Google Preps ‘AI Ultra Lite’ Tier and Usage Dashboard for Gemini

Overview

• Strings in the Gemini macOS app point to a new mid-tier subscription called “Google AI Ultra Lite,” codenamed Neon, that has not been officially announced.
• Reporting indicates the plan would sit between the $20 Pro and $250 Ultra options and would mainly raise usage limits rather than add new features.
• App text also references a new page at gemini.google.com/usage that would show five-hour and weekly token limits plus overage credits, though the page is not live.
• The changes appear designed for coding and agent workflows that burn through tokens quickly, giving developers clearer quotas and fewer surprise lockouts.
• Outlets note the findings come from code analysis by 9to5Google, and some expect Google to share more at its I/O developer conference, though details remain subject to change.