Abdul Osama (عبدول أسامة) says existing subscribers to Claude, an AI assistant, can claim credit for running development sessions in the cloud instead of on their own devices. He cites $100 for Pro and $250 for a plan he calls “Pro Max,” with a claim deadline before October 7. The video does not explain the claim steps or the credit’s terms.
You can claim $100 on Pro or $250 in credit on Pro Max. — Abdul Osama
Credits by plan
| Plan as named in the video | Credit mentioned | | --- | --- | | Pro | $100 | | “Pro Max” | $250 |
In numbers
- $100: the credit Abdul mentions for Pro.
- $250: the credit he mentions for the plan he calls “Pro Max.”
- Before October 7: the claim deadline he gives.
What are the credits for?
Abdul says the credits are intended for development sessions running on Cloud—remote servers accessed over the internet—rather than locally on a user’s device. He does not give a specific feature name or explain usage limits.
Background
A credit for a cloud service is not necessarily withdrawable cash. Such credits generally cover eligible usage under an offer’s terms. This is general context, not a term Abdul confirmed for this offer.
What to check next
If you subscribe to Claude, check your account for your plan’s eligibility, the feature name, claim instructions, credit terms and deadline. “Pro Max” reflects Abdul’s wording; its official plan name should be verified.
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