Google has finally made the air clear how users can actually do with their Gemini AI at various membership levels. Until now, the company had trusted vague details such as “limited access” or “extended access”, which left users to guess. Now, with the update of its help center page, under the title “Gemini Apps Limits and Upgrade for Google AI Subscribers”, the company has given accurate numbers for prompts, images and other features.

For those on free accounts, Gemini 2.5 Pro is dominated by just five signals a day. Users also get 100 image generations or editing, and five deep research reports per month. There is some flexibility, however – regardless of the plan, each account is allowed 20 audio overview a day.

Subscribers of Google AI Pro Plan, which cost $ 19.99 per month, get a large pool of resources. Pro users can send 100 signs daily daily to Mithun 2.5 Pro and make up to 1,000 images. They are entitled to 20 deep research reports each day and can generate three VO3 fast videos.

At the top, Google Ai Ultra Tier comes at $ 249.99 per month. The scheme provides 500 prompts per day, 1,000-image limit and five VO3 video generations daily. Ultra users have access to 200 deep research reports up to monthly and 10 deep themes, which have a much greater thinking with the 192,000-token reference window, making it more suitable for long or complex tasks.

Google has also clarified that whatever models are being used by equipment, gems and storybooks, will continue to work within the boundaries of the models, which means the ban depends on the tier that the user chooses.

While some of these numbers were already received by the community, this is the first time Google has clearly underlined the rules. Clarity helps users to plan their use and also highlight the difference between free access and high-ended offerings.

Interestingly, with these official confirmation, such signs are increasing that Google can formulate the next major version of its AI. According to Testingcatalog reports, references of “Gemini Beta 3.0 Pro” have been seen inside the Gemini CLI Tool Codebase. The tool, which is partially maintained by Google employees, suggests that Deepmind can work on the successor of the current Gemini 2.5 Pro.

Although the presence of Gemini 3.0 in the code does not guarantee the immediate launch, its discovery time, as Google is formalizing boundaries for existing users, has provoked speculation. Many believe that the company may form the basis for the next generation Gemini model, which can bring fresh capabilities and better performance. For now, users finally know where they stand with the cap use of Gemini. And if the code signal comes true, then Google may soon be more to reveal with Gemini 3.