OpenAI, maker of ChatGPT, plans to set up its first Indian office in New Delhi later this year, expanding its footprint in what is its No. 2 market by users. The Microsoft-backed company said in a statement on Friday that it has incorporated in India and begun recruiting locally.

The low-cost plan, called ChatGPT Go, aims to provide wider access to the chatbot’s advanced features at 399 rupees a month, equivalent to $4.57, the startup said Tuesday.

The new plan was leaked earlier and OpenAI recently introduced local currency pricing in India via India's payment framework. With that, ChatGPT Plus and ChatGPT Pro are now offered for 1,999 rupees ($22.95) and 19,990 rupees ($229.50) — more expensive than the $20 and $200 users paid prior to the local currency rollout.