Users can continue to access the chatbot for free, but those who pay a monthly subscription to ChatGPT Plus can try the updated version of ChatGPT with GPT-4 technology. ChatGPT Professional comes with a subscription fee, but doing so should safeguard the future of the free version. In short, ChatGPT-Professional is a more advanced and powerful version of ChatGPT, designed for use in production environments and with more advanced functions, more data and better performance, but it also has a cost. When asked about the details of that cost, ChatGPT said that it depends and that OpenAI does not publicly disclose the prices of the ChatGPT-Professional.
Now, the company has announced ChatGPT Professional, a premium version of ChatGPT aimed at professional use. As the popularity of ChatGPT has grown, it has become commonplace to receive alerts about whether ChatGPT is at maximum capacity or has an exceptionally high demand. In the early days of the ChatGPT launch, users could make ChatGPT do just about anything, some of which it can't currently do due to security restrictions imposed by the OpenAI team. OpenAI sent out a waiting list for ChatGPT Professional earlier this month (opens in a new tab) in which it asked potential users not only what they use ChatGPT for the most, but also how much money would be reasonable for the product.