[FEATURE] LIMITS

Open 💬 0 comments Opened Jul 8, 2026 by draykov78-ux

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Problem Statement

Just ran into this myself and it's genuinely frustrating. I pay for my plan, my billing renews, and yet my usage limit is still stuck counting down on its own separate clock — completely disconnected from the payment I just made. It feels like paying a phone bill and being told your data cap from last cycle still applies for a few more hours. Please sync the usage limit reset with the billing renewal date — it's a small change but it would remove a lot of unnecessary frustration for paying subscribers.

Proposed Solution

Sync the usage limit reset cycle with the billing renewal date, rather than running it on an independent rolling window. When a subscription payment processes, the usage limit (session and/or weekly, depending on plan) should reset or be significantly replenished at that point.
A simple implementation could be: instead of a fixed 5-hour or 7-day rolling window that starts arbitrarily, anchor the reset cycle to the user's billing date. This way, paying for a new cycle actually corresponds to getting a fresh allotment of usage, matching the mental model most subscription services (phone plans, streaming, etc.) already use.
At minimum, even a partial fix — like topping up the current cycle's remaining usage on the billing date instead of waiting for the existing window to expire — would remove the frustrating experience of paying and still being locked out for hours afterward.

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Priority

Critical - Blocking my work

Feature Category

CLI commands and flags

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