Claude Usage Bundles: Prepaid Credits for Going Past Your Limits

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⚡ TL;DR Usage bundles are discounted prepaid credit packs. Pro and Max subscribers and Team owners can buy them in Settings, Usage, and one balance covers Claude, Claude Code and Cowork beyond plan limits.

Heavy weeks happen. Claude usage bundles let you keep working past your plan limits at a better rate than standard credits.

Here's how they work. 💳

💳 What Claude Usage Bundles Are

They are prepaid credit packs sold at a discount compared with standard usage credit rates.

👤 Who Can Buy Them

Individual Pro and Max subscribers can buy them, as can Team Owners and Primary Owners.

🛒 How to Buy

Enable usage credits first, then buy bundles from the Usage section of Settings.

💡 Pro tip Buy a bundle before a known crunch week, like a launch, instead of paying standard credit rates on the day.

🔁 What They Cover

One balance covers Claude, Claude Code, Cowork and supported third-party products once your plan limits are exceeded.

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❓ Claude usage bundles FAQ

What are Claude usage bundles?

Prepaid credit packs at a discount to standard usage credit rates.

Who can buy usage bundles?

Pro and Max subscribers, plus Team Owners and Primary Owners.

Where do I buy them?

In Settings, Usage, after enabling usage credits.

What can bundle credits be used for?

Claude, Claude Code, Cowork and third-party products after plan limits.

When are bundle credits used?

Once your plan's included limits are exceeded.

🙏 Credit: This article is based on public information from the Claude Help Center. Claude is a product of Anthropic. Source: support.claude.com.

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