Research
What AI companies have said in public about abuse of their own platforms, with the evidence, and the market for resold access to AI models.
Reports
Inference abuse market
Our research maps how stolen and resold access reaches AI platforms.
Cases
What AI companies have said in public about abuse of their own platforms, with the evidence.
What Claude's weekly limits show about subscription resale
A flat-rate plan priced for one person becomes cheap token supply when it is shared. Anthropic answered in 2025 with a weekly cap on Pro and Max subscribers, and software that shares subscriptions as an API appeared five months later.
Codex, sub2api and the false-positive cost of stopping resale
Two public statements from OpenAI in 2026 show both sides of enforcement against subscription resale. One warned people running sub2api. The other was an incident report for Codex users the same systems caught by mistake.
Six AI products that changed free access after abuse
Free credits brought these six products their users. Abuse changed how each product offered access. This case records the decision and the cost to real users so founders can protect a free plan without guessing.
Monthly bulletins
Short monthly updates on new relay and resale services and their prices. The first bulletin follows the report.