Claude Code optimizer
UsageOptimizer optimizes how your tokens get spent, so your plan carries you a lot further. Buy it once, install it, and that is the whole job.
One time payment, no subscription. Pays for itself within the first month on a Max plan.
Up to 35% further on the same plan, worth $54 a month
Setup
Your key appears on the receipt page the second you pay, and lands in your inbox too.
One line in your terminal. Works on macOS, Windows and Linux.
It sets itself up for the way you work. Every session from then on runs optimized.
$ npm install -g usageoptimizer installed $ usageoptimizer Licence key: •••••••••••••••• activated done. every session from here on runs further
How it adds up
Nothing warns you when tokens are being spent on things you would never miss. You simply hit your limit sooner than you should and assume that is what the work costs.
UsageOptimizer optimizes how those tokens get spent, so the same subscription carries you a lot further. Buy it once, install it, and that is the end of it.
One day's work, measured both ways
Same tasks. Same results. Same way of working.
Where the numbers come from
Every figure on this page comes out of that data rather than a guess. How much you gain depends on how heavily you use Claude Code, which is why we quote a range instead of a promise.
Price
No monthly fee and nothing to cancel. On a Max plan it pays for itself inside the first month, then keeps going.
Plus VAT where it applies, added at checkout.
Get UsageOptimizerOne command to install. It sets itself up for the way you work, and every session from then on runs optimized.
One command in your terminal. It takes under a minute and works immediately, with nothing to set up afterwards.
No. Your projects, your habits and your workflow all stay exactly as they are. You just stop running out so quickly.
No. Your code and your usage never leave your machine. The only thing that ever goes out is your licence key, once, when you activate. After that it never contacts anything again, and there is no account and no telemetry.
No. The optimizing is deliberately conservative, so you get the same Claude you already know. The only thing that changes is how far your plan goes.
No, they are estimates based on real usage. How much you gain depends on how heavily you use Claude Code, so treat the numbers above as a guide rather than a promise.