Pakistan pricing
What AI tools cost in Pakistan
Twelve plans from six vendors, each number read from the vendor's own pricing page from a Pakistani connection on 1 November 2026. One of the six bills in rupees. The rest bill in dollars, so the price on their page is not the price on your statement.
PKR 250 a month to Rs 46,216 a month.
That is the spread between the cheapest and the dearest plan on this page, on the same day, from the same country. Neither number is a typo.
Prices in rupees
Sorted cheapest first by the monthly rupee figure. The middle column repeats what the vendor's page actually printed, because that is the thing a reader is entitled to check.
| Tool | Plan | On the page | A month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google One rupees | Lite, 30 GB | PKR 250/mo | PKR 250 |
| Google One rupees | Basic, 100 GB | PKR 550/mo | PKR 550 |
| ElevenLabs | Starter | US$6/mo | Rs 1,660 |
| Framer | Basic, yearly billing | US$10/mo | Rs 2,767 |
| Notion | Plus, one member | US$10/mo | Rs 2,767 |
| Grammarly | Pro | US$12/mo | Rs 3,321 |
| Perplexity | Pro, billed annually | US$17/mo | Rs 4,705 |
| Notion | Business, one member | US$20/mo | Rs 5,535 |
| Google One rupees | Google AI Pro, 5 TB | PKR 5,600/mo | PKR 5,600 |
| ElevenLabs | Creator | US$22/mo | Rs 6,088 |
| Framer | Pro, yearly billing | US$30/mo | Rs 8,302 |
| Perplexity | Max, billed annually | US$167/mo | Rs 46,216 |
Dollar plans converted at Rs 276.745272 to the dollar, open.er-api.com, stamped 1 November 2026 00:02 UTC. Rupee prices are the vendor's own figure, not a conversion. Nothing here includes sales tax or a card fee.
The number on the page is not the number on your statement
Three things sit between a dollar list price and the rupees that leave your account. Only the first two can be measured from here.
- What currency the vendor serves you. This is decided by where the connection comes from, not by a setting you can trust. Google One prints PKR to a Pakistani connection. Notion, Grammarly, Framer, Perplexity and ElevenLabs print dollars.
- The rate the bank uses on the day it settles. The rate on this page is one published daily rate from one moment, and it is already a day old by evening.
- The fee your bank adds. This is the part nobody publishes and the part this page cannot measure. When a statement arrives, the honest way to get it is to subtract the dollar amount converted at the settlement rate from the rupees actually debited.
Until a statement exists, the fee line stays out of every sum on this page rather than being estimated at some plausible percentage.
What is not priced here
Three tools that belong on a page like this are missing, and the reason matters more than the gap.
- ChatGPT. The pricing page returns a Cloudflare challenge to a browser from here and HTTP 403 to a plain request, on both the OpenAI and the chatgpt.com address. No price loaded, so none is printed.
- Canva. Same wall. The page never rendered a single price from a Pakistani connection, so its currency is unconfirmed even though a dollar figure was fetched on 26 October from an unknown connection.
- Adobe Express. HTTP 403, Access Denied.
A number that failed to load is not a number. Printing one anyway would be a guess with a currency symbol in front of it, and a guessed price is worse than a missing one because it looks checkable.
A year, not a month
Monthly prices are easy to say yes to. The three most common tools for a freelancer here, at the cheapest sensible plan for each:
At Rs 276.745272 to the dollar, those three are Rs 6,638 a month. For scale, the dearest plan on this page, Perplexity Max, is Rs 554,598 a year on its own.
Questions
Why do some prices show in rupees and others in dollars?
The vendor decides which currency to serve, usually from the connection's country. Google One serves PKR to a Pakistani connection and prints it in the price itself, with the monthly billing tab selected. Its toggle switches monthly against annual, not currency. The other five serve US dollars. The rupee column for those five is my conversion, and it changes with the rate even when the vendor's price does not.
Is the rupee figure what my card will be charged?
No. For a dollar plan the card is charged dollars. The bank converts at its own rate on the day it settles, then adds whatever fee the card carries. The figure here is an estimate of the dollars at one day's published rate, and it will be a little low if your card adds a percentage.
How current are these numbers?
Every price was read on 1 November 2026 from the vendor's own page. Prices change when the vendor changes them, and the rate changes every day. If you are reading this months later, treat the dollar column as the history and the rupee column as a snapshot.
Do these include tax?
No. Framer's page states that sales tax is added at checkout based on location. The other pages did not show a tax line to me. Nothing on this page includes tax, and a Pakistani card can attract its own charges at checkout.
Sources
- Google One, plans and pricing, read 1 November 2026, PKR printed on the page.
- Notion, pricing, read 1 November 2026, USD printed on the page.
- Grammarly, plans, read 1 November 2026.
- Framer, pricing, read 1 November 2026, yearly billing selected.
- Perplexity, plans, read 1 November 2026, billed annually.
- ElevenLabs, pricing, read 1 November 2026, monthly billing. The recurring price is quoted, not the first-month discount.
- Rates by ExchangeRate-API, USD to PKR, read from the open endpoint and stamped 1 November 2026 00:02 UTC.
Working in Pakistan and paid in rupees? The salary tax calculator shows what tax year 2027 takes out of a monthly salary, slab by slab.
Dot & Halo
Every price here was read from the vendor's own page, not copied from a list. No account, no affiliate links, no sign-up.
Last checked 1 November 2026. Prices and exchange rates move. This is a record of what the pages said on that date, not a quote.