A post from @btibor91 reports that OpenAI may be preparing a higher-tier ChatGPT Pro plan. The accompanying screenshot shows repeated promax and chatgptpromax labels in ChatGPT-related code, but it does not establish that OpenAI has announced or launched a product called ChatGPT Pro Max.

The evidence is therefore narrower than the report’s possible product implications. It points to references that may be associated with a higher-tier plan, while leaving the plan’s final name, features, price and release status unknown.

What the report says about a higher-tier ChatGPT Pro plan

The post presents the code references as evidence that OpenAI may be preparing another tier associated with ChatGPT Pro. That is a report about possible product preparation, not confirmation that the plan is ready for subscribers.

The report does not describe what a higher-tier plan would offer, who could access it or when it might become available. It also does not include official confirmation of a ChatGPT Pro Max launch.

What appears in the shared screenshot

The screenshot shows a code-search view with promax entered as the search term. Several visible lines contain labels including PROMAX, chatgptpromax and promax, alongside other plan-related-looking labels such as PRO and PRO_FREE.

Those references show that the displayed code contains matching strings in ChatGPT-related JavaScript assets. They do not show how the labels would be used in a finished subscription system. The screenshot does not establish whether the code is active, experimental, temporary or intended for a public launch.

A code label can also change before a product is released. It may be an internal name, an implementation value or a temporary identifier rather than the name customers would eventually see.

What remains unconfirmed

The report and screenshot do not establish:

  • that “ChatGPT Pro Max” is the final product name;

  • that OpenAI will launch the plan;

  • how much it would cost;

  • when it would become available;

  • which countries or users would be eligible;

  • what additional models, limits or features it would include; or

  • whether the visible references remain in current production code.

How to interpret the report

There are three different levels of information here. First, the X post reports a possible higher-tier ChatGPT Pro plan. Second, the screenshot provides visible evidence of promax and chatgptpromax strings in the displayed code. Third, an official OpenAI announcement would be needed to confirm a public product, its final name and its terms.

Until OpenAI provides that confirmation, readers should treat ChatGPT Pro Max as a possible product reference rather than an available subscription or a product with known pricing and benefits.

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