Summary
Liam Ottley moves his own company and team onto OpenAI’s newly announced ChatGPT business platform and tests each feature, then explains whether businesses should switch now or wait. He describes the release from OpenAI’s Dev Day as the first comprehensive AI platform for business from a major lab, shifting ChatGPT from a single-player tool to a multiplayer one for whole teams and their agents.
The key pieces include dots, cloud-based AI agents with their own computers, limited for now to one per person; ChatGPT inside Slack; and shared spaces and pages that act as a context layer for agents. Ottley is most impressed by the admin console, though the deepest controls are reserved for the enterprise plan. Pricing starts at $25 per person per month for the business plan and rises to $125 per month for a premium seat that includes a dot and higher usage in ChatGPT and Codex.
He places the launch in context: models first, then harnesses like Claude Code and Codex, and now platforms that manage teams, files, agents and permissions in one place. His advice is to start small if you already live in ChatGPT, but to consider waiting if your business runs on Google or Microsoft tools, since Google and Anthropic are likely to respond with platforms of their own.
📺 Source: Liam Ottley · Published October 05, 2026
🏷️ Format: Review
