OpenAI lets businesses claim their ChatGPT listing and build their own agent

OpenAI's Business Hub lets verified companies update listings, add product feeds and launch a labeled agent, starting with U.S. ecommerce and online services.

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Why it matters

Businesses have been buying third-party tools to guess how ChatGPT describes them. OpenAI now sells the source data itself, plus a free agent that can be sponsored as an ad destination, which ties brand visibility in AI answers directly to OpenAI's monetization stack.

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OpenAI put Businesses in ChatGPT into beta on November 10th, 2026, letting companies claim a profile in Business Hub, correct the information ChatGPT uses about them, and see aggregated data on how often they are mentioned. OpenAI announced the launch in a thread on X and in its Introducing Businesses in ChatGPT post, which frames the audience as the 1.2 billion people OpenAI says use ChatGPT each week.

https://x.com/openai/status/2120216592395174382?a=yKM2NMLQBIbwE64Y1yE&s=46…

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