ChatGPT Go: Affordable AI Subscription Now in 16 Asian Countries
OpenAI launches ChatGPT Go in 16 Asian countries including Bangladesh, offering advanced AI features
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Obaydur Rahman Mahin
10/17/20251 min read


ChatGPT Go: Affordable AI Subscription Now in 16 Asian Countries, Including Bangladesh
OpenAI has expanded its affordable AI subscription plan, “ChatGPT Go”, to 16 countries in Asia, including Bangladesh. The monthly subscription costs less than $5, making advanced AI more accessible to users in the region.
Countries Where ChatGPT Go Is Available
The service is now available in: Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Bhutan, Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, East Timor, and Vietna
Some countries, like Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, and Pakistan, can pay in local currency. Other users will pay approximately $5 USD per month, though final pricing may vary depending on local taxes.
Key Features of ChatGPT G
Increased daily message limits
Ability to create images and upload files or pictures
Double memory compared to the free version, providing more personalized and context-aware responses
Growth and Competition
OpenAI reports that weekly active users in Southeast Asia have quadrupled recently, driving this expansion. The plan was first launched in India in August 2024, followed by Indonesia in September. After launching in India, OpenAI’s paid subscribers doubled.
ChatGPT Go directly competes with Google’s AI Plus, which offers access to Gemini 2.5 Pro and creative tools for image and video creation. Google’s plan has expanded to over 40 countries, providing features like Flow for design, Whisk for image remixing, VIO 3 Fast for video, and 200GB cloud storage.
Future Plans: ChatGPT as a Platform
During DevDay 2025 in San Francisco, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced that ChatGPT has now reached 800 million weekly active users.
OpenAI plans to transform ChatGPT from a simple chatbot into a platform-like ecosystem, similar to an app store. Users will soon be able to use apps from Spotify, Zillow, Coursera, and more directly within ChatGPT, for writing, coding, and other task
Nick Tarley, head of the ChatGPT division, said:
"In the coming years, we aim to make ChatGPT function like an operating system. Whether you want to write, code, or work on a product or ser
vice, there will be an app for it."