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OpenAI Launches Affordable ChatGPT Go Plan in Indonesia

OpenAI Launches Affordable ChatGPT Go Plan in Indonesia
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  • PublishedSeptember 23, 2025

OpenAI has expanded its budget-friendly ChatGPT subscription service to Indonesia, following its successful launch in India. The new ChatGPT Go plan, priced at Rp75,000 ($4.50) per month, offers users a cost-effective option that enhances their interaction with the AI platform.

This mid-tier subscription, positioned between the free version and the premium ChatGPT Plus plan, significantly increases usage limits. Users of the ChatGPT Go plan benefit from a tenfold increase in the number of queries, image generation, and file uploads compared to the free tier. Additionally, the plan enhances ChatGPT’s ability to recall past conversations, resulting in more personalized responses over time. According to Nick Turley, head of ChatGPT, this feature aims to improve user engagement and satisfaction.

Since its introduction in India, OpenAI reported a substantial increase in paid subscribers, with numbers more than doubling within a month. The move to launch in Indonesia marks a strategic effort by OpenAI to capture a growing market for AI services in Southeast Asia.

Competing with Google’s AI Offerings

This launch places OpenAI in direct competition with tech giant Google, which recently introduced its own AI Plus subscription plan in Indonesia. Priced similarly, Google’s offering grants users access to the Gemini 2.5 Pro chatbot and a suite of creative tools, including Flow, Whisk, and Veo 3 Fast for image and video creation.

Moreover, Google’s plan enhances its AI research assistant, NotebookLM, and integrates advanced AI functionalities into popular applications such as Gmail, Docs, and Sheets. Users also receive 200GB of cloud storage, adding further value to the subscription.

As AI technology becomes increasingly integral to daily tasks and creative processes, the competition between these two tech leaders is likely to intensify. OpenAI’s ChatGPT Go plan aims to attract users looking for an affordable yet powerful AI tool, while Google continues to leverage its existing ecosystem to offer comprehensive solutions.

In this rapidly evolving landscape, the choices available to consumers are expanding, providing opportunities for enhanced productivity and creativity through AI technologies. OpenAI’s strategic move into Indonesia not only reflects its commitment to making AI accessible but also illustrates the dynamic nature of the technology sector in the region.

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