Revolut has partnered with OpenAI to offer ChatGPT Go access to its 75 million customers. Depending on their subscription tier, users receive between three and 12 months of the premium AI service at no extra cost, featuring higher usage limits, expanded image generation, and enhanced memory capabilities.
ChatGPT Go is primarily a medium-tier subscription for the AI chatbot that commonly costs users a monthly fee of £7. Users get access to higher usage limits than a free account as well as file uploads, document analysis and image generation.
Under the partnership, Revolut customers can access ChatGPT Go at no additional cost, with the benefit varying according to plan type. Customers on the Standard plan can unlock three months of ChatGPT Go free of charge, while customers on higher-tier plans can access up to 12 months included within their existing subscription.
The offering forms part of Revolut’s curated subscription portfolio, an existing feature through which the company bundles third-party services spanning travel, connectivity, and productivity into a single Revolut membership. In addition, the stated aim of the portfolio is to reduce the number of separate subscriptions that customers manage individually, consolidating multiple monthly payments into one plan.
According to the companies, ChatGPT is used by almost one billion people on a weekly basis. The partnership brings the tool into a financial services context, positioning it alongside other services Revolut already bundles for its customer base. Neither company disclosed the financial terms of the agreement.
The integration reflects a broader pattern among financial services providers of embedding third-party digital tools directly into banking and payments apps, reducing friction for customers who would otherwise manage multiple subscriptions and billing relationships separately.
The partnership adds an artificial intelligence subscription to a portfolio that already spans multiple service categories, reflecting the increasing embedding of AI tools into everyday consumer and business activities, from business scaling to market research.
