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Premium seats are coming to ChatGPT Business
Update on August 25, 2026: Premium seats are now available on ChatGPT Business. The promotion to earn workspace credits for your first premium seats has ended. Learn more(opens in a new window) about Premium seats on ChatGPT Business, or get started(opens in a new window).
The work that moves your business forward should never have to stop.
Teams are using ChatGPT to take on bigger things: organizing inventory, building marketing campaigns, analyzing business performance, improving customer experiences, and developing new products. As that work becomes more ambitious, our top request from ChatGPT Business customers has been an expanded seat option with more capacity and usage built in.
That’s why we’re introducing Premium seats for ChatGPT Business. Premium gives your most active teammates 5x more usage than Standard seats and removes the five-hour usage limit, so they can take on larger projects and work with fewer interruptions—all within the same secure Business workspace.
Premium seats cost $125 per user per month, or $100 per user per month when billed annually. Standard seats remain $25 per user per month, or $20 per user per month when billed annually. You can mix both seat types in the same workspace and choose the right option for each person on your team.
And for a limited time, eligible workspace owners who sign up early will receive $100 worth of workspace credits (2,500 credits) for every Premium seat they add, up to $500 for five seats. Some customers may also receive early access before Premium becomes generally available, as a bonus for signing up now.
Take on more ambitious work without losing momentum
Premium gives your most active teammates the capacity to take on bigger projects and keep work moving.
The new Premium seat usage includes:
5x more usage than Standard.
No five-hour usage limit.
Predictable weekly usage resets.
Need even more intelligence? If you hit a usage limit, businesses can add shared workspace credits, managed by your workspace owner.
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