the way these subscription plans work is there's a pool of compute and you…

dax argues in a post that individuals holding many AI subscriptions make a shared plan less viable for the provider. The reasoning is that a subscription draws on a pool of computing capacity, and the only way to justify not selling that capacity to higher-margin API customers is to serve as many people as possible from it. The post quotes a user reporting 22 accounts on Anthropic's Claude Max plan. It is an attributed opinion about the provider's incentives; it supplies no financial data establishing when heavy use makes a plan unprofitable.