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Is ChatGPT Plus still worth it for a VERY heavy user in 2026?

Thinking about getting Plus again for a month. I use AI very heavily, roughly 70–80% coding/agentic work (repos, debugging, multi-file edits, terminal, long sessions) and the rest for research, school, general questions, etc. My biggest issue is usage limits. I keep seeing very different experience…

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  1. 2026-09-20 06:59 · r/ChatGPT
    Is ChatGPT Plus still worth it for a VERY heavy user in 2026?

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