Google Gemini pricing page adds new per-second and per-image rates

Google’s public pricing page for Gemini has changed. Several price lines now appear that were not on the page before, and no earlier lines have been removed. The new entries include a $0.075 rate that applies through December 31, 2026, and a separate $0.075 rate starting January 1, 2027.

The page also adds per-second rates that appear to apply to generated clips. The approximate rate is $0.07 per second, which the page illustrates as about $0.70 for a 10-second clip and about $1.04 for a 15-second clip. Pricing varies by resolution. The page lists $0.023 per second for 360p at 1,931 tokens per second, $0.104 per second for 1080p with upsampling at 8,688 tokens per second, and $0.209 per second for 4K with upsampling at 17,376 tokens per second. A $0.0702 per-image rate also appears.

The change was found by an automated comparison of the page on November 6, 2026. The difference held on two consecutive checks. The page does not attach plan names to every figure, so the tier each rate applies to is not always clear.

Why it matters

Cost estimates built from earlier Gemini listings may now be out of date. Per-second pricing that varies with resolution can make spending rise quickly as clip length and output quality increase. The dated rate change also means costs scheduled for 2027 differ from those in effect now.

What to do

Check the live pricing page and confirm which plan each figure applies to before budgeting. Recalculate expected spend for the clip lengths and resolutions you actually use, and note the January 1, 2027 change date in any forecast.