Revolut has partnered with OpenAI to offer ChatGPT Go access as part of its banking subscription plans, giving retail customers up to 12 months of free access depending on their subscription tier.
The partnership allows Revolut customers to use ChatGPT Go, which provides higher usage limits, file uploads, document analysis, image generation and memory features compared with the free version of ChatGPT.
Revolut enables customers to use AI tools for everyday tasks such as researching purchases, planning trips, organising activities and managing work-related tasks.
Under the new arrangement, Ultra customers receive 12 months of free ChatGPT Go access along with a 12-month Buddy Pass, while Metal customers receive 12 months of access.
Premium and Revolut Pro customers are eligible for six months of access, while Plus and Standard customers can receive three months through a promotional offer.
The rollout is available immediately for paid subscription customers and Revolut Pro users, with access for Plus and Standard users being introduced in the coming weeks.
Tara Massoudi, Partner and General Manager for Premium Products at Revolut, said:
“By partnering with OpenAI and offering ChatGPT plans to our customers, we are removing the burden of multiple monthly subscriptions and giving our users uninterrupted access to some of the world’s best productivity tools.”
Emmanuel Marill, Managing Director for EMEA at OpenAI, said:
“We are excited to partner with Revolut and bring ChatGPT Go to millions of customers around the world, helping them use AI to make everyday life easier, from organising administrative tasks and planning travel to learning and creating.”
Revolut said its subscription portfolio currently provides access to services across travel, transport, health, fitness, learning, creativity and entertainment. The portfolio carries a combined value of up to €4,100 annually.
The company said integrating additional services into its plans helps customers simplify subscription management. It also allows them to gain greater value from their memberships.
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