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The Browser Company Unveils $20 Monthly Subscription for AI-Powered Browser Dia

Muskan Saini Muskan Saini
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Published on November 26, 2025

In a major step toward monetization, The Browser Company has revealed a paid tier called Dia Pro for its artificial intelligence-driven browser, Dia. Subscribers have limitless access to the browser’s artificial intelligence chat and ‘Skills’ functions under this $20 per month subscription service. Casual users will still have access to a free version, even if this will come with certain constraints on the AI capabilities. 

Though the exact limitations for free access have not been made public, CEO Josh Miller has guaranteed users in interviews with The New York Times that those who engage with the AI only a few times a week may continue to use the service without charge. Dia, introduced in June after being previewed late last year, represents a significant departure from the company’s former browser, Arc, which was phased down because of its limited appeal and difficult learning curve. 

The Browser Company launched a new subscription plan for Dia

Based on the Chromium platform, Dia gives a seamless artificial intelligence experience with a chat interface built right into the URL bar. This lets consumers upload files, make material, summarize websites, and more. Users can also customize their experience by changing style and tone and by using Skills, which are prearranged procedures for several activities, like drafting or arranging.

A critical security flaw has been patched, Android users can now update their phones to the latest security patch.

As AI calculations get more expensive, the introduction of a “Browser Company Subscription” model would strategically help to offset operating costs while also fostering continuous growth and improved integration. Miller has hinted at the possibility of future tiered plans, which could range from $5 to several hundred dollars per month, depending on the depth of features and frequency of use.

In a competitive environment among browser developers trying to integrate AI capabilities, this launch happens. Emerging companies like Perplexity, with its AI browser Comet and Opera via Neon, are also making their presence in this area, with companies like Google and Microsoft updating Chrome and Edge with AI assistants. Rumors abound that OpenAI might soon release its own AI browser.

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