ChatGPT Go: 7 features that make the now-free plan stand out

The feature was originally rolled out in India in August 2025 for ₹399. Now it is free of cost.

Updated on: Nov 4, 2025, 11:55:08 IST

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From November 4, OpenAI has made its ChatGPT Go plan free of cost for users in India for the next year. This offer is live now.

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It is a new, low-cost subscription plan that gives expanded access to ChatGPT’s most popular features at an affordable price.

Since India is a large and important market for OpenAI, the company has introduced a free one-year subscription here.

The feature was originally rolled out in India in August 2025 for ₹399.

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What makes ChatGPT Go better? 7 features:

1 - Extended access to GPT-5, giving users more time with the flagship model, according to Open AI website. It includes higher usage limits for the core chat and tools.

2 - Higher limits for image generation to create visuals whenever needed.

3 - Expanded file upload capacity to work with more documents and spreadsheets.

4 - Increased access to advanced data analysis tools like Python for deeper exploration.

5 - A longer memory for smoother, more personalised conversations.

6 - Access to projects and tasks to organise your work efficiently.

7 - The ability to create and edit custom GPTs tailored to your workflow.

Also Read | ChatGPT Go launches in India at RS 399 with UPI support. What are its features?

How to subscribe to ChatGPT Go?

Click on your profile icon → Upgrade for free.

This will open a paywall asking for card or UPI details and displaying: "Subscribe to ChatGPT Go Subscription, ₹00 per month until coupon expires."

Also Read | ChatGPT Go free in India now, but why is a payment method still needed?

The current ChatGPT Go users in India will be upgraded to the 12-month free plan.

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