- One Google AI Pro plan can cover your household, within limits.
- What the plan manager can share and when a separate plan is the better choice.
How to Share Google AI Pro With Your Family in Nepal
A Google AI Pro plan on your own account can be shared with people in your household. As the plan manager you decide who gets access, and the plan stays yours.
What can be shared
- The 5 TB of storage, used across Gmail, Drive and Photos.
- Selected AI benefits that Google lists as shareable with family members.
Google lets you share with up to five other people.
What does not transfer
Some extras stay with the plan manager only, including YouTube Premium Lite, Developer Program premium, Google Store credit and Colab. Check Google's current list before you promise a feature to someone.
How to set it up
- Activate Google AI Pro on your own account from the email we send.
- Open Google One and choose the family or sharing settings.
- Invite the people you want by email and let them accept.
When to buy a second plan instead
If several people each need their own full Gemini allowance, Flow credits or Deep Research use, a separate plan for each is better than sharing one. When you order, the form has a field for the number of Gmail accounts to upgrade, so a family can pay once for several plans.
Not sure the offer is genuine? Read why this is not a family or shared account.
Get Google AI Pro on your own Google account
Pay once in NPR and activate it yourself from the email we send. It is your own plan, not a family or shared account.
See the current price and what is included