Chad GPT Plus and Claude Pro. We bought

and compared both plans so you don't

have to. Chat GPT and Claude are two of

the most popular and powerful AI models

out there, often sparking debate as both

come with their own strengths, unique

features, and capabilities. Standing at

$20 each, both Chat GPT and Claude offer

plans designed for users who want more

than just the regular experience. Both

provide priority access during times of

heavy traffic and offer enhanced usage

of the AI models. In this video, we'll

explore the features of Chat GPT Plus

and Claude Pro, so you can determine for

yourself which of the two plans is the

best fit. So, let's get right into it.

Now, which models are available under

each plan? By default, ChatGpt Plus uses

the GPT5 model. You can also use

different modes within it. Auto, which

automatically decides the best version

to use, instant, thinking mini, and the

full thinking model of GPT5. In

addition, you can access the legacy

models, which are GPT40 and04 Mini. each

with their own unique strengths and

capabilities. On the other hand, Claude

also offers multiple models that you can

choose from using the model selector.

You can go for Claude model, the

smartest, fastest, and most capable

model yet. You can also choose Claude

Haiku for quick and concise answers, or

the Opus model, which is one of the best

options for brainstorming. Additionally

there are several other legacy models

available, each with their own unique

capabilities. Let's compare the message

limits you can send to each model in

their respective plans. The Chat GPT

Plus plan offers a 3-hour window in

which you can send messages up to a

certain limit. You can use legacy models

like 40 with up to 100 messages in a

week. GPT5 temporarily has an increased

limit of 160 messages per 3-hour window

though standard access is typically 80

messages every 3 hours. After reaching

that limit, your responses automatically

switch to smaller models for which it

has unlimited access. Like chat GPT

Claude also limits how long you can use

its models within a set time period. For

Claude, the window is 5 hours during

which you can send up to 45 messages.

After reaching that limit, Claude blocks

you from using it further and you need

to wait before you can interact with

that model again. This might make you

wonder if the Chat GPT plus plan is

better because it has more messages. But

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much context window do you get with each

plan? With ChatGpt Plus, you get a 32K

context window, which is quite large and

capable of handling complex tasks.

However, the one truly leading the

context game is Claude, offering an

extended usage of its massive 200K

context window, making Claude the better

model for long- form content generation.

This allows Claude to generate longer

responses, process larger documents, and

retain context across extended

conversations, something Chad GPT models

with their smaller context window are

limited in doing. If you often work with

large PDFs or research files, which AI

plan actually handles uploads better?

Chat GPT allows you to upload large

files up to 512 megbytes in size. This

is especially useful for tasks like

summarizing lengthy research papers or

books. However, the main limitation is

that file uploads are tied to the 3-hour

context window. You can upload up to 80

files within that window, which still

gives you a major advantage over the

free tier. The files you upload within

your projects are also limited, which is

up to 25 files per project, each with

the same maximum size. These uploaded

files are intended to help ChatGpt

better understand your project's context

and provide more accurate, relevant

responses. On the other hand, the Claude

Pro plan isn't limited by a time window

but rather by how much you can upload

per chat. Claude allows you to upload

approximately 20 files per chat with

each file up to around 30 megabytes in

size, which is significantly smaller

compared to ChatGpt Plus. But here's the

cool part. Unlike ChatgPT projects

Claude Projects offers unlimited file

uploads, only limited by Claude's

context window. While ChatGpt is unable

to process the images within the PDF

uploaded, Claude is fully capable of

processing images within documents and

responding accordingly, but only for

PDFs under 100 pages. Whether it's

analyzing photos or generating new ones

which AI gives you the upper hand? With

Chat GPT Plus, you can upload up to 50

images per day with each image limited

to 20 megabytes in size. You can upload

images to ask questions about them

extract text, or get insights related to

whatever image you've uploaded. In

Claude Pro, the same feature is limited

to 20 images per chat, with each image

not exceeding 30 megabytes in size.

Claude's models are exceptionally

powerful when it comes to analyzing

image visuals and accurately extracting

text from them. But here's where Chad

GPT plus has a clear advantage. Unlike

Claude, which doesn't have an image

generation model, Chad GPT's models can

create realistic images from just a

simple prompt. With the Plus plan, you

can generate up to 50 images within the

same 3-hour window. Now, you might be

wondering if you can work with videos in

your plans. While Anthropic does not

have its own video generation model, the

cool feature you get with the chat GPT

plus plan is that it gives you limited

access to their video generation model

Sora. You can use Sora to generate

images or videos and select the aspect

ratio of the video you want to create.

The maximum resolution allowed for video

generation is 720, but you can choose a

lower resolution if you want faster

generation. The maximum duration allowed

is 5 seconds, beyond which you'll need a

higher plan. You can simply provide a

prompt and Sora will generate a video

based on it. Another feature exclusive

to chat GPT in the plus plan is the

voice mode. You can use the voice mode

in chat GPT for up to 1 hour each day.

This feature is highly intelligent. It

picks up non-verbal cues such as your

speaking speed and emotional tone and it

also offers screen sharing capability.

You can choose from multiple available

voices and select the one that suits you

best. You can use it to learn, chat, or

run mock interviews. Screen sharing is

available only on mobile and you get a

full chat transcript after each session.

That brings us to our next feature which

is deep research. It is a feature

supported by both claude and chat GPT.

Basically, it conducts extensive

research by searching through links and

sublinks to find key details about the

topic you specify. With ChatGpt Plus

you can perform up to 25 deep research

sessions per month. You can give it any

topic and it asks you a set of questions

to clarify what you're aiming for in

your research. Once you answer those

questions, it will begin the research

process, which can take anywhere from 5

to 45 minutes. During this time, it

scans through numerous sources to

extract the information you're looking

for. The research took 11 minutes and

used 20 sources and 130 searches to

generate this report. And as you can

see, it's a very in-depth report, uses

proper citations, and provided links to

all the sources it referenced. It's

quite a detailed report, complete with a

references section at the end, formatted

in proper APA style. You can use the

same features on the Claude application

as well, offering similar capabilities

you can turn on research mode and then

prompt Claude with the topic you want to

explore. Similar to Chat GPT, it also

asked clarification questions to better

focus the research around your specific

goal. Once you answered the questions

it began the research process. While

this research also took some time, the

key difference between Chad GPT and

Claude's pro plan is that unlike Chad

GPT, which has specific limits, Claude's

plan does not have a separate quota for

research. Instead, it uses the general

tool usage limits. Whatever tools it

uses to perform the research task are

counted toward the overall usage rather

than being part of a dedicated limit.

The research took more than 20 minutes

and went through 311 resources

significantly more than chat GPT. It

compiled a lengthy and detailed document

containing multiple sources and proper

citations with inline references

wherever links were used matching the

style specified. Both Claude and Chat

GPT allow you to integrate external

applications into your workflow. With

the Chat GPT plus plan, you can connect

multiple sources including GitHub, your

calendar, Figma, and various Google

applications. However, these

integrations are somewhat limited. You

can use these connectors to ask ChatGpt

to schedule events in your calendar

check your availability, and perform

similar tasks seamlessly. Similar to

Chat GPT, you can also connect multiple

applications in Claude. You can manage

the connectors, and there's a much wider

range available compared to the limited

options in ChatGpt. You can add any

application you want to connect to. But

the cool part about Claude's plan is

that it allows you to add your own MCP

connections. By specifying the server

details, you can connect to any other

application not listed by default

through these connectors. This brings us

to another chat GPT exclusive feature

that comes with the plus plan. Custom

GPTs. These are essentially AI agents of

their own designed and specialized for

different types of tasks. You can use

GPTs created by the community or create

one of your own. You can either use the

chat mode to answer the model's

questions during the creation process or

go to configure mode and use the text

interface to manually add your details.

File uploads to enhance the knowledge

base are limited to the same as

projects. 25 uploads per GPT with a

maximum size of 512 megbytes. You can

choose your recommended model and

configure the capabilities. On the right

side, you can also test the agent you've

created, which will be in accordance

with the instructions and generates

details for whichever social media

platform you've specified. Once you're

done configuring and testing, you can go

to create and either keep the GPT

private for yourself, share it with

anyone via a link, or publish it to the

GPT store so the entire community can

use it. If you're a developer, this

section is for you. With ChatGpt Plus

you get Codeex, the AI coding assistant

powered by Open AI models. Codex

provides a virtual environment where you

can write and execute code and it can be

connected to your GitHub account. It

creates each task in a separate

container, manages and executes that

task and then organizes everything

through your connected GitHub

repository. Codex runs tasks in isolated

cloud sandboxes for enhanced security

and performance, ensuring each execution

stays independent and conflict-free. It

also offers deeper GitHub integration

enabling automated code reviews and pull

requests directly within your workflow

so you can build, test, and ship code

faster than ever. You can use codecs

directly in your terminal or within any

IDE you prefer. Similar to chat GPT

Cloud Pro also gives you access to a

terminal-based interface where you can

use Claude's model directly within your

project and ask it to perform various

tasks. This interface is called Claude

Code and it has the ability to read

write, and create multiple files and

folders. It's a highly powerful tool for

coding and building new applications. In

fact, it's one of the most powerful

features available so far. But if you're

a developer who uses model APIs to build

your own applications, here's some bad

news. Even if you're a subscriber of

ChatGpt Plus or Claude Pro, neither plan

includes direct API access. You have to

bill and manage the APIs separately

using a pay as you go method for your

API usage. Despite the benefits each

models plan offers, the first thing to

consider is the difference in their

capabilities. While Chat GPT excels in

ideation and creative processes, Claude

performs better when it comes to long-

form content and coding. Which one is

truly the right choice for you? The

final verdict depends entirely on your

use case on what kind of tasks you plan

to do. So, that brings us to the end of

the video. I hope the features mentioned

here helped you decide which plan is

right for you. Thank you for watching

and I'll see you in the next one.