Enterprise AI tools enforce hidden usage limits without disclosing throttling to paying customers
Enterprise plans marketed as having unlimited AI usage secretly throttle heavy users through undisclosed caps, causing UI degradation, frozen chat sessions, and silently deleted content without any notification. This deceptive behavior breaks trust with paying enterprise customers and creates unpredictable performance at the worst times. Organizations cannot plan workflows around tools that behave differently under load without transparency.
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