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Google cut its entry-level AI subscription from $7.99 to $4.99 per month and doubled included storage from 200 gigabytes to 400 gigabytes — a move announced Monday that signals the budget AI pricing battles that started in markets like India have now crossed into the United States.
With both OpenAI and Anthropic having filed confidentially to go public, the repricing arrives at a moment when investor scrutiny of AI margin sustainability is intensifying.
What Changed and What the Plan Covers Google AI Plus launched in January as the most affordable paid AI subscription in the U.S., aimed at individual users and students rather than enterprise accounts.
The plan includes video generation through Omni Flash, the creative studio Google Flow, and NotebookLM, the company's AI research assistant.
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