses.

More than $2.5 billion in run-rate revenue, as Anthropic reported on February 12, 2026. A run rate annualizes the current revenue pace.

No. In its October 16, 2026 study “How employment is changing at Anthropic”, Anthropic reported that code commits per engineer had risen to five times their level six months earlier. Separately, the study compared 192 engineers who adopted coding agents with 74 who did not. Anthropic cautions that adoption was not random and that more code does not necessarily mean better quality or business outcomes.

Under US pricing, Pro costs $20 with monthly billing or $200 paid up front for a year (effectively $17 per month). Max costs $100 per month and offers five times the Pro usage. Ultra costs $200 per month and offers ten times the Pro weekly usage. API usage is billed separately by model and token count.

For a detailed breakdown of plan tiers and API costs, see the Claude Code pricing guide.

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