AI pricing: paid plans for ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok and Perplexity range from 24 to 2,199 zloty

All five of the most popular AI services – ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok and Perplexity – still have a free plan in 2026. Higher limits and more powerful models cost money, though. On 24 October 2026 the Polish site Antyweb published a price comparison. Paid plans start at 23.99 zloty a month, and the most expensive package costs 2,199 zloty.

ChatGPT

This service has the widest price range. According to Antyweb, the Go plan costs 34.99 zloty a month and may include ads. Plus costs 99.99 zloty, Pro 100 costs 439 zloty, Pro 200 costs 999.99 zloty and Pro 500 costs 2,199 zloty. Antyweb judges that plans up to Plus should be enough for ordinary users. Pro 200 allows 100 messages a week in the GPT-6 Pro model. Existing subscribers can keep the earlier limit of 200 messages, but only until 29 October 2026.

Gemini, Claude, Grok and Perplexity

Google has the cheapest paid plan in the comparison. Google AI Plus costs 23.99 zloty a month and includes 400 GB of cloud storage. AI Pro is 97.99 zloty, Ultra 5x is 469.99 zloty and Ultra 20x is 979.99 zloty.

Claude Pro and Perplexity Pro each cost 20 dollars a month. Claude's Max plans cost 100 or 200 dollars, and Perplexity's Max plan costs 200 dollars. In Claude, limits depend not only on the number of messages but also on conversation length, file size, the model and the complexity of the task.

For Grok, The X Subscription was introduced on 12 October 2026. It is a combined subscription covering Grok, the Cursor developer tools and paid features of the X service. For new users it replaces the former SuperGrok packages, while existing subscribers can keep their plans. Plus costs 36.99 zloty a month. The Premium, Super and Ultra plans are cheaper in the first month (75, 250 and 490 zloty respectively), then cost 149.99, 499.99 and 979.99 zloty.

What this means for you

Antyweb gives prices in zloty taken from the Polish App Store. If you buy another way, for example directly from the provider, they may differ. On the companies' own websites prices are given in dollars. People in the UK will therefore pay according to the price lists, in pounds where these are offered, so it is worth checking the current price before buying. Antyweb also notes that most services are cheaper with an annual contract or when you pay for 12 months upfront.

The author of the comparison points out that for asking questions, or using AI as a "smarter Google", any of these tools should do. For more advanced projects, he advises testing the services against your own needs.