OpenAI launched ChatGPT Pro this week, a new $200 monthly subscription that includes unlimited access to the o1 reasoning model.
To close out 2024, OpenAI launched its most expensive and enticing paid monthly plan to date. ChatGPT Pro costs $200 per month, giving subscribers unlimited access to the new OpenAI o1 reasoning model as well as o1-mini, GPT-4o, and Advanced Voice. ChatGPT Pro is also the only way to use the all-new o1 pro mode, which OpenAI describes as 'a version of o1 that uses more compute to think harder and provide even better answers to the hardest problems.
OpenAI also held its model to a higher standard by only considering a question solved when the model was able to get the answer right four times in a row. If you decide to subscribe to the ChatGPT Pro plan for $200 per month, you'll be able to select o1 pro mode in the model picker. Answers will take longer to generate, but ChatGPT will display a progress bar and send an in-app notification if you click away.
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