Factbox-Major AI offerings at a glance

July 8 (Reuters) - OpenAI will ‌launch GPT-5.6, its ​most ​advanced AI model, on Thursday after a delay prompted by U.S. government concerns over the potential national security ‌risks posed by increasingly powerful AI systems.

The release comes amid ⁠intensifying competition among AI developers who are racing to improve model performance, cut ‌costs and expand capabilities for ‌enterprise customers, fueling a wave of new systems and reasoning models across the industry.

Meanwhile, Chinese developers are reshaping the economics of ​AI by delivering increasingly capable models at a fraction of the cost.

Here's a look at some of the major AI offerings ⁠available to consumers:

Company Consumer Monthly Includes

offering price

OpenAI The GPT 5.5 $100/month The Pro plan

model is for ChatGPT includes

available in Pro. advanced

four plans, reasoning, image

with Pro creation, deep

being the research,

highest memory,

tier. projects, ​custom

GPTs, Codex and

early access to

new features.

Google Google's AI $99.99/month Gemini AI with

Ultra plan for Google advanced

gives users AI Ultra. research,

broader creative

access to generation,

Gemini 3.1 coding tools,

Pro. premium Google

services,

additional

storage and

family ​sharing.

Anthropic Claude's Max From Claude Pro

plan $100/month. includes

provides advanced AI

access to reasoning,

higher usage Claude Code,

and ‌output Claude Design,

limits for research,

all tasks. memory,

projects,

premium

integrations and

higher usage

limits.

xAI SuperGrok. $30/month. Grok 4, image

and video

generation,

connectors,

expert tools and

higher usage

limits.

Meta Meta AI. Free. Helps draft

text, summarize

documents,

brainstorm and

create images

across ⁠WhatsApp,

Facebook and

Instagram.

Mistral Mistral Vibe Pro plan at Provides access

$14.99/month to Mistral's

. suite of models,

including its

latest Medium

3.5, with higher

usage limits,

advanced coding,

complex task

handling, more

image generation

and priority

support.

And here are some of the major ⁠AI models available to enterprises:

Company Flagship API price Includes

model(s)

OpenAI GPT 5.5. GPT-5.5 Pro and GPT-5.5 is for

GPT-5.4 Pro, cost complex

$30/$180 ​per professional work,

million best suited to

input/output research, coding,

tokens, offering document analysis

advanced reasoning and sophisticated

and a workflows.

272,000-token

context window.

Google Gemini Gemini 3.5 Flash Useful for coding,

3.5 costs $1.50/$9 per agentic workflows,

Flash. million research and

input/output complex,

tokens, with multi-step tasks

search, grounding, combining advanced

caching. reasoning with a

1‑million‑token

context window.

Anthropi Claude Claude Fable ‌5 Built for

c Fable 5. costs $10/$50 per long-running

million agents, complex

input/output reasoning,

tokens, with a enterprise

1-million-token workflows and

context window. large-scale

analysis for

sophisticated,

high-stakes tasks.

xAI Grok Grok 4.3 costs Grok 4.3 excels in

4.3. $1.25/$2.50 per following

million instructions,

input/output agentic ‌tool use

tokens, with and accuracy,

configurable making it

reasoning well-suited to

capabilities. research,

enterprise

workflows and

general-purpose

applications.

Meta Llama 4 The model is Optimized for

Scout open-weight ⁠and image and text

and the API pricing understanding,

Maverick depends ‌on the delivering high

. hosting provider. intelligence, ​fast

Has a responses and

10-million-token cost-efficient

context window for performance for

Llama Scout. enterprise AI

applications.

(Reporting by Anhata Rooprai in Bengaluru; Editing by Pooja Desai and ‌Maju Samuel)

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