It’s a bit tricky because Google doesn’t actually issue “US-only” Gmail accounts — Gmail addresses are global. What usually matters is the region linked to your Google profile or payment method. For services like Google AI Pro, the system checks your account’s country setting and billing info rather than the email domain itself.
If you’re outside the US, you can still create a regular Gmail account, but you may run into restrictions when signing up for US-only trials. In that case, the options are usually:
Adjusting your Google account’s country in settings (though this may require a valid US payment method).
Using a student email from an eligible institution if you’re trying for the student subscription.
Checking if Google AI Pro offers trials in your region — sometimes availability expands quietly without announcement.
So in short: you don’t need a “Gmail US account,” just a Gmail account with US region settings and payment details. Without that, the free trial or student plan may not show up.
But if you really want to create a new gmail account try Emulator + us clean proxy. Sometimes they don’t ask for phone number verification.
Please note that the clean proxy mean that it must not be a known VPN server or any public proxy.
You should have the highest chance without phone verification with a dedicated static residential proxy + new real android device that you don’t have a gmail account logged in.
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