OpenAI lists Go $8, Plus $20, Pro $100 tiers

OpenAI has added a lower-cost ChatGPT Go plan at $8 a month and now describes two ChatGPT Pro tiers priced at $100 and $200, according to OpenAI product pages and Help Center articles published or updated in 2026. The company’s January 16 post announcing the global rollout of ChatGPT Go said the launch gave ChatGPT three global subscription tiers: Go at $8, Plus at $20 and Pro at $200. Separate OpenAI support and developer pages updated in May describe Pro as a two-tier offering, with a new $100 option alongside the existing $200 level. The changes clarify how OpenAI is segmenting consumer subscriptions around usage limits, especially for Codex, its coding product. ### When did OpenAI put the new pricing structure in place? April 9, 2026, is the date OpenAI used in a community announcement introducing a new $100-a-month Pro tier. In that post, OpenAI said it was “updating” ChatGPT Pro and Plus subscriptions to support heavier Codex use and was adding a $100 option. January 16, 2026, is when OpenAI announced that ChatGPT Go was rolling out worldwide. That post said Go had first launched in India in August 2025 and was then expanding to 170 additional countries. ### What does OpenAI now list for consumer plans? OpenAI’s January 16 product post said ChatGPT Go costs $8 a month in the United States, ChatGPT Plus costs $20 a month and ChatGPT Pro costs $200 a month, with Go pricing localized in some markets. (community.openai.com) OpenAI’s Help Center now says ChatGPT Plus is $20 a month and describes Pro as two tiers: “Plus $20,” “Pro $100,” and “Pro $200.” The support article says the $100 Pro tier is “built for real projects,” while the $200 tier is for “heavy lifting.” (openai.com) OpenAI’s Codex pricing page also lists Free, Go, Plus and Pro for individuals, and says Pro starts “from $100/month.” That page presents Pro as a choice between “5x or 20x higher rate limits than Plus.” (openai.com) ### What is different between Pro $100 and Pro $200? OpenAI’s Help Center says both Pro tiers include the same core capabilities, including Pro models, Codex, deep research, image creation, memory and file uploads. (help.openai.com) The main difference, OpenAI says, is usage allowance. The $100 Pro tier gives users 5x higher usage than Plus, according to the Help Center, while the $200 tier gives 20x higher usage than Plus. (developers.openai.com) OpenAI also says the $100 plan gets 10x Codex usage versus Plus through May 31 as a launch promotion, while the $200 tier carries 20x Plus Codex usage on an ongoing basis and temporarily keeps higher five-hour Codex limits through March 31. (help.openai.com) ### Where does Go fit between Free and Plus? ChatGPT Go is positioned as a lower-cost paid plan for users who want more access than the free tier without moving up to Plus. OpenAI’s January 16 post said Go offers 10x more messages, file uploads and image creation than Free, along with longer memory and context, while still sitting below Plus on limits and model access. (help.openai.com) OpenAI’s Help Center says Go includes unlimited chat access to GPT-5.5 Instant, extended access to image generation, file uploads and advanced data analysis, plus access to projects, tasks and custom GPTs. The company says Go is available in all countries where ChatGPT is supported. ### Is this consumer pricing or business pricing? (openai.com) OpenAI separates the individual plans from its business offerings. The company’s business pricing page lists ChatGPT Business at $20 per user per month when billed annually, or $25 monthly, and Enterprise at custom pricing. The consumer changes discussed here sit on the ChatGPT side of the product lineup. (help.openai.com) OpenAI’s Help Center says Go, Plus and Pro are monthly subscriptions, while API usage is billed separately. May 31, 2026, is the next date attached to the pricing changes. OpenAI says the temporary 2x Codex boost on the $100 Pro tier runs through that date, and it directs users to the pricing page and plan articles for current limits and upgrades. (openai.com) (help.openai.com 1) (help.openai.com 2)