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Quora’s Poe Chatbot Now Offers a Budget-Friendly $5 Subscription Plan

Quora’s Poe Chatbot Now Offers a Budget-Friendly $5 Subscription Plan

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Quora’s AI-powered chatbot platform, Poe, has introduced its most affordable subscription plan yet, priced at just $5 per month. The company has also introduced a premium $250/month plan for users who require high-volume AI interactions.

Previously, Poe’s lowest subscription tier was $20 per month. So, the new $5 plan is a welcome addition for casual users. Subscribers at this tier receive 10,000 points per day, which can be spent across different AI models like GPT-4o, Claude 3.7 Sonnet, DeepSeek-R1, ElevenLabs, and o3-mini. Each bot has its own point cost per message. So, Poe allows users to mix and match AI models based on their needs.

The $250/month plan is designed for users who need access to high-end AI models and a large message limit. It offers 12.5 million points per month, making it ideal for those using “expensive” models like GPT-4.5, OpenAI’s o1-pro, and Google DeepMind’s Veo 2.

With these new plans, Poe now provides a wider range of pricing options and addresses a long-standing request from users. Poe also continues to offer a free plan, but it comes with a limited number of daily questions.

Poe is available on iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows.

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