Alibaba Cloud: Token Plan quota increased by over 70%, while the monthly fees for Lite / Essential / Standard remain unchanged
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Alibaba Cloud announces an increase in the subscription quota for the Token Plan personal version. The monthly fees for the Lite, Essential, and Standard packages remain unchanged, with the monthly quota increased by about 74% to 78%. For the Pro package, both the quota and price are adjusted, resulting in a reduction of more than 40% in the cost per unit quota.
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IT News on November 9th: Alibaba Cloud today announced an increase in the subscription quota for the Token Plan personal version. The monthly fees for the Lite, Essential, and Standard packages remain unchanged, with the monthly quota increased by approximately 74% to 78%.

Among them, the quota for the Lite package has been increased from 11,500 Credits to 20,000 Credits, with a monthly fee of 39 yuan; the quota for the Essential package has been increased from 25,500 to 45,000 Credits, with a monthly fee of 79 yuan; and the quota for the Standard package has been increased from 45,000 to 80,000 Credits, with a monthly fee of 139 yuan.

The top-tier Pro package has seen adjustments to both the quota and price: the quota has been increased from 180,000 to 200,000 Credits, and the monthly fee has been reduced from 499 yuan to 312 yuan, a decrease of about 37.5%. Calculated by dividing the monthly fee by the monthly quota, the unit quota costs for the four tiers Lite, Essential, Standard, and Pro have decreased by approximately 42.5%, 43.3%, 43.8%, and 43.7% respectively, with all reductions exceeding 40%.

IT has noted that this adjustment also applies to existing subscribed users. Starting today, the new quotas for the four packages will gradually take effect, and the total quota for the current subscription period will be adjusted to the new standards; Pro existing users will not see a change in price for the current period, but the new prices will apply from the next subscription period onwards. Upgrades and renewals will be conducted at the new rates.

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