OpenAI Lets ChatGPT Business Plans Sign In to Outside Tools Like Notion and v0
Now, you can use your ChatGPT Business plan in tools like @NotionHQ, @v0, @ampcode, @kilocode, @warpdotdev, Hermes from @NousResearch, @openclaw, @opencode, and more. Connect with Sign in with ChatGPT to get started.
Context
It turns a ChatGPT subscription into an account that works across other apps, which could pull more companies onto OpenAI's paid plans.
Sign in with ChatGPT lets people log in to third party apps with their ChatGPT account. ChatGPT Business is OpenAI's paid plan for teams and companies.
Deep dive
OpenAI Developers posted that ChatGPT Business plans can now be used in tools tagged in the post as Notion, v0, ampcode, kilocode, Warp, Hermes from Nous Research, openclaw and opencode, among others. Several of these are coding agents and developer tools, while Notion is a workspace app used for documents and notes.
According to the post, users connect through Sign in with ChatGPT to get started. The video attached to the post shows a Vercel login screen with a Continue with ChatGPT option alongside Google, GitHub, SAML SSO and Passkey sign in.
The post does not explain whether usage in these tools draws on the same limits as ChatGPT itself, how billing works for partner apps, or which admin controls companies get. It went out on Nov 10, the same day OpenAI opened Businesses in ChatGPT in beta and announced its Nov 12 cyber keynote. For companies already paying for ChatGPT Business, the change means staff could use the same plan inside tools they already work in, instead of setting up separate API keys or subscriptions for each one.
What to expect next
Watch for more apps to add Sign in with ChatGPT and for details on how usage and billing are shared between OpenAI and partner tools. If business customers can use one ChatGPT plan across coding and productivity apps, rivals may respond with similar account level access for their own models. Admin controls, data handling terms and usage limits will decide how quickly larger companies turn it on.