OpenAI's new ChatGPT Go tier sits between the free plan and ChatGPT Plus, delivering a cheaper subscription at $8 per month—about 60% less than Plus. Go provides expanded access to ChatGPT-5.2, higher image limits, improved memory, and more message uploads, but it lacks the coding (Codex) and video (Sora) tools available to Plus users. The lower price translates to a $12 monthly saving, though the tier will include ads that are currently rolling out in the United States. For casual users who don't need the full Plus feature set, downgrading to Go could be a sensible trade‑off. Read more →

OpenAI has introduced a new low‑cost subscription tier called ChatGPT Go, expanding the service to the United States and the rest of the world after an initial rollout in India and 170 additional countries. Priced at $8 per month, Go offers users a higher volume of messages, file uploads and image generations than the free tier, positioning it between the free version and the $20‑per‑month Plus plan. The tier is aimed at people who want greater access to OpenAI’s fast GPT‑5.2 Instant model, and it will soon include advertising in the U.S. while higher‑priced plans remain ad‑free. Read more →

Google has launched a new AI Plus subscription in India, priced at ₹199 per month for the first six months before rising to ₹399. The plan offers expanded limits for Gemini 3 Pro and Nano Banana Pro, video generation in Gemini and Flow apps, deeper access to NotebookLM research tools, and 200 GB of shared storage across Photos, Drive, and Gmail. The move follows OpenAI's sub‑$5 ChatGPT Go offering and a wave of AI freebies from companies such as Perplexity, Airtel, and Reliance Jio, signaling a fierce pricing battle to capture India's massive user base. Read more →

OpenAI has launched a promotion that makes its ChatGPT Go subscription free for a full year for users in India. The offer applies to both new and existing subscribers and can be redeemed through the ChatGPT website or the Google Play store, with an Apple App Store rollout expected soon. ChatGPT Go provides a selection of premium features—including extended access to GPT‑5, image generation, file uploads, advanced data analysis, longer memory, and custom GPT tools—at a lower price point than ChatGPT Plus. The move highlights India as a key test market for OpenAI’s pricing experiments and positions the company against local and international AI competitors. Read more →

OpenAI announced a promotion that provides free access to its ChatGPT Go plan for a full year to users in India who sign up during a limited period. The offer applies to both new and existing subscribers, allowing them to enjoy the plan’s enhanced features such as higher usage limits, image generation, and improved memory without paying the regular monthly fee. The company highlighted the strong adoption of its services in India and aims to deepen engagement in one of its largest markets. Read more →

Google announced that its AI Mode, the AI‑powered conversational search experience, is now available to Spanish‑language users. The rollout brings the Gemini‑based chat interface, image uploads, and deep‑topic exploration to a broader market, following a previous expansion that added AI Mode to dozens of countries. Google also highlighted parallel product updates, including conversational photo editing for Android and the wider availability of its Google AI Plus subscription. The move underscores Google’s rapid deployment of generative AI across its services. Read more →

OpenAI has rolled out its low‑cost ChatGPT Go plan in Indonesia, pricing the service at Rp75,000 (about $4.50) per month. The mid‑tier offering sits between the free version and the $20‑plus ChatGPT Plus tier, promising ten times higher usage limits, better conversation memory, and expanded image and file capabilities. The move follows a similar launch in India and positions OpenAI against Google’s newly introduced AI Plus subscription, which bundles its Gemini 2.5 Pro chatbot with creative tools and cloud storage. Read more →