I hope someone can answer the following question for me.
I have a primary Google account with a Google AI Pro subscription. I got it through a Google promotion, paying €5 for the first three months and then €21-22 for the fourth month (the regular price).
I have a secondary Google account and was thinking of getting another Google AI Pro subscription. It seems I have the same offer, and I wanted to take advantage of it to have two accounts for Antigravity CLI since I have the offer and don’t want to miss out.
However, I have some doubts. Since I got this offer on my primary account, if I go to my secondary account and get the same offer, I assume it’s not my fault, and it won’t harm me, or even cause Google to ban both accounts, right?
I’ve been reading all sorts of things… and I’m really scared, but I don’t think I’m doing anything wrong.
cant give a definite yes or no here since it comes down to googles internal abuse detection, but generally two separate accounts each genuinely used by you and subscribing on their own is usually fine, its stacking promos artificially thats more likely to get flagged. if youre worried, safest move is asking google ai pro billing support directly before you subscribe: Gemini Apps Help
Thx! Resolved for supported, there isn’t a problem for doing it
Hi @danielpriego,
While we cannot share the exact details of our abuse detection protocol, switching between two active, paid accounts to manage token usage is not considered a violation of our Terms of Service.
However, please keep in mind that issues often arise when users attempt to use secondary accounts that are part of a discounted or shared pool. To ensure uninterrupted access and avoid triggering any system flags, please make sure you are only using paid accounts that you personally own.
@Siddharth_Naik Thx so much for the answer, I contacted support and there’s absolutely no problem, and yes, my secondary account is mine (I own it).