Five “Family Basic” entries appear in a claimed ChatGPT pricing-config leak
Tibor Blaho shared a crop listing family variants of Go, Plus and three Pro tiers. It does not reveal household size, shared limits or a launch date.
Tibor Blaho (@btibor91) has shared what he describes as a new “Family Basic” subscription lineup in ChatGPT’s checkout pricing configuration. His 4 November screenshot contains five identifiers: family_basic_go, family_basic_plus, family_basic_pro, family_basic_prolite and family_basic_promax.
The reported Family Basic configuration
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The public screenshot is the evidence being reported; its underlying configuration remains unverified.
A family option could change how a household pays for separate ChatGPT accounts. But these names do not tell us whether members share a usage allowance, how many people can join, or how their conversations remain separated. The crop contains monthly amounts, but its visible portion does not establish the currency or final consumer prices.
The inspectable evidence is Blaho’s published crop. His post does not link to a public commit or a raw configuration response that we could check independently. It is a specific lead about possible family subscriptions, not evidence that they can already be purchased; regions and timing remain unknown.
Sources
- Family Basic checkout-configuration screenshotTibor Blaho / X · 4 Nov 2026
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