Google Reduces Price and Doubles Storage for AI Plus

On June 11, 2026, Google announced that the price of the subscription "AI Plus" will be reduced from €7.99 to €4.99 per month. At the same time, the storage space will be increased from 200 GB to 400 GB. These changes will take effect from the next billing cycle. The AI Plus subscription was launched in January 2026 and is aimed at users who want access to Google's AI models such as Gemini 3 Pro, Nano Banana Pro, and Deep Research.

With the price reduction, Google aims to enhance the attractiveness of the offering and appeal to more users. In addition to the price cut, new features will be integrated into the AI Plus subscription. These include AI-based email tools, the agent "Daily Brief," and access to Gemini Omni, Google's latest model for video generation from various input data. These features are designed to help users increase their productivity. Existing subscribers of AI Plus will automatically receive the expanded storage in the coming days.

Google has announced that the transition for all users will be smooth, with no manual action required. The next higher subscription tier, AI Pro, costs €21.99 per month and offers additional features. Other subscriptions include Google Health Premium, Google Home Premium, and YouTube Premium Lite. This pricing structure reflects Google's strategy to cover various price segments. Another subscription, Google AI Ultra, is offered for €274.99 per month and promises maximum performance and professional workflows.

A Google AI Ultra Lite subscription is also in the works, but no specific details are available yet. The price reduction and the increase in storage are part of Google's efforts to remain relevant in the competitive AI services market. The demand for AI-powered solutions is growing, and Google is responding to user needs. The new features and reduced price could lead to more users accessing Google's AI services. According to internal estimates, the user base of AI Plus could grow by up to 30% in the coming months. The changes will take effect from the next billing cycle, meaning users can benefit from the new terms in the coming weeks.