OpenAI Accused of Quietly Halving $200 Pro Plan Value Hours Before DevDay
CtrlAltDwayne · x · 2026-09-29
A user reports OpenAI cut the old $200 Pro "20x" plan to roughly half its previous API-equivalent usage value just hours before DevDay, on top of months of vague limits, unclear pricing, and silent nerfs.
@CtrlAltDwayne ties this to a broader pattern: the Pro plan reduction, the cancelled Astra 6.1, compute problems, and a paused IPO. His take: if DevDay produces no surprise, OpenAI's missteps will be studied for years, and the company looks like it's holding on for life amid rising competition.
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