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June 4, 2026

On June 3, ByteDance's AI app Doubao announced Doubao Pro, targeting professionals with six vertical services including software development and data analysis. Basic functions remain free; Pro will offer limited free usage. The company denied rumors of degrading free features. This move balances mass-user engagement with monetization in vertical AI productivity.

On June 3, ByteDance's AI app Doubao announced Doubao Pro, targeting professionals with six vertical services including software development and data analysis. Basic functions remain free; Pro will offer limited free usage. The company denied rumors of degrading free features. This move balances mass-user engagement with monetization in vertical AI productivity. On June 3, ByteDance's AI app Doubao announced Doubao Pro, targeting professionals with six vertical services including software development and data analysis. Basic functions remain free; Pro will offer limited free usage. The company denied rumors of degrading free features. This move balances mass-user engagement with monetization in vertical AI productivity.
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