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OpenAI is preparing a $500-a-month ChatGPT plan, BleepingComputer reported.

A ChatGPT plan called Pro Max has appeared alongside Plus and Pro in the app's subscription screen, BleepingComputer reported on 25 September.

ERP LEADERS news desk · · First reported by BleepingComputer · Edition no. 19

TestingCatalog spotted it first. OpenAI has not confirmed the plan or said when it will launch.

The listed price is $500 a month, or about $600 with local taxes or VAT. For one person, that is $6,000 a year before tax.

The listing promises the fastest versions of ChatGPT's work tools and Codex, OpenAI's coding agent. Subscribers would also get the most capable models and maximum memory. File storage rises to 100GB, with early access to new features included.

Today ChatGPT's top plans cost $100 and $200 a month. BleepingComputer reported that new sign-ups and upgrades to the $200 plan have been paused since 10 September.

If Pro Max launches, speed gets its own line on the price list.

Which people in your company would be worth $6,000 a year of faster AI?

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