AI Subscription Price Index: November 2026
Official consumer and team AI prices for November 2026, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, Copilot and all-in-one workspaces.
Short answer: Consumer AI subscriptions do not share one pricing unit. ChatGPT Plus and Claude Pro list $20 monthly, Google AI Pro $19.99, and Perplexity Pro $20. Team seats, annual commitments, usage credits and one-time licenses change the real bill. This November 2026 index records selected official US-dollar prices and source gaps, not model-performance scores. Confirm your local checkout before purchase, especially taxes, promotions and legacy subscriptions.
How to read this price index
To total the subscriptions on your own bill, use the AI subscription calculator. It shows recurring monthly costs and the twelve-month run rate beside one Krater plan, with source links and checked dates, rather than assuming equivalent products.
For an SMB, a useful price comparison separates personal access from business administration. A consumer plan is not automatically a team workspace. An annual monthly equivalent is not monthly billing, and a one-time interface license does not include unlimited model use. The table therefore labels each unit rather than sorting everything by the smallest headline number.
Use AI alternatives to compare workflows as well as bills. If the business needs several providers, explore an all-in-one AI workspace and compare Krater's current public plans. Krater combines 500+ AI models and 1,400+ app connections, but its credits remain a separate system from competitors' allowances.
Unless otherwise stated, amounts below are listed USD subscription prices. Tax, currency and regional availability can differ. This is a selected index, not an exhaustive catalog of every tier. A blank or unverified number means we did not establish it from an accessible official source; it does not mean the service is free.
| Product and unit | Consumer or individual price | Team price or boundary | Official source | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | Plus $20/month; no annual Plus billing | Business Standard $25/seat/month or $20/seat/month billed annually; Premium $125 or $100 respectively; at least 2 seats | Plus; Business | November 2026 |
| Claude | Pro $20/month or $200/year upfront | Team Standard $25/seat/month or $20 annually billed; Premium $125 or $100 respectively | Anthropic pricing | November 2026 |
| Gemini / Google AI | AI Pro $19.99/month; Ultra options $99.99 and $199.99/month | Gemini Enterprise Business displayed at $21/seat/month; separate from the consumer bundle, confirm billing terms | Google subscriptions | November 2026 |
| Perplexity | Pro $20/month or $200/year; Max $200/month or $2,000/year | Enterprise Pro $40/seat/month or $400/year; Enterprise Max $325 or $3,250/year per seat | Official help price listing | November 2026 |
| Grok / The X Subscription | Plus $8/month or $80/year; Premium $30 or $300; Super $100 or $1,000; Ultra $200 or $2,000 | Premium $30, Super $100 or Ultra $200 per seat/month; Plus not available for teams | Official subscription documentation | November 2026 |
| Copilot / Microsoft 365 | Premium regular $19.99/month or $199.99/year; displayed introductory offers $13.99 first month or $139.99 first year | Business Standard with Copilot displayed $23.50/user/month; Business Premium with Copilot $32/user/month, paid yearly | Consumer plans; Business offers | November 2026 |
| Midjourney | Basic $10, Standard $30, Pro $60, Mega $120/month; annual totals $96, $288, $576 and $1,152 | No separate team-seat price established here; review applicable commercial terms | Plan comparison, verified through the official help-center API | November 2026 |
| Mammouth | Starter $12, Standard $24, Expert $72/month, excluding VAT | Team $24/user/month, excluding VAT | Mammouth pricing | November 2026 |
| Supercool | Selected monthly memberships: Mini $15, Starter $47, Pro $97, Premium $197 | No separate team-seat price verified; higher memberships are not automatically team plans | Official pricing app and its public monthly plan configuration | November 2026 |
| TypingMind | One-time Standard $39, Extended $79, Premium $99; provider API charges extra | Bulk license $395 once for up to 10 users on 50 devices; separate from TypingMind Teams | TypingMind licenses | November 2026 |
| T3 Chat | Numeric checkout price unverified; app routes returned HTTP 429 | No current team price verified | Reachable official usage FAQ | November 2026 |
| Abacus ChatLLM | $10/month after displayed $7 first-month offer | Confirm seat quantity and organizational billing before purchase | ChatLLM Teams page | November 2026 |
| Venice | Pro $18, Pro Plus $68, Max $200/month | No separate team-seat price verified in this check | Venice pricing | November 2026 |
| Genspark | Unverified: pricing page returned HTTP 403 | No current team price verified | Official pricing page, inaccessible during check | November 2026 |
| Krater | Pro $20/month or $200/year; Ultra $49 or $490; base Max $119 or $1,190 | Do not infer a team-seat quote from these public subscription amounts | Krater pricing, checked against our public pricing configuration | November 2026 |
What changed and what to watch
Grok has a new purchase route. The official X Subscription documentation says new self-serve customers choose those plans, while existing SuperGrok, Cursor and X Premium plans continue unless changed or canceled. The table does not rewrite a legacy renewal price as a new Premium price. See SuperGrok vs ChatGPT Plus for the distinction.
Introductory prices need an end date or renewal amount. Abacus explicitly displays a first-month offer followed by $10 monthly. Microsoft's consumer page shows introductory and regular prices. Neither should be represented as a permanent discounted bill for every customer.
Annual billing changes the cash commitment. Claude Pro's displayed $17 monthly equivalent corresponds to a $200 upfront annual payment. Midjourney publishes both monthly and full-year totals. OpenAI explicitly says Plus does not offer annual billing. These are different purchasing arrangements, not interchangeable monthly rates.
Included usage still matters. T3's reachable FAQ describes four-hour Base refills and monthly Burst refills, not a fixed equal-cost message count. The X Subscription uses a shared pool and separately billed third-party Cursor model usage. A lower headline subscription cannot establish a lower total cost for a heavy workload.
Compare a real business budget
Write down the number of people, required account controls, expected recurring tasks and likely extra usage. Add taxes and any separate provider billing. For a TypingMind license, that includes model API spend; for a team subscription, it includes every paid seat. Keep annual commitments separate from month-to-month spending in the approval request.
Then compare the result with the tools the team already owns. A storage bundle might replace a real expense, or it might duplicate an existing contract. A research subscription may be worth keeping for one specialist without becoming the default for everyone.
The ChatGPT Plus and Claude Pro comparison, Google AI Pro and ChatGPT Plus guide, and Perplexity plan comparison explain those narrower decisions. The Krater review covers our own workspace and limitations.
FAQ
Are these guaranteed checkout prices in every country?
No. They are the official amounts reviewed for this index. Taxes, currencies, regional availability, promotions and legacy subscriptions can change the actual charge.
Why are some prices marked unverified?
The source could not establish a current amount during this check. We do not substitute an old search snippet, a user comment or a remembered price for a current official price.
Does the index rank which AI performs best?
No. It records billing units and selected subscription prices. It contains no model-performance test, benchmark score or measured winner.