Google reveals $250 per month ‘AI Ultra’ plan
Google Unveils AI Ultra: A $250/Month Powerhouse for AI Enthusiasts
Google just dropped a bombshell for AI power users—a premium subscription called AI Ultra, priced at $249.99 per month. This isn’t just another tier; it’s a full-fledged AI powerhouse, unlocking Google’s most advanced models, including Gemini 2.5 Pro’s Deep Think mode, designed for tackling complex math, coding, and reasoning tasks.
What’s Included in AI Ultra?
- Gemini 2.5 Pro with Deep Think – Enhanced reasoning for advanced problem-solving
- Early access to Gemini in Chrome – AI-powered browsing, summarization, and task automation
- Project Mariner – A cutting-edge AI assistant that can automate up to 10 tasks simultaneously (think booking flights, researching, and shopping)
- YouTube Premium (individual plan) included – No more ads, plus offline viewing
- 30TB of Google storage – Spread across Photos, Drive, and Gmail
*Google is offering a discount for first-time subscribers.* Image: GoogleWho Is This For?
If you’re a developer, researcher, or just an AI enthusiast who needs serious computing power, this plan is built for you. The Deep Think mode alone could be a game-changer for coders and data scientists, while Project Mariner promises to streamline workflows like never before.
AI Pro Gets an Upgrade Too
Not ready to drop $250 a month? Google’s $19.99 AI Pro plan just got a boost, now including:
- Access to Flow (Google’s AI video generator)
- Gemini in Chrome
- Expanded usage limits
The upgraded AI Pro rolls out first in the US, with more regions coming soon.
Availability
AI Ultra is live in the US today, with plans to expand globally. If you’re all-in on AI, this might be the ultimate subscription—but at this price, it’s definitely for the power users.
Would you pay $250/month for Google’s top-tier AI? Let us know in the comments!
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August 21, 2025 at 3:01:19 AM EDT
Whoa, $250/month for Google’s AI Ultra? That’s like buying a fancy coffee machine every month! Super cool to see such advanced AI tools, but my wallet’s crying already. 😅 Curious if it’s worth it for hobbyists or just big players?
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ChristopherThomas
August 12, 2025 at 11:00:59 AM EDT
Wow, $250/month for AI Ultra? That's steep, but those advanced models sound tempting! Wonder if it's worth it for hobbyists or just big players.
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Google Unveils AI Ultra: A $250/Month Powerhouse for AI Enthusiasts
Google just dropped a bombshell for AI power users—a premium subscription called AI Ultra, priced at $249.99 per month. This isn’t just another tier; it’s a full-fledged AI powerhouse, unlocking Google’s most advanced models, including Gemini 2.5 Pro’s Deep Think mode, designed for tackling complex math, coding, and reasoning tasks.
What’s Included in AI Ultra?
- Gemini 2.5 Pro with Deep Think – Enhanced reasoning for advanced problem-solving
- Early access to Gemini in Chrome – AI-powered browsing, summarization, and task automation
- Project Mariner – A cutting-edge AI assistant that can automate up to 10 tasks simultaneously (think booking flights, researching, and shopping)
- YouTube Premium (individual plan) included – No more ads, plus offline viewing
- 30TB of Google storage – Spread across Photos, Drive, and Gmail
Who Is This For?
If you’re a developer, researcher, or just an AI enthusiast who needs serious computing power, this plan is built for you. The Deep Think mode alone could be a game-changer for coders and data scientists, while Project Mariner promises to streamline workflows like never before.
AI Pro Gets an Upgrade Too
Not ready to drop $250 a month? Google’s $19.99 AI Pro plan just got a boost, now including:
- Access to Flow (Google’s AI video generator)
- Gemini in Chrome
- Expanded usage limits
The upgraded AI Pro rolls out first in the US, with more regions coming soon.
Availability
AI Ultra is live in the US today, with plans to expand globally. If you’re all-in on AI, this might be the ultimate subscription—but at this price, it’s definitely for the power users.
Would you pay $250/month for Google’s top-tier AI? Let us know in the comments!
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August 21, 2025 at 3:01:19 AM EDT
Whoa, $250/month for Google’s AI Ultra? That’s like buying a fancy coffee machine every month! Super cool to see such advanced AI tools, but my wallet’s crying already. 😅 Curious if it’s worth it for hobbyists or just big players?
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August 12, 2025 at 11:00:59 AM EDT
Wow, $250/month for AI Ultra? That's steep, but those advanced models sound tempting! Wonder if it's worth it for hobbyists or just big players.
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