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OpenAI just launched ChatGPT Go in India for ₹399

ChatGPT Go launches in India: OpenAI must forge local partnerships to increase adoption, says analyst

Neil Shah, Counterpoint Research's co-founder and vice president, discusses the launch of ChatGPT Go, OpenAI's cheapest subscription plan, in India.

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OpenAI launches a sub-$5 ChatGPT plan in India

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OpenAI rolls out its most affordable ‘ChatGPT Go’ plan in India: Key features, benefits

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ChatGPT Go: A fine line between affordability and data privacy

On Tuesday, OpenAI announced ChatGPT Go, a new, low-cost subscription plan that provides expanded access to ChatGPT’s most popular features for ₹399/month.

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Best AI subscription plans 2025: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, and Grok compared

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India’s ChatGPT gambit: Is it a testbed or AI trailblazer?

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ChatGPT goes desi: New ₹399 subscription with GPT-5 now available, OpenAI allows UPI payments in Indian currency

The new tier sits between the free and Plus options.

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Will Mukesh Ambani-owned Reliance Industries join hands with OpenAI to distribute ChatGPT through Reliance Jio?

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ChatGPT’s new Rs 399 subscription plan is now live: How to buy it with UPI payment method

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ChatGPT Go, Exclusive to India: 6 Key Features You Should Know

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Go in India at ₹399 per month, offering GPT-5 access, longer memory, file uploads, and advanced tools—an affordable AI upgrade.

OpenAI introduces 'ChatGPT Go' in India, offers higher query limits, image generation for Rs 399 per month

OpenAI has introduced 'ChatGPT Go' in India for Rs 399 per month. The company has also enabled UPI payments for users to subscribe.

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How to access the new ChatGPT Go subscription in India

Learn how to access ChatGPT Go, a new and affordable subscription plan from OpenAI available exclusively in India, with features like UPI payments, news, data & AI

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Use ChatGPT as second opinion, not primary source: OpenAI executive

OpenAI’s latest language model, GPT-5, may be more powerful and accurate than its predecessors, but the company has warned users not to treat ChatGPT as their main source of information.