ChatGPT

ChatGPT

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General-purpose AI assistant from OpenAI

Ask questions, draft text, analyze files and images, and write code in one chat on web, desktop, and mobile.

PricingFreemium
Platform
WebmacOSWindowsiOSAndroid
CompanyOpenAI
CategoryChatbots
ListedOct 10, 2026
Last updatedOct 10, 2026

Description

ChatGPT is the AI assistant made by OpenAI. You type or speak a request and it answers in conversation: explaining topics, drafting and editing text, writing and debugging code, and working through files and images you upload. It is used by individuals, students, developers, and teams as a general-purpose assistant.

How it works

You start a chat and describe what you need in plain language. ChatGPT replies in the same thread, and you refine the result with follow-up messages instead of starting over. You can attach documents, spreadsheets, and images for it to read, and it can search the web when a question needs current information.

Who it is for

ChatGPT suits people who want one assistant for many kinds of work rather than a specialized tool. Writers use it for drafts and rewrites, developers for explanations and code snippets, and students for breaking down unfamiliar subjects. Business plans add shared workspaces and admin controls for teams.

Pricing and limits

The Free plan gives limited access to models, messages, and uploads. Paid plans raise those limits: Go is $8 per month in the US, Plus is $20 per month, and Pro starts at $100 per month. Business seats cost $25 per user per month billed monthly, starting at two users, and Enterprise pricing is arranged with sales. Prices can vary by country.

Pricing plans

Verified 10/10/2026
FreeFree
Go$8/month
Plus$20/month
ProFrom $100/month
Business$25/user/month
Check official pricing source

Key Features

  • Conversational answers

    Ask follow-up questions in the same thread to refine an answer instead of rewriting the prompt.

  • File and image analysis

    Upload documents, spreadsheets, and images and ask questions about their contents.

  • Writing and editing

    Draft, rewrite, summarize, and translate text in a chosen tone and length.

  • Code help

    Explain unfamiliar code, generate snippets, and debug errors across common languages.

Use Cases

  • Drafting and rewriting

    Produce first drafts of emails, posts, and reports, then tighten them through follow-ups.

  • Learning a new topic

    Get step-by-step explanations and examples for unfamiliar subjects or frameworks.

  • Debugging

    Paste an error and the surrounding code to get a likely cause and a fix to try.