Google’s AI chatbot Gemini has reached 750 million monthly active users, a significant increase from 650 million last quarter. The growth follows the launch of Gemini 3, which offers advanced capabilities, although it still lags behind Meta AI's 1 billion users. Google is also rolling out a new subscription plan to attract more users.

Adobe Firefly now supports OpenAI’s GPT-Image 1.5, allowing Pro and Premium subscribers to generate unlimited images until January 15. Firefly combines AI features across various Adobe applications and offers subscription plans with varying monthly generative credits.

Meta is planning to test subscription models for Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, allowing paid users access to enhanced features and AI capabilities. The subscriptions aim to monetize Meta's investments in AI, including its recent acquisition of Manus. Users will get some features for free, while others, like the full version of the Vibes video tool, will require payment.

This article provides a detailed index of various usage-based pricing models from leading AI providers. It covers different pricing structures, packaging options, and credit models for services like AI chatbots, image generation, and data platforms. Each entry highlights specific features and pricing strategies.

Flow is a filmmaking platform that uses Google’s generative AI to help users create videos and stories. It allows users to upload their own assets or generate new ones, manage them, and produce cinematic clips. There are subscription plans with different features, including text-to-video capabilities and storage options.

Opera has launched the Neon browser for all users, transitioning from a test phase to a paid subscription model. At $19.90 per month, it offers AI features like travel booking and code generation, with weekly updates and a dedicated community for feedback. This browser targets users eager for cutting-edge AI tools and workflows.

Microsoft is launching a new Microsoft 365 Premium subscription tier that combines AI features with traditional productivity apps for $19.99 per month, while discontinuing its standalone consumer subscription for AI services. The new offering, which enhances user capabilities in Office apps, will also provide access to advanced AI reasoning agents previously available only to corporate users. Microsoft continues to experience growth in its consumer subscriber base, with reported increases in revenue from these products.

OpenAI has introduced a new subscription plan for ChatGPT in India priced under $5, aiming to make its AI technology more accessible to a wider audience. This move is part of OpenAI's strategy to expand its user base in emerging markets while competing with other AI service providers.

The Browser Company has introduced a subscription model for its AI-powered browser, charging $20 per month. This move aims to enhance user experience by integrating advanced AI features that streamline browsing and improve productivity.