GSA Cuts Claude Pricing 40% for Governments in OneGov Deal

The U.S. General Services Administration said Oct. 27 that it expanded its OneGov agreement with Anthropic, giving government buyers 40% off token-based usage across the Claude models available to the government. That includes FedRAMP-authorized environments for sensitive unclassified work.

Agencies pay only for what they use, with no minimum purchase, GSA said. Eligible buyers include federal executive, legislative and judicial agencies and state, local and tribal governments, who can buy directly, through resellers and on major cloud platforms.

Anthropic said the discount covers Claude Enterprise, Claude for Government and the Claude API, and extends to territorial governments. The company said the discounts are estimated to save the government $1 billion. It did not give a time period. Anthropic said the discount applies through cloud providers "in the coming months."

The deal follows GSA's August 2025 agreement that offered Claude to all three branches for $1. Nextgov reported that deal expires Oct. 31. Neither GSA nor Anthropic disclosed the new agreement's length.

Sources: GSA; Anthropic; Nextgov/FCW.