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How much does Dots cost? ChatGPT plans compared
There is no standalone Dots subscription: you buy a ChatGPT plan, and choosing between tiers is really choosing how much work your Dot can get through.
OpenAI does not sell Dots on its own. One Dot comes with every ChatGPT Pro tier, whether you pay $100, $200 or $500, and with Business Premium seats, which cost $125 per seat monthly or $100 billed yearly. The tiers differ in allowance, not in the number of Dots. Talking to your Dot is free of limits, but anything it starts in ChatGPT Work or Codex draws on your plan, and OpenAI has published no figure for what proactive research consumes. A second Dot, extra speed and a bigger monthly workload are due to cost extra later.
Plans that include Dots
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT Pro Full agent | $100 a month | The cheapest personal route to Dots at $100 a month: one Dot you can talk to without touching your limits, plus five times Plus usage across Codex and ChatGPT Work. |
| ChatGPT Pro (20x) Full agent | $200 a month | Still a single Dot, but since DevDay 2026 this tier offers 10x rather than 20x Plus usage in Codex and Work and 100 weekly GPT-6 Pro messages, so weigh it against the $100 tier. |
| ChatGPT Pro 500 Full agent | $500 a month | One Dot with OpenAI's highest limits and Astra Ultrafast, a mode that pushes GPT-6 Astra to as many as 300 tokens a second in Codex and Work, for heavy use all day. |
| ChatGPT Business Premium Full agent | $125 a month per seat $100 a month on yearly billing | A Dot for every Premium seat at $125 a month or $100 on yearly billing, with 5x Standard usage, a two-seat minimum and sale in every ChatGPT region, the EU and UK included. |
| ChatGPT Enterprise / Edu / Healthcare Preview | Priced through sales per seat | Dots arrive on these plans as a beta that a workspace admin has to enable, priced through sales, while role-based specialist Dots, each with a separate identity and set of credentials, are still being piloted. |
Start with the $100 tier. Every Pro level includes exactly one Dot, so paying more buys headroom and speed rather than a second agent.
At DevDay 2026 the $200 tier was cut back to 10x Plus usage and a weekly quota of 100 GPT-6 Pro messages. People already on it hold on to the previous limits for a while and get a one-off credit.
Pro leaves Dots out in Switzerland, the UK and the EEA. There, only Business Premium seats carry it, and they are sold with a minimum of two seats.
OpenAI has published no figure for how much of your allowance proactive research consumes. Keep an eye on your remaining limits in the first weeks rather than assuming background work is free.
Questions readers ask
Is Dots included in ChatGPT Plus?
No. The plans that include a Dot are ChatGPT Pro, whose cheapest tier is $100 a month, and Business Premium seats, with Enterprise, Edu and Healthcare getting a beta that an admin switches on. Plus is not among them.
Is the $500 ChatGPT Pro plan worth it for Dots?
Only for heavy, time-sensitive work. It includes the same single Dot as the $100 tier and adds the highest limits plus Astra Ultrafast, which OpenAI claims can make Codex and ChatGPT Work as much as eight times quicker. Most individuals should start lower and move up if they keep hitting limits.
How much does Dots cost for a team?
Business Premium costs $125 per seat a month, or $100 per seat on annual billing, with at least two seats. Each Premium seat includes one Dot and 5x Standard usage, and it is sold in every ChatGPT region, the EU and UK included. Enterprise, Edu and Healthcare are priced through sales.