Samsung is preparing to test a subscription service called Galaxy AI Premium. The proposed monthly fee for the service is $4.99, while an annual subscription is expected to cost $47.99. Participants in the early access program will be able to track their usage of AI features, and any fees paid during the testing phase will be refunded.
The company plans to maintain a free standard tier for Galaxy AI, which includes tools like Browsing Assist, Creative Studio, and Photo Assist. However, these free features will now be subject to usage limits. Once these limits are reached, users will need to purchase additional credits or subscribe to the Max plan, which offers four times the usage capacity of the standard tier.
Certain advanced features will be restricted to paid subscribers, including AI video generation, automated cross-app tasks via Bixby Action, and the Daily Briefing. Samsung has not yet announced an official launch date for the subscription service, nor has it confirmed whether the program will transition from the testing phase to a full commercial release.
