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ChatGPT Go India Users Get Three Months For Just ₹99: Here's How To Avail

Some ChatGPT Go subscribers in India are reportedly being offered a discounted rate of Rs. 99 per month for three months when they try to cancel. What is being offered The deal is meant to retain subscribers who are about to leave. It is not available to everyone. It reportedly appears only for some eligible users during the cancellation flow. That works out to Rs. 297 over three months, against…

ChatGPT Go India Users Get Three Months For Just ₹99: Here's How To Avail

Some users in India subscribed to ChatGPT Go are reportedly being offered a special deal of Rs. 99 per month for three months when they attempt to cancel their subscription. The discounted rate is intended to retain subscribers who are on the verge of leaving. However, the offer is not available to everyone and only appears for certain eligible users during the cancellation process.

This deal works out to Rs. 297 over the three-month period, which is significantly lower than the regular price of Rs. 399 per month. ChatGPT Go was launched in India in August 2025 at the higher price point. Users who do not see the offer can always resubscribe at the standard rate. OpenAI claims the ChatGPT search volume is now about 20% of Google's.

To avail this offer, a user would need to log in to their ChatGPT account on the website, navigate to the profile menu, go to Settings and Billing, select the cancel option and follow the prompts. During the cancellation survey, the user should choose pricing as the reason for leaving and indicate Gemini as the alternative service they plan to use.

After completing the survey, returning to the ChatGPT home screen should display a blue "Claim Offer" pop-up in the top-right corner. Clicking on it will apply the Rs. 99 rate.

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