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About Claude for Work (Team and Enterprise plan) Usage

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Do Claude for Work (Team and Enterprise) plans have any usage limits?

Yes. Team and Enterprise plans offer more usage per user than the Pro plan so every team member can get what they need from Claude.

Practically, what do these limits mean?

The number of messages you can send per session will vary based on the length of your messages, including the size of files you attach, the length of current conversation, and the model or feature you use. Your session-based usage limit will reset every five hours.

If your conversations are relatively short and use a less compute-intensive model, you can expect the following depending on message length, conversation length, and Claude's current capacity.

Plan and seat type

Team plan standard seats

Team plan premium seats

Usage limit

More usage per user than the Pro plan

225 messages every five hours

Claude Code weekly hours

No Claude Code access

50-95 hours of Sonnet 4 usage and 3-7 hours of Opus 4 or 4.1 usage

If you’re on an Enterprise plan and looking for more specific information about usage limits, please reach out to your Account Manager or our Sales team.

To manage capacity and ensure fair access to all users, we may limit your usage in other ways, such as weekly and monthly caps or model and feature usage, at our discretion. Refer to Usage Limit Best Practices for more information about optimizing your usage limits.

Do usage limits apply across the team or to individual members?

Usage limits on Team and Enterprise plans are per-member, rather than applied to the team as a whole.

Where can I learn more about seat types?

Refer to this article for more information about seat types and expanded usage limits: How to purchase and manage premium seats on Claude for Work (Team and Enterprise) plans.

How do usage limits work when using Research on Team or Enterprise plans?

See Using Research on Claude for an explanation of how usage limits work with this feature.

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