ChatGPT vs Venice AI Comparison

• Go (individual, monthly): $6/mo — OpenAI states this plan may include ads
• Pro (individual, monthly): From $100/mo, with a choice of three usage tiers

• Pro (monthly): $18/mo, ~16.7% cheaper billed yearly
• Pro Plus (monthly): $68/mo, ~16.7% cheaper billed yearly
• Max (monthly): $200/mo, ~16.7% cheaper billed yearly

Unlimited text chats on the base model, subject to abuse guardrails, but limited file uploads, image creation, voice, deep research, memory and context, and Codex access. Advanced reasoning models, Projects, scheduled tasks, and custom GPTs are paid-tier features.

Base AI models only, 10 text prompts/day, 15 image prompts/day, API access pay-as-you-go with credits. No web search, no document uploads, no vision, no text-to-speech, no character creation, no video generation, and no TEE/E2EE access on this tier.

Conversations, Memories, and the account itself persist until the user deletes them. Once a deletion request is made, OpenAI states data is removed from its systems within 30 days, with exceptions where longer retention is required: fraud and abuse prevention, legal obligations, financial records for payments, and the audit trail of the deletion request itself. Temporary Chats are deleted automatically within 30 days unless a longer hold is needed for legal or safety reasons.

Anonymous-tier requests go to outside frontier-model providers, and Venice's own guidance is to assume that provider stores the content under its own policy. Private-tier and TEE/E2EE-tier requests are not stored — enforced by contract on Private, and by hardware enclave plus client-side encryption on TEE/E2EE. One disclosed exception: prompts may sit in server memory in plaintext for the duration of a single request (never written to disk) on the Anonymous and Private tiers, and generated videos are held on Venice's servers temporarily until downloaded, then deleted shortly after — the one standing exception to the no-storage policy, due to file size.

OpenAI OpCo, LLC, San Francisco, California (1455 Third Street) is the controller for most of the world. OpenAI Ireland Limited, Dublin, is the data controller for users in the EEA, the UK, and Switzerland.

Venice.ai's Terms of Service are governed by Wyoming law, with the company operating from offices in Wyoming and a registered notice address in Sheridan, Wyoming. The Privacy Policy states the Service is hosted in the United States and is intended for visitors located within the United States.