‘Plus’ stays competitive
But, he said, “the worth add between ‘Plus’ and ‘Pro’ will not be currently clear from a marketing perspective. The common user of ChatGPT will still do well with the free option, perhaps being persuaded to pay for ‘Plus’ in the event that they are using it more extensively for content writing or coding. When priced against other tools, ChatGPT’s ‘Plus’ will remain very competitive against its rivals.”
Based on Randall, “Anthropic remains to be trying to attain market share (though it has recently fumbled with an ambiguous marketing campaign), while Gemini will not be currently accurate enough in its outputs to effectively position itself. For example, after I asked ChatGPT, Anthropic’s Claude, and Gemini to offer me a listing of 100 historical events for a certain country, ChatGPT and Anthropic were comparable, but Gemini would only list as much as 40, but still call it a listing of 100.”
As for Microsoft Copilot, he said, it “still struggles to showcase the value-add of its moderately expensive licensing. While Microsoft actually needs to point out revenue return from the quantity it has invested in Copilot, the product has not been immediately popular, and was perhaps released too early. We may find yourself seeing a rebrand, or Copilot eventually being packaged with Microsoft’s enterprise plans.”