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Matthew Berman describes ChatGPT's subscription tiers in March 2026, highlighting Go, reasoning models and the $200 Pro plan. Prices, models and limits can change; the clip's description of access to GPT-5.4 Pro needs qualification.
- 1Free and GoBerman starts with free access and an $8 tier; OpenAI's US price for Go was $8 per month at its January 2026 launch.
- 2Plus and reasoningHe describes Thinking and Pro reasoning models. OpenAI's March announcement distinguished GPT-5.4 Thinking access on Plus from GPT-5.4 Pro access on Pro and Enterprise.
- 3The $200 Pro planBerman describes the $200 monthly Pro plan and its higher usage allowances. These are historical details, not a current plan comparison.
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- In early 2026 OpenAI listed Go at $8, Plus at $20 and Pro at $200 per month in the US; prices and plan options have since changed.
- OpenAI's March 2026 announcement made GPT-5.4 Thinking available to Plus users, while GPT-5.4 Pro was available on Pro and Enterprise plans.
- Claims of unlimited usage are subject to applicable terms and guardrails.
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ChatGPT tiers in March 2026
Berman briefly moves from Free and Go to Plus and Pro. The plan and model details reflect the time of the video and require qualification.
ChatGPT has a free option and an $8 plan with access to its flagship model. OpenAI listed ChatGPT Go at $8 per month in the US when it expanded the plan in January 2026; prices can vary by market and change over time.
Moving up to Plus, I describe advanced reasoning options including GPT-5.4 Thinking and the deeper-reasoning GPT-5.4 Pro. A clarification: [OpenAI's March 2026 launch announcement](https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-5-4/) made Thinking available to Plus, Team and Pro users, but listed GPT-5.4 Pro for Pro and Enterprise plans, not Plus.
The $200-per-month Pro plan includes GPT-5.4 Pro and, as I describe it, unlimited GPT-5.4 and file uploads, plus faster image generation. This is the plan as described in the March 2026 clip: unlimited offerings are subject to terms and guardrails, and pricing, models and included features have changed since then.
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