What changed

Every price or limit change we confirmed, newest first, with its source. If you use a news feed app, follow by RSS.

  1. Grok

    Before

    SuperGrok cost $30 a month on its own, and buying it with Cursor Pro and X Premium+ cost $90 a month for all three.

    Now

    There is now one X Subscription with five levels (Free, Plus $8, Premium $30 with SuperGrok, Cursor Pro and X Premium+ included, Super $100 and Ultra $200), and existing SuperGrok plans stay the same.

    What this means for you

    New buyers on the website get SuperGrok inside the X Subscription at $30 a month. Existing SuperGrok plans stay the same.

  2. Before

    Google AI Plus included Gemini Pro.

    Now

    Google AI Plus keeps Flash-Lite and Flash but loses Pro, on a date Google emails to each subscriber.

    What this means for you

    If you pay ₹399 a month for Google AI Plus, you keep Flash but lose Pro. Google emails each subscriber the date.

  3. Google Gemini

    Before

    Free users could choose any of three versions: Flash-Lite, Flash or Pro.

    Now

    Free users can now choose only Auto (which sends most questions to Flash-Lite) or Flash-Lite, and can no longer pick Flash or Pro.

    What this means for you

    Free Gemini now mostly answers with its lighter version, Flash-Lite. For Flash or Pro, you need a paid plan.

  4. ChatGPT

    Before

    On Free and Go, you could send only a set number of text messages in a given time, and then ChatGPT answered with a simpler version.

    Now

    From the next week, Free and Go had no limit on text-only messages, but uploads, making images and voice were still limited.

    What this means for you

    You can chat on ChatGPT Free without hitting a text limit. Images, file uploads and voice still have limits.