ChatGPT Agent
by OpenAI
OpenAI's autonomous web-task agent inside ChatGPT. Reasons, browses, fills forms, edits spreadsheets, and connects to email, files, and apps -- with user takeover for sensitive steps. Replaces the original Operator product. From $20/mo via ChatGPT Plus.
ChatGPT Agent (also referred to as "agent mode") is OpenAI's autonomous web-task agent integrated directly into ChatGPT. It evolved from the standalone Operator product launched in January 2025, which was sunset in mid-2025 and folded into ChatGPT itself in July 2025 -- the operator.chatgpt.com URL no longer resolves. Users invoke it by selecting agent mode from the tools menu or typing /agent in the composer. Powered by OpenAI's Computer-Using Agent (CUA) model -- a vision + reasoning system that "sees" web pages via screenshots and "acts" through simulated mouse and keyboard -- ChatGPT Agent can navigate websites, fill out forms, edit spreadsheets, work with uploaded files, connect to third-party data sources (email, document repositories), run code via the code interpreter, and execute terminal commands. Tasks typically complete in 5-30 minutes. Critically, agent mode pauses and hands control back to the user for sensitive steps: logins, payment information, CAPTCHAs, and high-impact actions like submitting orders or sending emails. Watch mode requires close supervision on financial or email sites. Recurring tasks can be scheduled daily/weekly/monthly. Pricing is included in paid ChatGPT plans with monthly message limits: Plus ($20/mo) gets 40 agent messages/month; Pro ($200/mo) gets 400; Business ($25/user/mo) and Enterprise get 40/user with flexible-pricing options at 30 credits per message. No free tier. Available on web, iOS, Android, and desktop. Enterprise workspace owners get RBAC, website blocking, allowlisting, EU data residency, and Compliance API logging. Best fit: knowledge workers running repetitive web tasks (form filling, data extraction, scheduled reports), revenue ops teams automating multi-step workflows, and enterprises needing autonomous web execution with human checkpoints. Not appropriate for high-volume scraping (use Browse AI or Skyvern), banking transactions (refused by design), or teams requiring sub-minute response times. Not affiliated.
Pricing
subscription · $20
Segment
b2b
Setup
easy
Verified
Apr 30, 2026
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Editorial assessmentPros
- ✓Genuine autonomous multi-tool execution -- combines visual browser, code interpreter, terminal, and app connectors in a single agent loop, which most competitors cannot match in scope
- ✓Strong human-in-the-loop safety design -- mandatory takeover for credentials/payments, watch mode on sensitive sites, refusal patterns for high-stakes tasks (banking, hiring decisions); reduces accidental misuse versus pure-automation tools
- ✓Enterprise governance is comprehensive -- RBAC, website allow/block lists, EU data residency, Compliance API logging, default zero-training on Business/Enterprise/Edu data; meaningfully ahead of newer agent products on procurement-readiness
Limitations
- ⚠Message limits are tight at the Plus tier (40/month) and only Pro at $200/month unlocks daily heavy use -- the per-message economics make this expensive for high-volume workflows compared to dedicated browser-automation tools
- ⚠Cannot do banking transactions or high-stakes hiring/legal decisions by design -- this is correct safety behavior but it means workflows that touch those domains require humans in critical steps, breaking automation continuity
- ⚠Subject to a website blocklist that prevents access to certain sites for security and compliance reasons -- enterprise users may find specific internal or vendor portals are blocked and require allowlist requests through the OpenAI account team to unblock
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