Poe cuts Premium plan's monthly points allowance by 34%
Poe's $19.99/mo Premium plan now grants 660,000 compute points per month, down from 1,000,000 — the sticker price is unchanged, but included usage shrank by roughly a third.
$19.99/mo included 1,000,000 compute points/month
$19.99/mo includes 660,000 compute points/month (same price, 34% less usage)
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Poe’s headline “Premium” subscription still lists at $19.99/month ($199.99/year), but the compute-points allowance bundled with it has fallen from 1,000,000 points/month to 660,000 points/month — confirmed directly in the plan’s own product data on poe.com/subscription_plans (the “660 thousand points/month” allotment is attached to the same subscription product that has always carried the $19.99/$199.99 price tag). The other four paid tiers (10K points/day at $4.99, 1.65M/mo at $49.99, 3.3M/mo at $99.99, and 8.25M/mo at $249.99) are unchanged.
Because points map to model cost, this is effectively a quiet ~51% increase in the price-per-point on Poe’s most popular plan — heavy users of frontier or video models will burn through the smaller allowance meaningfully faster than before. Poe’s main /pricing URL also now 404s; the live rate card lives at /subscription_plans.
The $19.99/mo Premium tier's included compute points fell from 1,000,000/month to 660,000/month (a 34% cut) — same sticker price, less usage included. Confirmed via Poe's own subscription-plans product data; the other four tiers are unchanged.