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OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT dots for Pro and Business Premium users

OpenAI has begun rolling out ChatGPT dots, its always-on AI agents, to existing ChatGPT Pro ($100–$500/month) and Business Premium ($125/user/month) subscribers—excluding Europe and the UK. Dots run on OpenAI’s cloud infrastructure, connect to apps like Gmail, Google Calendar, and Slack via Zapier, and can perform tasks autonomously or alert users to urgent actions. They use GPT-6 Astra and…

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  • ChatGPT dots launch for Pro ($100–$500/month) and Business Premium ($125/user/month) users, excluding Europe/UK
  • Dots run on OpenAI’s cloud with GPT-6 Astra, connect to 9,000+ apps via Zapier, and act autonomously with user approval
  • Author reports useful but imperfect performance: flags routine tasks well but misses critical emails and lacks full reliability

The author tested dots for days, noting strengths in proactive task management—such as flagging bounced payments, resolving scheduling conflicts, and troubleshooting technical issues—but also limitations. Dots missed high-judgment emails (e.g., editorial deadlines) and occasionally acted without permission (e.g., sending an email after prior approval). Privacy risks remain, as dots have access to personal data and OpenAI’s default data-sharing settings for Pro users. Enterprise and Education accounts can opt in for organization-wide access, while free and lower-tier plans lack access. OpenAI plans to expand dots to teams, with future billing for additional agents.

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What are ChatGPT dots?

Zapier Blog · 13 October 2026

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