Free
$0
Limited access to OpenAI's models for everyday use
- Limited messages
- Limited file uploads
- Limited image generation
- May show ads in some regions

OpenAI's AI assistant for writing, research, coding, image generation and voice chat
ChatGPT is a general-purpose AI assistant made by OpenAI. Users type, speak or upload files and images, and the assistant answers in text, voice or generated images. It is used for drafting and editing text, summarizing documents, answering questions with web search, writing and debugging code, analyzing data, and generating images. It launched on November 30, 2022, and runs on the web and in apps for iOS, Android, macOS and Windows.
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$0
Limited access to OpenAI's models for everyday use
$8/month
Low-cost plan with more usage than Free
$20/month
For individuals who want more capable models and higher limits
$100/month
High-volume use for research and coding
$200/month
Higher usage than Pro 100
$500/month
Highest usage tier
$25/user/mo
For small teams, with a two-seat minimum
Custom/user/mo
For large organizations, priced by contract
Scored out of 10 by the Finder Atlas editorial team.
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Added a feature that creates documents from connected apps and files.
OpenAI began testing ads for logged-in adult users on the free tier in the US.
Added a separate space for health conversations, not available in the UK, Switzerland or the EEA.
Launched a browser with an agentic mode for taking actions online.
Added connectors based on the Model Context Protocol.
Launched an agent that performs multi-step tasks.
Launched a coding agent inside ChatGPT.
Based on 1 review
We use ChatGPT daily for drafts and triage: first passes on directory copy, rewriting stiff sentences, and turning a messy support note into a short action list. It is quick, and the coding help is good enough to sketch a fix before we check it in a real editor. The limit is trust: answers can be confidently wrong, so we never publish a fact or a code change without reading it ourselves.
Yes. The Free plan has no charge but limits messages, uploads, image generation and access to the most capable models. In some regions, including the US, the Free and Go plans may show ads.
Plus costs $20 per month in the US. It raises usage limits and adds access to more advanced models and features compared with Free and Go.
Pro plans are for heavy use. Third-party sources list tiers at $100, $200 and $500 per month, with usage of roughly 5x and 20x Plus on the first two. Check the plan page for current limits.
On consumer plans, conversations may be used to improve models unless you turn that off in the data controls settings. Business and Enterprise data is not used for training by default.
Yes. OpenAI publishes ChatGPT apps for iOS and Android. The app supports voice conversation, photo upload and image generation, and syncs history across devices.
No. The API is a separate OpenAI product billed by usage. A ChatGPT plan does not include API credits.
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