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Google has quietly increased the included cloud storage for its AI Pro plan to 5TB at no additional cost. The upgrade applies to both existing and new users, who will now have 5TB of storage from the start. Pricing remains unchanged at $20 per month or $200 per year, and in Vietnam at 489,000 VND per month or 5,000,000 VND per year.
The new 5TB offering doubles the previous 2TB included storage. Google says AI Pro now includes the full Gemini experience, access to the Veo video generation model, and on-device processing with Gemini Nano. The plan also adds features from Home Premium, aiming to make the package more appealing to users already using Google services.
Google positions the plan’s value as coming from how Gemini is integrated into everyday work. The assistant can operate across Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides—ranging from summarizing long email threads to extracting information from Drive documents and reviewing content before sending.
For startups and Google Workspace users, the plan is framed as a practical productivity tool. Google is also moving toward in-house “agentic AI,” enabling the AI to perform tasks autonomously in Chrome.
The storage expansion and bundling approach increases pressure in the AI subscription market. OpenAI charges $20 per month for ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro is similarly priced, and Microsoft bundles Copilot Pro at the same cost. Google’s differentiator is described as its combination of large cloud storage and a broader productivity ecosystem, which some ChatGPT Plus users may otherwise need to pay for separately—such as cloud storage, smart home controls, or email.
By expanding storage and bundling services, Google is pushing the AI race toward a model where AI is integrated across an entire ecosystem rather than offered as a standalone product. The convenience is paired with a potential soft lock-in, as leaving the ecosystem can become more costly for users who rely on interconnected tools and data across storage, email, and AI.
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