When does your Poe quota reset?

For free users, Poe's official FAQ says points reset at the end of each 24-hour period. Subscribers receive points daily and/or monthly depending on their plan, counted from when the subscription was purchased — monthly points renew on the point renewal date shown in Settings.

Nobody outside Poe knows — because Poe has never published it. There is no official reset hour and no official time zone, for free or paid accounts. Sites quoting a precise Poe reset time (midnight UTC, midnight Pacific, or anything else) are guessing. What you can see exactly is your own renewal date, in Settings on poe.com.

Poe does not officially publish the number. Third-party trackers reported the free daily allowance was cut from 3,000 to 300 points/day around March 30, 2026, and Poe's developer account publicly acknowledged the cut in an app-store review response. So: ~300/day is the current reported figure — enough for a handful of messages to premium bots, or more to cheaper ones, since every bot charges its own rate.

Generally, no. Poe's Terms of Sale (rewritten March 19, 2026) say unused points do not roll over unless your specific plan says otherwise — roll-over points are listed as a feature only some subscription plans may include, alongside a possible cap on points held at one time. Free points explicitly never roll over. Add-on points are the exception in practice: they don't roll over either — they simply live for one year from purchase.

Add-on points are a top-up subscribers can buy beyond their plan, starting at $30 per 1 million points. They're usable for one year from purchase, and they're non-refundable, non-transferable, and have no cash value. Settings shows them separately from plan points under Available points, and you can also buy them from the API Key page via Stripe checkout.

It depends on the bot, the model behind it, and your message. Each bot sets its own point rate, shown on its profile and via the Rates button at the top of the chat. Longer messages, attachments, and premium models cost more. One offset: Poe applies automatic discounts on cached context for some models — documented at up to 50% for applicable OpenAI models and 90% for applicable Anthropic models.

On poe.com, open Settings. The Points section's View Points History gives a per-message cost breakdown and full history; the Settings page also shows your plan, payment date, point renewal dates, and your plan vs add-on totals. There is no public page — including this one — that can show your numbers; they're behind your login by design.

On your point renewal date — the monthly date tied to when you purchased the subscription, shown in Settings. Poe's Terms of Sale describe points as granted “on a regular basis (daily and/or monthly) from when you purchased your Poe Subscription.” Whether the grant lands at the exact purchase moment within that day is not published.

Three things. (1) In March 2026 the free daily allowance was reportedly cut 3,000 → 300 points. (2) Poe rewrote its Terms of Sale on March 19, 2026, reframing plans as daily-and/or-monthly point bundles with per-plan features (roll-over points, maximum points at one time, shared/group subscriptions, auto top-up). (3) The old single-plan model (~$19.99/mo for ~1M points/month) was replaced by a multi-tier ladder — reported as a 10,000-points/day starter up to 8.25M points/month, priced from $4.99 to $249.99/mo.

Yes — shared and group subscriptions are a documented feature of Poe's current Terms of Sale. Each group member can use up to 100% of the subscriber's point pool, but only the subscriber can purchase add-on points. Note a shared pool drains at the combined rate of everyone in the group — the reset schedule doesn't change.