Google is increasing the rate of its Gemini 2.5 Pro Artificial Intelligence (AI) model. On Wednesday, an executive of a company announced that the AI model, which is currently available to only paid customers, will now allow users to send 100 queries instead of 50. This increased rate limit will only apply to Google AI Pro customers, as AI Ultra Tier already provides a high rate limit. In particular, in Google I/O, Tech Giants said that Pro subscribers will get “extended access” for the AI model.
Google revealed the rate limit of Gemini 2.5 Pro for Pro Users
One in Post On X (East was known as Twitter), Josh Woodward, Vice President of Google Labs and Gemini, announced the increased rate limit for Google AI Pro subscribers. Woodward said that these users will now be able to send 100 queries or messages per day with Gemini 2.5 Pro model instead of the current rate limit of 50 queries.
With this post, Google The first time has also revealed the actual rate limit for its paid customers. Mountain view-based tech giants usually use vague words such as “limited access,” “extended access,” or “supreme access”, which refer to the rate limits. In particular, the rate limit dabbling comes two weeks after the company announces at its I/O event that it will give to its paid users The use of Gemini 2.5 Pro model increased,
According to a 9to5google ReportTech giant may have reduced the rate limit early this week, as many heavy users of the model claimed to hit the exhaustion point. However, there is no way to verify it.
In Google I/O, the company officially prepared the Gemini Advanced Plan in Google Ai Pro and Google AI Ultra MembershipThe price of AI Pro Plan is Rs. 1,950 per month. The AI Ultra subscription, which currently lives only in the US, costs $ 249.99 (about Rs 21,500 per month), which is 11X more than the Pro Plan.
For now, if a Pro Plan reaches the user rate limit, they can either wait for a reset (the rate limit is reset every 24 hours), upgrade to AI Ultra Plan (provided it is available), or switch to Gemini 2.5 flash (which is not aimed at dealing with more complex quiry).