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Claude Max Plan Price 2026: Max 5x vs Max 20x, 5x Wins

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The Claude Max plan price is $100 per month for Max 5x and $200 per month for Max 20x, both billed monthly only (Anthropic Help Center). Max 5x wins for most buyers: the two tiers are feature-identical, so the extra $100 buys nothing but headroom. Max 20x only pays off if you hit Pro-level limits every working day — and two separate Max 5x seats cost the same as one Max 20x, often the better split for two users. Max 5x: $100/month. Max 20x: $200/month.

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