SamMobile published a detailed leak showing Samsung plans three paid Galaxy AI tiers and credit allowances, while keeping current Galaxy AI features free under a new Galaxy AI Core label.
The leak lists three subscription tiers: Starter with 10,000 credits, Plus with 20,000 credits, and Pro with 50,000 credits. The report says it is not clear what one credit can be used for.
Samsung will offer both subscription and pay-as-you-go options. Tokens bought as pay-as-you-go will be valid for three years and will be separate from a Galaxy AI Premium subscription, according to the leak.
SammyGuru published screenshots of a Galaxy AI Premium subscription user interface. App strings in those screenshots suggest a US monthly price of $5 and a 12-month plan for $48. The leak advises ignoring other prices shown in the screenshots.
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Translation, text summarization, and image generation appear to use a separate tier structure. The leak reports free daily limits of 10 translations, 5 summaries, and 2 image generations. An Essential tier would increase those limits 10 times, and a Premium tier would provide unlimited access.
Current Galaxy AI features will be grouped under Galaxy AI Core. The leak names Browsing Assist, Creative Studio, Memory, Now Brief, Photo Studio, and other existing features remaining free.
New features described for Galaxy AI Premium include Bixby Action, which the leak says may be the name of a rumored agentic Bixby feature that creates system routines and triggers for daily tasks. Daily Briefing is listed for the Plus tier, though the leak notes uncertainty about how it differs from Now Brief.
Gen Video is listed as a feature that turns photos into video clips guided by text prompts. Galaxy Claw is described as Samsung’s possible take on OpenClaw that automates daily routines and may overlap with Bixby Action to some extent.
SamMobile says Samsung organized its AI features under the Galaxy AI umbrella and that consumers expected some paid features after an initial free rollout. The company reportedly planned changes for 2025, which did not occur, and the leak says the shift did not happen this year either. Samsung has not officially confirmed the leaked details.
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