内容来源：https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/04/anthropic-says-claude-code-subscribers-will-need-to-pay-extra-for-openclaw-support/

内容总结：

人工智能公司Anthropic宣布，自太平洋时间4月4日中午起，Claude Code订阅用户将无法继续通过订阅额度使用OpenClaw等第三方工具平台调用其编程助手服务，需额外按量付费。该公司表示，该政策将从OpenClaw开始逐步覆盖所有第三方平台。

Anthropic的Claude Code负责人鲍里斯·切尔尼解释称，现有订阅模式并非为第三方工具的使用场景设计，此次调整旨在可持续地服务客户。此前，OpenClaw创始人彼得·斯坦伯格宣布加入OpenAI，并透露曾与Anthropic协商仅将价格调整推迟一周。斯坦伯格质疑此举是Anthropic在将热门功能整合至自有平台后对开源生态的排挤。

切尔尼回应称团队仍支持开源，此次变更是出于工程限制考虑，公司将提供全额退款。与此同时，OpenAI近期关闭了Sora应用及视频生成模型，据称是为集中资源争夺日益依赖Claude Code等产品的软件工程师与企业客户市场。

中文翻译：

Claude Code订阅用户若想通过OpenClaw等第三方工具使用Anthropic的编程助手，即将面临费用上涨。

根据Hacker News上分享的一封客户邮件，Anthropic表示从太平洋时间4月4日（今日）中午起，订阅用户将"无法继续通过包括OpenClaw在内的第三方工具调用Claude订阅额度"。取而代之的是，用户需通过"独立于订阅费用的按量计费选项"支付额外使用费。

该公司表示，虽然今日先从OpenClaw开始实施，但该政策"适用于所有第三方工具，并将很快推广至更多平台"。Anthropic旗下Claude Code负责人鲍里斯·切尔尼在X平台发文称，公司的"订阅服务并非为适配此类第三方工具的使用模式而设计"，并表示Anthropic正"审慎管理业务增长，以期长期可持续地服务客户"。

此次政策调整前，OpenClaw创始人彼得·斯坦伯格刚宣布将加入Anthropic的竞争对手OpenAI，而OpenClaw将在OpenAI支持下作为开源项目继续运营。斯坦伯格发文透露，他与OpenClaw董事会成员戴夫·莫林曾"试图说服Anthropic理性决策"，但仅成功将涨价计划推迟一周。

"时机如此巧合——他们先把热门功能复制到自家封闭平台，接着就封锁开源渠道。"斯坦伯格评论道。

切尔尼则坚称Claude Code团队成员"都是开源项目的拥护者"，他本人"刚提交了几个专门优化OpenClaw提示缓存效率的拉取请求"。他表示："这更多是工程架构限制所致"，并补充说Anthropic仍在为订阅用户提供全额退款，"我们知道并非所有人都意识到我们本不提供此类支持，此举正是为了明确界定服务边界。"

与此同时，OpenAI近期关闭了Sora应用及视频生成模型。据报道，此举旨在释放计算资源，也是其重新聚焦战略的一部分——该公司正着力争取日益依赖Claude Code等产品的软件工程师与企业客户。

英文来源：

It’s about to become more expensive for Claude Code subscribers to use Anthropic’s coding assistant with OpenClaw and other third-party tools.
According to a customer email shared on Hacker News, Anthropic said that starting at noon Pacific on April 4 (today), subscribers will “no longer be able to use your Claude subscription limits for third-party harnesses including OpenClaw.” Instead, they’ll need to pay for extra usage through “a pay-as-you-go option billed separately from your subscription.”
The company said that while it’s starting with OpenClaw today, the policy “applies to all third-party harnesses and will be rolled out to more shortly.”
Anthropic’s head of Claude Code Boris Cherny wrote on X that the company’s “subscriptions weren’t built for the usage patterns of these third-party tools” and that Anthropic is now trying “to be intentional in managing our growth to continue to serve our customers sustainably long-term.”
The announcement comes after OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger said he was joining Anthropic rival OpenAI, with OpenClaw continuing as an open source project with support from OpenAI.
Steinberger posted that he and OpenClaw board member Dave Morin “tried to talk sense into Anthropic” but were only able to delay the increased pricing by a week.
“Funny how timings match up, first they copy some popular features into their closed harness, then they lock out open source,” Steinberger said.
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Cherny, however, insisted that Claude Code team members are “big fans of open source” and that he himself “just put up a few [pull requests] to improve prompt cache efficiency for OpenClaw specifically.”
“This is more about engineering constraints,” he said, adding that Anthropic is still offering full refunds for subscribers. “We know not everyone realized this isn’t something we support, and this is an attempt to make it clear and explicit.”
Meanwhile, OpenAI recently shut down its Sora app and video generation models, reportedly to free up computing resources and as part of a broader effort to refocus on winning over software engineers and enterprises that are increasingly relying on products like Claude Code.