ChatGPT Plus And Gemini AI Pro Cost The Same In India: Which One Should You Buy?

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Last Updated:July 04, 2025, 10:42 IST

ChatGPT and Gemini premium plans cost over Rs 1,900 per month in India but how do they compare and which one is better?

ChatGPT Plus and Gemini AI Pro almost cost the same in India

ChatGPT Plus and Gemini AI Pro almost cost the same in India

ChatGPT Plus and Gemini AI Pro are two paid versions of the popular AI chatbots from OpenAI and Google, respectively. The companies have invested billions into their AI products and now looking to recoup some of that money from its consumers. 

And the best way to do that is to offer a package of the AI chatbots that not only unlocks the latest AI models but also bundles them with a slew of services which makes it attractive for the money people are being asked to pay. 

ChatGPT Plus costs Rs 1,900 per month in India, while the Gemini AI Pro version comes for Rs 1,950 per month, which makes them similar in terms of the price range. But do they offer the same set of features or does OpenAI have more in the bank than a giant like Google? We’ve decided to do this comparison and help you out with the details. 

ChatGPT Plus vs Gemini AI Pro Price In India 

ChatGPT Plus is priced at Rs 1,900 which has to be paid every month. Google is charging Rs 1,950 per month for the Gemini AI Pro plan in India. Earlier it used to be called the Gemini Advanced plan. 

ChatGPT Plus vs Gemini AI Pro: Features That You Get 

Let us first take a look at ChatGPT Plus which has been around for a longer time than Google’s model. Here are the features you get from OpenAI 

ChatGPT Plus will ensure that you get priority access during high-traffic periods so that you don’t get affected by the bottleneck on its server. You can access the GPT 4o model that is OpenAI’s most advanced model, capable of understanding text, images, and audio.Having access to the latest models means ChatGPT responds to your queries a lot faster.

Besides these you also get support for voice conversations, image generation (using DALL-E), File uploads and analysis, Deep Research tools (where available) and Custom GPT creation. 

People have been appealed by these features because their other options were limited. But Google Gemini AI Pro takes the Plus model head on and delivers a more compelling set of benefits. Here’s what you get from Google: 

Google offers 2TB cloud storage for Photos, Drive and Gmail linked to your Google accountAI film making app Flow is available with this planNotebookLM Plus is also accessibleYou can get Gemini Assistant working across Google apps like Docs, Gmail and Sheet

And recently, Google announced that the Veo 3 AI model let you generate 10 videos with native audio support if you take the Gemini AI Pro plan. 

Granted, both these AI chatbot plans have certain limits but that is expected when you pay under Rs 2,000 per month to access the latest and powerful AI models from these companies. And that’s why they have another premium tier plan called the ChatGPT Pro and the Gemini Ultra that gives you all the Plus/Pro features but opens up the AI models to a whole new playground for the users.

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