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ChatGPT releases “Professional Plan” for $42/mo
Instructions to upgrade:
1. Log into chat.openai.com
2. Click on "Upgrade plan" on the left slide menu
3. "Your account" popup appears with an option to upgrade to a "Professional Plan" for $42/mo, or stay on the "Free Plan"
Free Plan benefits:
- Available when demand is low
- Standard response speed
- Regular model updates
Professional Plan benefits:
- Available even when demand is high
- Faster response speed
- Priority access to new features
- fortyseven 4y agoIt's a great product. Some day. But now that the honeymoon is over, it needs a whole lot more going on to justify that kind of price. Come back when there's more improvements than a couple months of a public alpha behind it.
- markus_zhang 4y agoCouldn't really find much use of it. An interesting toy indeed, but a toy nevertheless.
- Bostonian 4y agoWhen asking ChatGPT to write code in language X to do task Y, often it works, for simple Y, but sometimes it produces code that does not even compile. For a professional version, why not integrate ChatGPT with compilers such as g++, so that if it is asked to produce C++ code, it does not return code that does not compile (or at least warns that the code is not compilable). You could go further and have it compile and execute programs and verify that they do what the user wants.
- tedmiston 4y agoIt would be interesting to hook it into something that runs the code in browser or even on a server-side environment. Although like you mentioned, it mostly gives code that often works, though whether or not it knows whether the code works is another story.
- pelorat 4y agoWell, hopefully "professional" means people are allowed to build products on it, like those you suggest.
- blondin 4y ago$42? joke is on us. i would pay less for it. will stay on the free plan and bear with it not being available all the time. which, it does already.
- thiscatis 4y agoSo I guess the eyeball scanning token didn’t take off?
- tedmiston 4y agoWorldcoin raised $100m led by a16z 9 months ago. https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/worldcoin https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/worldcoin The other co-founder is CEO. I would guess Sam is or becomes more a passive / side project / adviser cofounder of it, but maybe that was the plan all along.
- yuppie_scum 4y agoToo much I think. I’d have given them like 10-15. I don’t see an upgrade option though.
- asicsp 4y ago42 - The answer to life, the universe, and everything?
- ericlewis 4y agoInteresting. Don’t see this option.
- lern_too_spel 4y agoNext, they'll introduce ads into free plan responses.
- ddmma 4y agoAt $42/mo should generate Netflix personalised series on own meta environment.
- jareds 4y agoI find it quicker then a google search for things like generating code to initialize a list in a single line in Java when I forgot about Arrays.asList or creating a skeleton rest service in Springboot so I don't have to remember the exact annotations. I won't use it on my work computer though. It's not worth $42 for personal use but if I thought I could get my company to get me the professional plan I would.
- quickthrower2 4y agoSans API?
- tedmiston 4y ago> ChatGPT is coming to our API soon, sign up to stay updated on https://beta.openai.com/overview https://beta.openai.com/overview
- gaza3g 4y agoThe link to upgrade seems to have been removed. I guess the pro plan was oversubscribed?
- BonoboIO 4y agoShow me a use case that works and is worth 42 dollar and I m in.
- anigbrowl 4y agoI had the same negative reaction to the price, but that's as a hobbyist/explorer. Given the number of people launching products that sit on top of ChatGPT, I understand the high price point, as much as any pre-trained large language model can be said to 'understand' something.
- tedmiston 4y agoThere's an argument to be made for not undercutting the third party ecosystem as well.
- ManlyBread 4y agoIt's worth 5$ tops with the amount of generic, unhelpful and false answers it is providing.
- elevenoh 4y ago[dead]
- georgeleon 4y agoNot available on my account
- dimitry12 4y agoCan anyone who has the visible "Upgrade plan" option share a link to it? I wonder if it's only disabled in UI and we can still upgrade.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- SandroG 4y agoFolks are right, the Upgrade option is no longer available for me either.
- shahbaby 4y agoIt's interesting to see how quickly the sentiment changes after there's a price tag.
- tedmiston 4y ago$42/mo ~= $500/yr flat rate is still effectively free for a lot of businesses. I'm surprised they went with a flat rate instead of a per chat cost. Say every chat cost a few cents as mentioned previously, $42 / 3¢ = 1,400 chats per month. I'm curious to know what anyone using it for business purposes approximates their monthly chat volume at.
- thunkshift1 4y agoTruth of life: ‘Highly paid’ software engineers are notorious free loaders and cheapskates
- malshe 4y agoPeople in academia were super excited about chatGPT. But very quickly we found out that it just makes up stuff such as citations. It literally creates a bibliography of fake papers! Not sure anyone I know will pay anything for it even though our research budgets can easily afford this subscription.
- kgbonnet 4y agoI am not able to see "Upgrade Plan" . Cn anyone suggest link to Upgrade plan?
- muralmural 4y ago[Update] ChatGPT Professional is removed and not available at the moment. Reason behind is not released, and can only be speculated.
- KomoD 4y agoSource?
- muralmural 4y agoThe professional plan is supposedly on the lefthand bar of the ChatGPT. Currently, it is removed. Please refer to the discord community. There are people who have immediately signed up to prove it was released for a short period of time, before it was taken off.