The short version

  • Eligible ChatGPT Pro subscribers can claim $100, $200, or $500 in API credits each month.
  • Business is listed at $20 or $100 per seat, with a $500 cap on the workspace.
  • You claim the credits by linking an API organization in billing settings, and no separate public product page is out yet.

At a glance

Pro monthly credits$100, $200, or $500
Business per seat$20 or $100
Workspace cap$500
AnnouncedOctober 28, 2026
CategoryAI & Models
Creator / publisherOpenAI Developers
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What OpenAI Developers Announced

Starting today, eligible ChatGPT Pro and Business subscribers can claim up to $500 per month in API credits to build apps and agents.

OpenAI Developers framed the offer as a monthly claim for people who already pay for ChatGPT Pro or ChatGPT Business. The stated use is building apps and agents, so the credits sit on the API side of the account rather than inside ordinary chat.

Availability is still narrow. No public build, download, or official product page has been published. What exists so far is the October 28, 2026 announcement and a short preview. If you are checking for a dedicated signup page, there is not one to open yet.

How the Monthly Amounts Break Down

The ceiling in the announcement is $500 per month, and the tier list underneath it is more specific. ChatGPT Pro is associated with three monthly credit levels: $100, $200, or $500. ChatGPT Business is listed per seat at $20 or $100, and a Business workspace is capped at $500 even if many seats would add up to more.

OpenAI has not published which Pro subscription maps to $100, $200, or $500, or which Business seats receive $20 versus $100. Treat those figures as the announced menu, and wait for the billing screen to show the amount attached to your own plan.

Subscriber typeMonthly API credits
ChatGPT Pro$100, $200, or $500
ChatGPT Business$20 or $100 per seat
Business workspaceCapped at $500

Claiming Credits and What Is Still Open

The claim path described with the announcement is inside billing settings: link your API organization, then take the credits. That is the whole published flow. There is no separate app, download, or open-weight release attached to this offer, and there is no public pricing page beyond the amounts named above.

Several practical details are still unstated. The announcement limits the offer to eligible Pro and Business subscribers and does not define eligibility further. It also does not say whether unused credits roll over, which API products the balance can pay for, or how the credits compare with buying API usage on its own. Until a public page fills those gaps, the safe reading is a monthly claim of up to $500 for apps and agents, sized by the Pro or Business figures above, and collected only after the API organization is linked in billing.

  • Where you claim

    Billing settings, after you link the API organization that should receive the credits.

  • What the credits are for

    Building apps and agents, as OpenAI Developers stated in the announcement.

  • What you should not assume

    Rollover, model coverage, and the exact Pro or Business tier for each dollar amount are not specified yet.

FAQ

Can a Business workspace claim more than $500 by adding seats?

No. Seats are listed at $20 or $100 each, and the workspace itself is capped at $500 a month.

Is there a public page or download for these credits?

Not yet. OpenAI Developers has only shown the offer in a short announcement preview, with claiming described in billing settings.