AI plans in USD: ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, Gemini, Grok, Cursor, Suno

Why the price differs from "20 dollars on the list"

Almost every AI service has a base plan that costs twenty dollars a month: ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro, Cursor Pro, Google AI Pro, Super Grok. The natural first step is to take that twenty and compare it with the table above. The figures won't match, and here is what makes up the difference.

1. Exchange rate. A subscription like this can't be paid for with a card from a country where direct payment is blocked, so the calculation is based not on an official rate but on the USDT exchange rate — the real price at which dollars are bought to pay for the plan. The table is recalculated from it automatically: the figure you see is the same one that will appear in your order, not the one that was valid on the day the page was written.
2. Region and setup method. For some services, the price depends on the account's country and on whether the subscription is set up by logging into the account or through an invite link. Where a region lets us take a plan cheaper than the US one without losing features, we do that, and the price comes out below the "twenty dollars on the list". Where there are no cheaper regions, the price comes out higher — by the cost of the setup work.
3. Work and guarantee. Setting up the subscription, checking that it has actually been applied, and the guarantee for the entire paid period are the part you pay us for, not the AI developer. If the subscription drops, it will be restored or replaced, and you won't have to argue with the service's support team yourself.

Hence a simple rule: compare not against the dollar list price but against what paying on your own would cost — a foreign card with its issuance and top-up fees, or an intermediary with a commission. Against that background, the difference with the table usually works out in the table's favour.

Plus, Pro and everything in between: how the tiers differ

Services name their plans differently, but the logic is the same: the entry plan removes the limits of the free version, the middle one unlocks all models and tools, and the top one raises the limits for people who work with the AI all day.

ChatGPT: GO, Plus, Pro ×5 and Pro ×20

• GO — the entry into paid ChatGPT: more messages, files and images than the free version, plus chat memory. No top-tier models or heavy modes. Suitable for studying, correspondence and everyday questions.
• Plus — the working plan: all current models, image and video generation, Deep Research, agent mode, voice. The limits are noticeably higher than GO but still finite: with intensive use, the window on the top model may close for a few hours.
• Pro ×5 and Pro ×20 — the same Pro tier with different limits. The number shows how many times higher the limit is compared with Plus. Full Pro is ×20: the maximum limits and the heaviest reasoning modes. Pro ×5 costs half as much and covers those for whom Plus is not enough but full Pro is overkill. If you don't hit the Plus limit every day, you don't need Pro yet; there is a detailed breakdown in the article ChatGPT Plus or Pro.

A separate note about the two Plus options in the table. "Invite link" — you receive an invitation and accept it in your own account; you don't hand over your password to anyone. "Account login" — the manager logs into your account, attaches the subscription, and you change the password afterwards. The second option is slightly cheaper, the first is safer and faster; the subscription is identical in both cases. What each tier includes point by point is in the article ChatGPT plans: GO, Plus and Pro; to buy, go to the ChatGPT page.

Midjourney: Basic, Standard, Pro

Here the tiers differ not by models but by generation time. Basic gives about two hundred images a month and is fine for trying the service out or making illustrations for social media every few days. Standard adds the unlimited Relax mode: images are generated more slowly but without a counter — this is the plan for people who create every day. Pro doubles the fast hours and includes stealth mode, in which your generations are not visible in the public gallery; designers and agencies working with client materials need it. More details in the article Midjourney prices and plans and on the Midjourney page.

Claude: Pro

Claude has one plan in our catalogue — Pro: several times more messages than the free version, projects with shared files and instructions, extended thinking, and Claude Code for working in the terminal. Claude team plans are not sold as a product — they are arranged on request through the manager. A breakdown of the plans is in the article Claude prices and plans; to buy, go to the Claude page.

Gemini: Plus and Pro "to the client's email"

Gemini plans are the Google AI Plus and Google AI Pro plans. Plus gives you Gemini inside Gmail, Docs and Sheets plus 200 GB in Google One. Pro unlocks the top model, Veo 3 video generation and 2 TB of storage. The note "to the client's email" means the subscription is set up on your Google account without logging into it: we don't need access to your mailbox, you receive the subscription on your own address. Plus has an annual option — per month it is noticeably cheaper than paying monthly. To buy, go to the Gemini page.

Grok, Suno, Cursor

• Super Grok — the top Grok models, high limits and Grok Imagine for images and video; there is an annual option at a discount to the monthly price. Grok page.
• Suno Pro and Premier differ in the number of generation credits: Pro is enough for several hundred tracks a month, Premier is for those who produce music in volume. Commercial rights to the tracks are included in both. Suno page.
• Cursor Pro and Pro+ — a code editor with an agent: Pro+ differs by a pool of requests to top models that is three times larger. What to expect from each is on the AI for programming page and on the Cursor page.

How to compare a monthly budget

Comparing services head-on by plan price is wrong, because the same money buys different things in different services. Three questions worth asking yourself before looking at the table:

1. One task or several. If you only need text, the entry ChatGPT plan or Gemini Plus will cover it for less money than any "universal" plan. If you need text, images and code, one Plus-level plan from a universal service is a better deal than three entry plans from specialised ones.
2. How many hours a day. The limits on Plus plans are designed for a person who turns to the AI a few dozen times a day. If you work with it continuously, you will hit the limit and wait — then what you need to count is not the plan price but the price of an hour of downtime, and Pro pays for itself.
3. Term. Annual options (Gemini Plus, Super Grok) are cheaper per month but are bought a year ahead. They make sense once the service has already proven itself on a monthly subscription.

The "Cheapest for the task" block above the text answers the first question with today's numbers: for each task it shows the entry plan that fits and its price.

What to choose for the same budget

If your budget equals the price of one Plus-level plan per month, the options are:

• ChatGPT Plus — the broadest set: text, code, images, video, search, agent. The default choice if the task is not defined.
• Claude Pro — for the same money, better for long texts, editing and working with code in projects; it does not generate images or video. A comparison of the two services is in the article ChatGPT or Claude.
• Gemini Pro — worth it if you live in Google: email, documents and 2 TB of storage are included in the price, and Veo 3 covers video.
• Cursor Pro — if you need the AI only for code and in the editor, not in a chat.
• Midjourney Standard — if the task is images only and there are many of them; the quality of illustrations is higher than in universal services.

If the budget is smaller — ChatGPT GO or Gemini Plus for text, Midjourney Basic for images, Suno Pro for music. If it is larger — ChatGPT Pro ×5 as the first step up, rather than full Pro right away. Which service is stronger in a specific task regardless of price is on the AI comparison page.

How the setup works

1. Pick a plan in the table and click "Order" — you'll land on the service page, where the plan goes into the cart or is ordered via Telegram. You can also message @timurjob1 directly: service, plan, term.
2. Pay with cryptocurrency (USDT). The manager confirms receipt in the chat.
3. Provide what your plan requires. For ChatGPT via invite link and for Gemini — only the account's email address; for setup via account login — login, password and the two-factor code for the duration of the setup; for Midjourney, Claude, Cursor, Suno and Grok — account login or an invitation, the manager will tell you which method is in effect right now.
4. In 15–30 minutes the subscription is active. Check the plan in the service settings and, if you handed over a password, change it — the subscription stays.

No VPN is needed for the setup. To use some services from countries where they restrict access, you will need one: ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini don't open there without a VPN, Midjourney works through Discord and the web, Cursor and Suno are available. This is a restriction of the services themselves, not of the subscription; we warn you about it rather than work around it.

Guarantee and renewal

The guarantee is valid for the entire paid period: if the subscription dropped through no fault of yours, we restore or replace it. Not covered: the account being blocked by the service itself for violating its rules — that has nothing to do with payment and is not in our hands, but the manager will help you sort it out with support. Full terms are on the guarantees page.

Renewal is the same kind of order placed closer to the end of the term. We don't switch on auto-renewal: you pay only for the months you ordered, and two or three days before the end you can message the manager so the subscription isn't interrupted. If you no longer need the plan you had for a month, you can switch to a lower or higher one at renewal — the price is recalculated from the table on that day.

Team plans — ChatGPT Team, Claude Team, invoice payment for a company — are not in the table, because their price depends on the number of seats. They are arranged on request; details are on the AI for business page.