A September 3 announcement from @thsottiaux says paid ChatGPT users who do not yet have access to Astra will receive one banked reset for each day they remain without access. The policy starts immediately, with the first reset expected to arrive in roughly three hours.

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How the Astra reset policy works

The announcement ties the benefit to the length of the access delay. For every day that an eligible user cannot access Astra on a paid ChatGPT plan, one reset will be added to their banked balance. The post does not provide further details about how the resets can be used, but it presents them as a way to account for days when Astra is unavailable to those users.

The first reset is expected within hours of the announcement, while additional resets would accumulate for each subsequent day without access. That makes the timing of Astra availability relevant: users who receive access sooner would have fewer days without the service, while those waiting longer could receive more banked resets under the announced approach.

Account creation reminder

The post also says there is still time to create an account for people who do not have one. It does not add further eligibility or rollout details, so readers should treat the announcement’s stated terms as the available information: paid-plan users without Astra access are promised one banked reset per day beginning on the announcement date.