OpenAI: Starting in December, ChatGPT and Codex Will Share a Unified Usage Allowance
OpenAI has published an announcement stating that starting in December, users of the Plus, Pro, and Business subscription plans will share a unified usage allowance between ChatGPT and Codex, against the backdrop of bringing Work's agent capabilities into the main ChatGPT experience. Usage in both places is measured uniformly in Tokens, and the rate of consumption depends on the selected model and task complexity; Instant Chat does not consume the allowance. Users can view their combined remaining allowance and next reset time in Settings → Usage; after the allowance is exhausted, they can wait for automatic reset, upgrade their subscription, or purchase additional Credits.
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OpenAI: Starting in December, ChatGPT will share a quota with Codex
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According to the official statement, preparations for the transition are being fully advanced to ensure that users' workflows are not disrupted. It is expected that the vast majority of users will not need to wait for quota resets more frequently than before.
At that time, users can view the combined remaining quota and the next reset time in Settings → Usage. If the quota is exhausted, users can choose to wait for the quota to reset automatically, upgrade their subscription plan, or purchase additional Credits to continue using the relevant features.