Claude caps how much you can use each account in a window. A single account means hitting a wall mid-work. Multiple accounts — switched in seconds — remove that wall.
Claude limits usage per account over a rolling window, not per computer or per person. That's why upgrading doesn't always help — the ceiling follows the account, and the only real way around it is another account.
If you rely on Claude for real work, a single account means planning your day around reset timers. Two or three accounts means you simply switch when one is spent. It's the same reason people run multiple browsers — except for Claude, it's accounts.
SwitchClaude keeps up to 5 accounts (Team) in isolated profiles and switches between them in 2 seconds. Add accounts once, switch forever, and never stare at a usage-limit screen again.
SwitchClaude swaps between your Claude accounts from the menubar. One-time payment, no subscription.