Samsung is reportedly testing a paid plan for its Galaxy AI services, and a few details regarding its features and pricing have now been revealed. The update points to free and Max plans, with the latter said to offer additional features and higher usage limits.
Here’s more about the update.
Samsung Galaxy AI – Free and Max Plan Details
As per the report shared by SammyGuru, the Galaxy AI plans are currently part of an early access programme, and users can opt in to try the services. The app is also said to mention that any amount charged during the programme will be refunded to customers.
The publication, which has shared the update, has revealed a few of the features included in both plans too and as per which, the free plan offers Browsing Assist, Now Brief, Creative Studio, Smart Capture, Samsung Keyboard, Photo Assist, and Personal Agent. Users who reach the free plan’s usage limits are said to be offered the option to move to the Max plan.
Galaxy AI Premium – 40,000 Credit
Speaking more, apart from the above-mentioned features, Max users will also receive Gen Video, Bixby Action, and Daily Briefing, along with higher usage limits. Gen Video carries the description “Generate AI videos from your photos.”, while Bixby Action is described as “Automate tasks across your apps.” Further details regarding the tasks supported by Bixby Action have not been revealed.
Daily Briefing has also been listed without a description, and it is suggested to be separate from Now Brief. However, the exact difference between the two is yet to be revealed.
About its availability, the report suggests that the service could be limited to the upcoming Galaxy S27 series. No regional restrictions have reportedly been mentioned in the app code, and the publication believes that South Korea and the US may receive support, while other regions remain a possibility too.
In terms of price, the Max plan has been listed at $4.99 per month or $47.99 when billed annually. To note, these details are part of an early access programme, and the final pricing, supported devices, and regional availability are yet to be officially confirmed by Samsung.
Stay tuned for more updates.
