Google Launches $7.99 ‘AI Plus’ Plan in 35 Countries, Including U.S.
Google has unveiled its new, budget-friendly subscription plan, Google AI Plus, now available in 35 countries, including the United States. This innovative service is priced at $7.99 per month, catering to users seeking enhanced AI capabilities through the Gemini platform.
Key Features of Google AI Plus
The Google AI Plus plan offers several noteworthy benefits compared to the previous Google AI Pro option, which cost $19.99 monthly. Here’s what users can expect:
- Access to Gemini 3 Pro and Nano Banana Pro.
- A suite of AI filmmaking tools within Flow.
- Research and writing assistance via NotebookLM.
- 200GB of storage, shareable with up to five family members.
- 200 monthly AI credits for video generation, doubling those available in the free version.
Promotional Offer for New Subscribers
As part of its launch, Google is providing an enticing promotion. New subscribers can avail themselves of a 50% discount for the first two months, lowering the cost to just $3.99. Following this introductory period, the subscription will revert to the standard $7.99 rate.
Benefits for Google One Premium Users
Customers subscribed to Google One Premium’s 2TB plan will automatically receive the benefits of Google AI Plus for their monthly fee of $9.99. This integration offers additional value for those already invested in Google’s cloud services.
Comparison with Google AI Pro
The Google AI Pro plan remains available at $19.99 per month and provides enhanced features, including:
- A greater number of AI credits for various tasks.
- Expanded access to Flow and Whisk services.
- Inclusion of Gemini 3 Pro in Google Search functionalities.
- Higher daily limits for Gemini Code assist.
- Integration with Google services like Gmail and Docs.
- Access to Google Home Premium resources.
- 2TB of storage, complementing the features of AI Plus.
For more detailed information about the Google AI Plus subscription, visit Filmogaz.com. With its strategic pricing and robust features, Google aims to make advanced AI tools more accessible to a broader audience.
