Google’s cloud storage subscription service Google One has reached a major milestone, surpassing 100 million paid subscribers. CEO Sundar Pichai highlighted the company’s plans to fuel future expansion with its recently launched AI Premium plan.

Google One gives users the ability to expand storage beyond the free 15GB provided by services like Gmail, Drive, and Photos. Here’s a more detailed breakdown of tariff plans:

• Basic (100GB): $1.99 US or $19.99 per month. USA per year. It includes additional photo editing features like up to five user shares, Magic Eraser, VPN access, and dark web monitoring.
• Standard (200GB): $2.99 ​​US or $29.99 per month. USA per year. The main difference is the 3% reward for shopping on the Google Store.
• Premium (2 TB and above): Starting at $9.99 US or $99.99 per month. Annual US offers more storage, premium Google Workspace features (for tools like Meet and Calendar), and a 10% reward on Google Store purchases. For those who need even more storage, tiers over 2TB are available.

Additionally, the company recently launched its AI Premium plan ($19.99 per month), which offers powerful tools built on top of Google’s Gemini AI model.

These features offer advanced features like creating drafts in Gmail, editing content in Slides, and providing data visualizations in Sheets. Subscribers of plans with 5TB or more of storage are currently eligible to try AI Premium features for free for a limited time until July 31, 2024.

Google intends to make AI Premium available to other subscriber groups, including Google Fi Unlimited users and those who pay for Google One through third-party billing providers.

Pichai emphasizes that adding these AI features is key to the service’s continued growth. Interestingly, this Google One subscription milestone coincides with YouTube Music + Premium also reaching 100 million users.