Amazon Quick Max targets power users with 5x usage and storage headroom
Amazon Quick Max is the new top billing tier for Amazon Quick, multiplying usage and storage fivefold over the current Plus plan so power users can run large, concurrent agent and workflow workloads all month long. Amazon introduced the tier on September 3 through its AWS What's New channel, expanding the Quick lineup to three plans: Free, Plus, and Max.
The announcement sells headroom over features: Max is aimed at users who want more agents, more workflows, and sustained activity without interruption, with both monthly and annual billing options available. Amazon does not publish a dollar price in the release, and it says Max delivers more value per dollar the more it is used.
New customers can start on the free plan in minutes, while existing Plus subscribers can switch from the account menu in the left navigation without leaving the app.
Why Amazon Quick Max matters
For teams that hit monthly usage ceilings mid-cycle, Amazon Quick Max raises the ceiling itself, which is the constraint that typically stalls larger agent deployments or pushes them to other platforms. The in-app upgrade path means Plus customers can switch in a couple of clicks, leaving the undisclosed price as the main open question.
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Introducing Amazon Quick Max: 5x the usage for power users who want the most out of Quick
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