
"OpenAI launched its low-cost ChatGPT Go subscription in India last August, priced at INR399/month. Since then, ChatGPT Go has been rolled out to 170 countries and is now available in all markets where ChatGPT is available, including the US. In the US, ChatGPT Go costs $8/month, while ChatGPT Plus and Pro cost $20/month and $200/month, respectively. You can head this way to check the pricing and features of all ChatGPT plans available in your country."
"In addition to announcing the global launch of ChatGPT Go, OpenAI said it plans to start testing ads in the US in the coming weeks for logged-in adults on ChatGPT's free and Go tiers. ChatGPT's Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans will remain ad-free. OpenAI says that responses in ChatGPT will not be influenced by ads, which will always be separate from organic answers and clearly labeled. Moreover, your conversations with ChatGPT will remain private from advertisers."
"OpenAI plans to start testing ads by displaying them at the bottom of ChatGPT answers when there's a relevant sponsored product or service based on your conversation with the AI chatbot. The image below, shared by OpenAI, shows what the first ad formats could look like during the test. ChatGPT users might also see an ad and be able to directly ask the questions needed to make a purchase decision."
OpenAI launched a low-cost ChatGPT Go subscription in India last August at INR399/month and expanded it to 170 countries, making it available in all ChatGPT markets including the US. In the US, ChatGPT Go costs $8/month, while ChatGPT Plus costs $20/month and Pro costs $200/month. OpenAI will test ads in the US for logged-in adults on the free and Go tiers, while Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans will remain ad-free. Ads will be separate from responses, clearly labeled, and conversations will remain private from advertisers. Ads will appear at the bottom of answers when a relevant sponsored product or service matches the conversation, and users may be able to ask questions to facilitate purchase decisions.
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