You are correct, but you don't need openclaw to batch your work. People will figure out ways to use their tokens at that fixed price.

Sure there is a difference. It's like when most mobile companies wouldn't allow tethering because then people would actually use the service.

You can try to stop that, but people will price in those inconveniences. They will simply learn that the fee pays for much less than the token limit and that the company is enforcing some unwritten limits by adding extra limitations to usage.

We will see it play out.