The monthly AI quota is used up
What “You've used your plan's … AI posts this month” means, what counts, and how to continue: an AI pack, a bigger plan or the next month.
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Every plan has a monthly allowance of AI posts. When it's used up, Sayweek doesn't write new text until you add more or the next month starts. Your existing posts, manual editing and approving keep working.
The message
“You've used your plan's … AI posts this month. Buy +… AI posts or a bigger plan (Settings → Subscription), or wait until it resets at the start of next month.” If you've already bought a pack: “Your … AI posts this month are used up (your plan plus the … you bought).”
What counts
Every post, idea or rewrite Claude writes for you counts as one – so does each image generation. A failed generation doesn't count. You see where you stand under Settings → Subscription, in Usage this month, on the AI posts bar.
How to continue
- Open Settings → Subscription.
- In the AI pack row (+… AI posts) click Buy now and pay – it's credited within seconds.
- Or pick a bigger plan under Compare plans – or wait for the next month, when the quota resets.
“The Anthropic API is overloaded right now or you've hit your limit. Try again in a few minutes.”
This isn't your monthly quota: the AI provider is temporarily overloaded. Wait a few minutes and try again.
“Your 14-day trial has ended. Choose a plan under Settings → Subscription – your posts are kept.”
After the trial, writing and scheduling need a subscription. Pick a plan: Plans and trial.
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