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ChatGPT dots availability by plan, region and device

Which ChatGPT plans get dots, where Pro is excluded at launch, which devices can create a dot, and why access may take days to appear. One matrix, all sourced.

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Short answer

  • At launch, dots are for Pro (outside the EEA, Switzerland and the UK), Business Premium (all supported ChatGPT regions) and an Enterprise beta that an admin must turn on.
  • Plus, Go and Free are not listed. You must be 18 or older, and the rollout is gradual, so access can take several days.
  • You create a dot in the ChatGPT desktop app or on desktop web. Mobile comes after setup; mobile web isn't supported.

Access to dots depends on three things at once: your ChatGPT plan, where your account is, and which device you use to set it up. OpenAI spreads these rules across a help article, the release notes and the launch post. This page puts them in one place.

Plan and region matrix

PlanEligible markets outside the EEA, Switzerland and UKEEA, Switzerland and UKNotes
ProRolling outExcluded at launchRolling out gradually to eligible Pro users aged 18 and older.
Business PremiumRolling outSupported regionsOpenAI says “across all supported ChatGPT regions.” The EEA, Switzerland and UK exclusion is stated only for Pro.
EnterpriseBeta, admin enablesBeta, admin enablesOff by default. The announcement says this includes Edu and Healthcare. OpenAI hasn’t published region rules specific to the beta.
PlusNot listedNot listedNot among the launch plans. See Plus and Free users.
Go and FreeNot listedNot listedNot among the launch plans.

A few points behind the matrix:

  • “Eligible markets” is OpenAI’s phrase. OpenAI hasn’t published a country list for dots, so we don’t guess one here. The only exclusion it names is the EEA, Switzerland and UK, and only for Pro.
  • “Not listed” is not the same as “never.” OpenAI’s launch materials say “We plan to expand dots to more users soon,” without a date or plan names. On the ChatGPT pricing page, Dot is checked only in the Pro column among personal plans.
  • Business Premium is named specifically. OpenAI hasn’t said anything about other Business tiers, so don’t assume a standard Business workspace has access.

Other requirements

  1. You must be 18 or older. OpenAI’s safety FAQ says dots are not yet available to users under 18.
  2. Enterprise needs an admin. The beta is off by default. OpenAI’s Enterprise and Edu release notes didn’t include dots-specific admin steps when we checked. See Enterprise admin setup.
  3. Expect a staggered rollout. OpenAI says access “may take several days to reach your account.” The help center also carries a banner that some newly announced features may not be available to your account yet.

Device matrix

Where you can create your dot is narrower than where you can use it.

Device or channelCreate your dotTalk to it after setup
ChatGPT desktop app (including Windows)YesYes
ChatGPT on desktop webYesYes
ChatGPT mobile appNoWhen mobile access is available
Mobile web browserNoNot supported
SlackNoConnect it from desktop
TextingNoLimited US Pro beta

The announcement also names Teams as a place to message your dot. The help center doesn’t yet document a Teams setup, so we’ve left it out of the table until it does.

Texting is its own, smaller beta

Texting has tighter limits than dots overall. According to the help center, it uses a third-party provider and is offered as a limited beta. It is limited to Pro users in the US, it isn’t available in Business or Enterprise workspaces, and access “may not be available to every Pro user.” You set it up from the desktop app. Details are in texting your dot.

Quick eligibility check

If you are not sure whether you should have access yet, run through these in order:

  1. Plan. Are you on Pro, Business Premium, or an Enterprise workspace where the admin has enabled the beta? If not, you won’t see dots yet.
  2. Region. On Pro, is your account outside the EEA, Switzerland and the UK? If not, Pro doesn’t include dots at launch.
  3. Age. Are you 18 or older?
  4. Device. Are you looking in the ChatGPT desktop app or ChatGPT on a desktop browser? Setup isn’t available on mobile.
  5. Time. If all of the above check out, the gradual rollout may simply not have reached you. OpenAI says this can take several days.

This matrix reflects OpenAI’s published wording as of September 30, 2026. When OpenAI changes plans, regions or devices, we log it on the updates page and revise the tables here.

Official sources

Every product fact on this page was checked against the pages below. Last verified . Spot something out of date? Tell us.

  1. OpenAI Getting started with your dot — Plans and setup Accessed Sep 30, 2026
  2. OpenAI ChatGPT Release Notes — Meet your dot (Sept 29, 2026) Accessed Sep 30, 2026
  3. OpenAI Introducing dots — Get started Accessed Sep 30, 2026
  4. OpenAI Dots privacy, security, and safety FAQs — age requirement Accessed Sep 30, 2026
  5. OpenAI ChatGPT pricing Accessed Sep 30, 2026

Questions people ask

Is ChatGPT dots available in the UK or the EU?

Not on Pro at launch. OpenAI says Pro access excludes the European Economic Area, Switzerland and the UK. Business Premium is described as available across all supported ChatGPT regions.

I have Pro but don't see my dot. Is something wrong?

Not necessarily. OpenAI says dots are rolling out gradually and access may take several days to reach your account. Also check that you are on desktop, since you can't create a dot on mobile.

Do Enterprise workspaces get dots automatically?

No. Enterprise access is a beta that is initially turned off by default. Your workspace admin has to enable it. OpenAI's announcement says this includes Edu and Healthcare workspaces.

Can I use dots on my phone?

Yes, after setup. You create your dot in the ChatGPT desktop app or on desktop web, then talk to it in the ChatGPT mobile app when mobile access is available. Mobile web isn't supported.

Is there an age limit?

Yes. OpenAI says dots are not yet available to users under 18, and the release notes describe the rollout as reaching eligible users aged 18 and older.