Page 2 of our pricing guides. Straight answers to the questions that decide a purchase: what a plan actually costs, what a free tier really includes, and whether a tool does the thing you need it to.
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ChatGPT runs from free to $200 a month across seven tiers. What each one actually adds, why the $8 Go plan exists, and the two-seat minimum on Business that catches solo operators.
Midjourney runs $10 to $120 a month, 20 percent less billed annually. What you actually purchase is fast GPU time, and the jump that matters is unlimited Relax mode at $30.
DeepSeek has no subscription. Web chat is free and everything else is per token, with off-peak rates at half the peak price. V4-Flash runs $0.22 per million input tokens off-peak.
Grok is sold both on grok.com as SuperGrok tiers from $10 to $300, and bundled into X Premium at $8 and $40. They are different products at different prices for overlapping access.
Copilot for Business Standard and Premium is on an $18 per user introductory promo that ends on 30 September 2026, after which it returns to $21. Enterprise has held at $30 since launch.
GPT-6 Astra is $10 per million input tokens and $50 output, against $5 and $30 for GPT-5.6 Sol. Twice the price on input, two thirds more on output, and nothing changed for ChatGPT subscribers.
Perplexity Pro is $20 a month, or $17 billed annually, for 200 Pro searches a week and 20 Deep Research reports a month. Max is $200. What those caps mean in practice.
Per-token AI prices are collapsing. SaaS price inflation hit 16.4 percent in June 2026 and 79 percent of IT leaders were hit with renewal increases. The two facts are connected, and not in the way you would hope.
Claude runs from free to $200 a month, with Team seats at $20 billed annually. What the 5x and 20x Max tiers actually mean, and why Team costs the same as Pro but is not the same product.
Google split Ultra into a $100 and a $200 plan at I/O 2026. Most pricing pages still report a single $99.99 tier replacing the old $249.99 one. What the four Google AI plans actually cost.
A bounced customer check means the invoice must look unpaid again, the deposit must come back out, and the bank fee needs recording. Desktop has a built-in flow. Online mostly does not.
Deleting a deposit sends every payment inside it back to Undeposited Funds. That is often the fix, but editing the deposit is safer. When each one is right, and what breaks.