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Anthropic Launches Cloud Sessions for Claude Code and Gives $100–$250 to Subscribers

Anthropic officially ended the research preview of Claude Code cloud sessions and provided Pro subscribers with $100 and Max subscribers with $250 in credits. For small businesses, this is a chance to freely test the cloud version of the AI assistant without setup.

Anthropic has moved Claude Code cloud sessions out of research preview into full launch. As reported by dev.ua, paid subscribers now receive credits to test the new feature: $100 for Pro, $250 for Max.

What Cloud Sessions Change

Cloud sessions allow running Claude Code directly in Anthropic’s infrastructure, bypassing the need for powerful local hardware or complex environment setup. For small business owners and managers using AI to automate development tasks, analyze code, or generate prototypes, this means lower barrier to entry and the ability to work with the AI assistant from any device.

Why This Matters for Small Business

  • Free testing — the received credits ($100 or $250) allow exploring functionality without budget risk. This is especially valuable for startups where every hryvnia counts.
  • Increased productivity — cloud sessions remove local software limitations, enabling faster code review, refactoring, or API integration.
  • Scaling without costs — small businesses can access powerful computing resources without buying expensive hardware, paying only for used cloud sessions.

How to Take Advantage of the Offer

Current Pro and Max subscribers have already received credits to their accounts. To activate cloud sessions, log in to Claude Code and select the Cloud Sessions option. Credits are valid for a limited time, so it’s worth testing the feature soon.

Conclusion

The launch of Cloud Sessions is not just a technical update — it signals that Anthropic is betting on cloud infrastructure as the primary way to deliver AI agents. For Ukrainian small businesses seeking budget-friendly automation, this is an opportunity to get free credit and evaluate whether integrating Claude Code into daily work is worthwhile.

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Author: Andrew Syromyatnikov · Founder of InfoCombiner

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