Unlike the Google Gemini app, which is currently only available for download in the U.S., Gemini Advanced is open to users across the globe. As of now, there is only a single pricing tier which costs $19.99/month. If you find that to be on the pricier side, it is noteworthy that Google is also bundling a Google One 2TB subscription with the plan, which should make the deal sound better.
Those signing up now will also get a two-month free trial for Gemini Advanced, which sounds like a reasonable amount of time to test the paid version of Gemini. This combo plan is part of what Google refers to as the Google One AI Premium Plan, and soon, all Gemini Advanced subscribers will also be able to use the chatbot within other Google apps — including Google Docs, Gmail, Google Slides, and Google Sheets.
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As the use of AI becomes more prevalent, there have been concerns about the threat of unsafe content and biases it may contain. Google claims that Gemini Advanced conforms to the company’s self-laid-out AI principles and that it has conducted extensive trust and safety checks before deployment.
As for the newly introduced Gemini app, Google confirms that it will soon be made available across 150 countries and territories. There are some notable exceptions, though, with Google explicitly stating that the app won’t be available in the UK, Switzerland, and several European Economic Area countries.
