Last Updated: November 1, 2026
The ChatGPT Team plan is now called ChatGPT Business. OpenAI renamed it on August 29, 2025, and the plan still works the same way: a shared ChatGPT workspace for two or more people, costing $25 per user per month billed monthly or $20 billed annually, with Premium seats at $125 or $100.
Plenty of people still search for "ChatGPT Team," and older guides still describe it, so this page explains what the plan is called now, what it costs in November 2026, what each seat type includes, and when it beats Plus or Enterprise.
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What Happened to the ChatGPT Team Plan?
OpenAI renamed ChatGPT Team to ChatGPT Business on August 29, 2025. In its help center, OpenAI says the rename "did not change the plan," though pricing and seat options have changed since. If you had a Team workspace, it became a Business workspace automatically, and new sign-ups now choose Business.
That confirmation comes from the FAQ on OpenAI's ChatGPT Business overview, which answers "Is ChatGPT Business the same as ChatGPT Team?" with a plain yes. The biggest change since the rename is the addition of Premium seats, which give heavier users more ChatGPT Work and Codex usage inside the same workspace.
How Much Does the ChatGPT Team Plan Cost Now?
ChatGPT Business, the former Team plan, costs $25 per user per month for a Standard seat billed monthly, or $20 billed annually. Premium seats cost $125 monthly or $100 annually. Every workspace needs at least two seats, so the smallest possible plan costs $40 to $50 a month for two people.
Seat type | Billed monthly | Billed annually | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
Standard | $25 per user per month | $20 per user per month | ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work and Codex |
Premium | $125 per user per month | $100 per user per month | The same tools with higher Work and Codex usage and no five-hour usage limit |
Prices come from OpenAI's Business overview as of November 2026. Workspaces can also buy flexible credits to extend usage past the included limits. On October 29, 2026, OpenAI's release notes said it was increasing the Work and Codex usage included in Business Premium seats.
Here is what a few common team sizes cost on Standard seats:
Team size | Monthly billing | Annual billing (per month) | Annual billing (per year) |
|---|---|---|---|
2 people | $50 | $40 | $480 |
5 people | $125 | $100 | $1,200 |
10 people | $250 | $200 | $2,400 |
25 people | $625 | $500 | $6,000 |
For every individual plan and the API rates, see our ChatGPT pricing guide.
What Does the ChatGPT Team Plan Include?
A ChatGPT Business workspace includes access to OpenAI's frontier models, ChatGPT Work and Codex, a shared workspace for collaboration, centralized billing, admin controls for users and roles, usage visibility and spend controls. OpenAI says it won't train on workspace data, and the plan follows its Business Terms and Enterprise privacy policies.
The feature list comes from OpenAI's Business overview. In practice, that breaks down into four things a team gets that individual plans don't:
One workspace. Shared projects and custom workspace GPTs mean a team can build a prompt or tool once and everyone uses it.
Admin control. Owners add and remove members, assign Standard or Premium seats, and switch people between them as needs change.
One bill. Centralized billing replaces a stack of personal Plus subscriptions on expense reports.
Data protection. Workspace content is not used to train OpenAI's models, which is often the deciding factor for companies.
Seats can be mixed in a single workspace, so a team might give Premium seats to two developers who use Codex all day and Standard seats to everyone else.
ChatGPT Team vs Plus: Which Is Better for a Small Business?
For a business with two or more people, ChatGPT Business, the former Team plan, is usually the better choice. A Standard seat costs the same as Plus on annual billing ($20) and $5 more on monthly billing, and it adds a shared workspace, admin controls, centralized billing and a no-training promise. Plus suits individuals.
Feature | ChatGPT Plus | ChatGPT Business (Standard) |
|---|---|---|
Price | $20 a month, monthly only | $25 monthly or $20 annually, per user |
Users | 1 | 2 or more |
Shared workspace and admin console | No | Yes |
Centralized billing | No | Yes |
Training on your data | On by default, opt-out available | No |
ChatGPT Work and Codex | Yes | Yes |
The privacy row is the one that matters most to most companies. Individual plans can be used for model training unless each person turns it off, according to OpenAI's pricing page, while Business workspaces are excluded by default. Our ChatGPT Enterprise vs. Plus comparison goes deeper on the individual-versus-company decision.
ChatGPT Team vs Enterprise: When Should You Upgrade?
ChatGPT Business is the self-serve plan for teams, while Enterprise is a sales-led plan for larger organizations that need more advanced controls. OpenAI says Enterprise adds options Business lacks, such as invoice billing, purchase orders and bank transfer, along with larger deployments and custom terms. Enterprise pricing is custom.
OpenAI positions Business for teams that want to start immediately with a credit card and Enterprise for companies that need procurement, compliance and identity features at scale. A useful rule of thumb: if your security or legal team needs to review a contract, or you need features like SCIM provisioning or data residency, talk to OpenAI's sales team about Enterprise. Otherwise, Business gets a team running the same day.
Is the ChatGPT Team Plan Worth It?
ChatGPT Business is worth it for any company where two or more people use ChatGPT for work. On annual billing it costs the same as Plus per person, and the shared workspace, admin controls and no-training promise come at no extra cost. It is not designed for families or individuals, who are better off on personal plans.
The math is simplest for teams already expensing several Plus subscriptions. Moving five people from Plus to annual Business Standard seats keeps the bill at $100 a month while adding admin control and data protection. Households looking for a shared plan should read our ChatGPT family plan guide instead, since Business is built for companies.
If you are comparing assistants before committing a whole team, our ChatGPT vs. Claude comparison is worth a look. Claude's Team plan charges exactly the same seat prices.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does ChatGPT Team still exist?
ChatGPT Team still exists under a new name. OpenAI renamed it ChatGPT Business on August 29, 2025, and says the rename did not change the plan itself. Anyone searching for the Team plan today will sign up for ChatGPT Business.
How much does the ChatGPT Team plan cost?
ChatGPT Business, formerly Team, costs $25 per user per month billed monthly or $20 billed annually for a Standard seat. Premium seats cost $125 monthly or $100 annually. A workspace needs at least two seats, so the minimum is $40 to $50 a month.
What is the minimum number of users for ChatGPT Team?
ChatGPT Business, the plan formerly called Team, requires at least two seats. They can be two Standard seats, two Premium seats, or one of each. Larger organizations that need contracts, invoicing or advanced identity controls often move to ChatGPT Enterprise.
What is the difference between ChatGPT Team and Plus?
Plus is a $20 individual plan. ChatGPT Business, formerly Team, is a shared workspace with admin controls, centralized billing, SSO and MFA, and a promise that OpenAI won't train on workspace data. A Standard seat costs the same as Plus on annual billing and $5 more on monthly billing.
Does OpenAI train on ChatGPT Team data?
No. OpenAI says it won't train on a ChatGPT Business workspace's data, and the plan follows OpenAI's Business Terms and Enterprise privacy policies. Individual Free, Go, Plus and Pro accounts are used for training by default unless the user opts out.
Conclusion
The ChatGPT Team plan lives on as ChatGPT Business, renamed on August 29, 2025. Standard seats cost $25 a month or $20 on annual billing, Premium seats cost $125 or $100, and every workspace needs at least two seats. For any company with two or more ChatGPT users, it costs about the same as Plus while adding a shared workspace, admin controls, one bill and a promise that OpenAI won't train on your data.
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Written by the AI Business Weekly team with AI assistance, then reviewed, fact-checked against cited sources and edited by Sameer Khan.
About the editor: Sameer Khan is the founder of AI Business Weekly. He has nearly a decade of B2B sales experience across SaaS, research and advisory, and AI, working with HR leaders and executives on research and AI adoption. He holds an MBA from the Ted Rogers School of Management.