Codex announces usage-limit reset across all paid plans

Written by AI from the cited sources and checked by an automatic fact gate before publishing. Numbers and product names must appear in a cited source. It does not read your account; check your own Usage page for your reset time.

What happened

In an announcement dated 2026-06-04, the author said Codex usage limits had been reset across all paid plans. The stated reason was three separate reliability incidents over the preceding 24 hours. The author also said active steps were being taken to prevent those incidents from recurring.

Who the announcement covers

The stated scope is Codex users across all paid plans. The announcement does not name individual plans or specify the allowance each account received.

What the source does not establish

The post reports a reset; it does not provide account-level confirmation that every account received one. It does not specify which usage windows were affected or provide a future reset schedule. Its publication date should not be treated as your account’s reset time.

The Codex usage guidance says usage depends on the model and task, and weekly limits may also apply. Accounts should not be assumed to have identical allowances or synchronized resets. A banked reset is a credit the account holder chooses when to use, rather than evidence of an immediate refill.

Check your own account

WhenReset does not read or connect to user accounts. Check your own Usage page for your personal reset time.

1. Open your Codex Usage page.
2. Read the allowance and reset time displayed there for your account.
3. If useful, manually type that time into a personal timer. The time you type is stored in your browser.

Related earlier announcement

An earlier post dated 2026-05-31 said limits would reset “tomorrow morning” to celebrate. That post did not specify a timezone or plan coverage. It was an announcement of an intended reset, not account-level confirmation of completion.

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