Breaking 20:50 Paris: Two Suspects Arrested After Theft of a Richard Mille Watch Worth 395,000 Euros 20:37 Argentine Patagonia Attracts Giant AI Data Center Projects 20:27 Jaguar Land Rover to Cut 4,000 Jobs Worldwide to Reduce Costs 19:00 New study suggests the moon may have formed within just five hours 18:40 Italy records hottest summer temperatures since 1950 18:18 Swiss Supreme Court upholds legality of Gaza protest coverage 17:47 Belgian football federation withdraws support for Infantino ahead of FIFA election 17:30 Wildfires and heatwaves threaten air quality and public health, UN warns 17:10 New tick-borne virus identified in China causes flu-like symptoms 17:07 Ceuta economy faces losses exceeding €33 million amid border crisis 16:47 TikTok introduces new interactive tools for comments and user engagement 16:32 UN calls for accountability over migrant deaths in US custody 16:16 Moroccan women’s football talent makes growing mark on European leagues 16:00 SpaceX launches 27 Starlink satellites into low Earth orbit 15:59 Wim Wenders Clarifies His Views on Cinema and Politics in Venice 15:52 Lille: Hamza Igamane will miss the regular phase of the Champions League 15:49 China: Beijing Tightens Its Legal Arsenal Against AI Misuse 15:44 South Korea’s economy gains momentum as ai investment and exports strengthen 15:25 Finnish man on trial over alleged online abuse of 361 children 15:10 Morocco records historic trade surplus with Spain in 2025 15:04 Morocco and OECD deepen cooperation as economic ties expand 14:48 UN Human Rights Council opens tense session on Sudan, Ukraine and Myanmar 14:33 Europe’s defence industry struggles to keep pace with Ukraine’s wartime demands 14:25 Merz defeat in Saxony-Anhalt raises questions over Germany’s changing political landscape 14:18 Greenland: The European Union Strengthens Its Partnership with Nuuk with a €200 Million Agreement 14:15 Erdogan ally calls for new constitution and electoral reforms in Turkey 14:14 Nuclear: Saudi Arabia Prepares to Strengthen IAEA Oversight Powers 14:04 Morocco seeks stronger and more competitive position under King Mohammed VI’s leadership 14:00 Russia and North Korea open new bridge to boost cross-border trade 13:42 Drought forces new restrictions on the Panama Canal and threatens global trade 13:21 IAEA: Syrian Nuclear Reactor Was Near Completion 13:21 Indonesia records simultaneous activity at six active volcanoes 13:05 Morocco explores David’s Sling as it strengthens its air defence capabilities 12:45 Huawei unveils new foldable smartphone as premium battle intensifies in China 12:26 South Africa spends nearly 17 billion rand on irregular migrant returns 12:12 Wrestler Andy “The Butcher” Williams dies at 48 after collapsing during match 11:47 Washington reportedly lost a quarter of its MQ-9 Reaper fleet during Iran war 11:32 UN urges action to limit the impact of crossing the 1.5°C climate threshold 11:15 World court begins hearings on Nicaragua’s case against Germany over Gaza 11:00 Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz drops sharply amid rising maritime tensions 10:43 UN backs diplomatic efforts as US envoys pursue talks on Russia-Ukraine war 10:25 Milan prepares administrative shake-up as Ibrahimovic faces reduced influence 10:25 Volkswagen plans to transform its Osnabrück plant into a site dedicated to air defense 10:22 Gianni Infantino seeks another FIFA term amid growing opposition 10:11 Migration Crisis in Ceuta: Majority of Spaniards Disapprove of Sanchez Government's Management 10:10 Global fuel oil supplies face growing shortage risk as refiners prioritize other fuels 09:47 Goldman Sachs warns oil could reach $120 if Middle East shipping attacks escalate 09:32 Trump declares the Moon American property in a provocative wave of AI-generated posts 09:15 Elon Musk congratulates AfD after strong election result in Saxony-Anhalt 09:00 Kim Jong Un unveils new Kang Kon destroyer as part of North Korea’s nuclear deterrence strategy 08:41 US forces sink suspected drug-smuggling vessel off Ecuadorian coast 08:20 Milan remains Italy’s most expensive city to live in in 2026 08:05 Lebanon death toll from Israeli attacks rises to 4,362 since March 2 07:47 Channel crossings continue as UK authorities intercept boat carrying 140 migrants 07:30 Floods and mudslides leave more than 1,300 dead in China and Nepal 07:15 Five killed after Amazon cargo plane crashes beyond runway at Miami airport

Anthropic removes Claude Code from $20 Pro subscription plan

Wednesday 22 April 2026 - 09:00
By: Dakir Madiha
Anthropic removes Claude Code from $20 Pro subscription plan

Anthropic has removed access to its AI coding tool Claude Code from its $20 per month Pro subscription, according to changes observed in the company’s support documentation. The move comes without a formal announcement and reflects mounting pressure on the company’s infrastructure as demand for its services continues to surge.

Users first identified the change after updates to Anthropic’s help pages, where references to “Pro or Max” plans were replaced with mentions of the higher tier Max plan only, priced at $100 per month or more. Cached versions of the same page still showed the earlier wording, confirming the recent update. The company’s pricing comparison page now marks Claude Code as unavailable under the Pro tier, signaling a clear shift in access policy.

Despite the update, some existing Pro subscribers report that they can still use Claude Code through the web interface and command line tools. This has created uncertainty over whether the restriction applies only to new users or whether it will eventually extend to current subscribers. The lack of official clarification has added to confusion among developers who rely on the tool for daily workflows.

The change follows a series of pricing and usage adjustments introduced by Anthropic in recent weeks. Earlier in April, the company restricted Pro and Max subscribers from using their plan limits with third party tools, forcing a transition toward usage based billing. The shift reflects concerns that fixed subscription models were being stretched beyond their intended use, particularly by advanced developer tools that generate high computational demand.

Anthropic has also been adjusting its enterprise pricing structure, moving away from bundled token allocations toward pay as you go billing at contract renewals. Industry analysts note that flat rate subscriptions can effectively subsidize heavy usage, making them difficult to sustain as customer demand accelerates faster than infrastructure capacity.

The pressure on Anthropic’s systems has been visible in recent months. The company acknowledged in March that traffic for Claude services was growing faster than expected. Reports from high tier subscribers indicated that usage quotas could be exhausted within minutes under intensive workloads. A major outage in mid April disrupted access for tens of thousands of users across desktop, mobile, and API services, highlighting the strain on its platform.

For developers who depended on the Pro plan, the options now appear limited to upgrading to higher cost Max tiers or switching to API based billing. It remains unclear whether existing Pro users will retain their current access or face eventual removal of Claude Code, leaving a key question unresolved as Anthropic continues to reshape its pricing and product strategy.


  • Fajr
  • Sunrise
  • Dhuhr
  • Asr
  • Maghrib
  • Isha

Read more

This website, walaw.press, uses cookies to provide you with a good browsing experience and to continuously improve our services. By continuing to browse this site, you agree to the use of these cookies.