Pricing

Pingpong pricing

Pingpong plans, as listed on the App Store: Free gives you 3 pingpongs to try the chain. Plus is $24.99/mo for 150 fast pingpongs. Pro is $59.99/mo for 150 pro plus 300 fast. Yearly billing is listed with up to 33% off. Web and iOS use the same product idea: sequential review by Grok, Perplexity, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude.

Plan comparison

PlanPriceWhat you get
Free$03 pingpongs to experience sequential review
Plus$24.99/mo150 fast pingpongs
Pro$59.99/mo150 pro + 300 fast pingpongs, extended thinking

Yearly plans: the App Store listing states up to 33% off. Treat that as an App Store claim and confirm the live price in checkout.

Sources for these numbers: the public App Store listing for pingpongit. If App Store prices change, update this page.

Free vs Plus vs Pro

Free is for evaluation. Three full runs are enough to see whether sequential review changes how you decide. It is not meant as ongoing volume.

Plus fits daily decision-makers who mostly want Fast mode: quicker checks, still a multi-model chain.

Pro fits harder calls where extended thinking matters. You get Pro quota plus a larger Fast pool for mixed use.

More chooser detail: FAQ.

Fast vs Pro

  • Fast: quicker responses for everyday queries
  • Pro: extended thinking for tougher questions

Attachments (images, PDFs, spreadsheets, code, documents) are part of the product on the supported platforms. Model order is configurable.

Is it worth $24.99 or $59.99?

Worth it if a single agreeable AI answer is risky for the decisions you actually make, and you will use the chain often enough to burn the monthly quota. Not worth it if you only need occasional rewrites, low-stakes brainstorming, or a model switcher.

Free tier first. Then pick Plus or Pro from real usage, not from fear of missing a plan. Product definition: What is Pingpong. Mechanism: How it works.

Teams and API

Individual plans above are consumer App Store pricing. For team pilots or API access, see the team path linked from the product (currently routed for business users) and API notes at llms.txt. Prefer a stable docs URL once /api is real HTML, not the SPA shell.

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