- Open AI ChatGPT Plus subscription costs $20 a month in India, which roughly translates to around Rs 1,650.
- The paid plan will allow you to use ChatGPT during peak hours, priority access to new features and improvements and faster responses.
- Free version of ChatGPT will continue to be available to everyone.
OpenAI’s artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT has got the world talking since it premiered in November last year. Amidst cries of the tool eliminating human jobs from the market, Sam Altman’s OpenAI introduced a Plus subscription service in February. The company has finally announced the premium subscription is now available in India and features GPT-4, which is the latest version of the AI model that was launched recently and improves upon the original ChatGPT in these ways. Additionally, the paid tier also offers early access to new features.
The paid plan will allow you to use ChatGPT during peak hours, priority access to new features and improvements and faster responses. Check out how much ChatGPT Plus costs in India.
ChatGPT Plus price in India
ChatGPT Plus subscription costs $20 a month in India, which roughly translates to around Rs 1,650.
ChatGPT Plus subscription features
- Available even when the demand is high.
- Faster response speed
- Priority access to new features
ChatGPT free version will continue to be available for users across the country, although with a few restrictions.
Users can also use ChatGPT through the Bing search engine. OpenAI’s ChatGPT service has gone viral all over the internet for its AI-based conversational capabilities and the company wants to monetise the service through a paid subscription.
However, there were some controversies and bans due to ChatGPT’s nature and human-like responses that were often mistaken as responses written by a person. The capabilities of the platform opened up early investors such as Microsoft to integrate the ChatGPT experiences within its services. The recent Windows 11 update added ChatGPT-powered Bing in Search.
Competitors like Google (AI chatbot Bard) and Baidu have started to build similar conversational AI experiences.
