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ChatGPT Enterprise Now Sold Through AWS Marketplace

OpenAI now sells ChatGPT Enterprise through AWS Marketplace, so firms can buy it with AWS billing and apply eligible spend to AWS commitments.

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Olivetti-style cover reading CHATGPT ENTERPRISE, NOW IN AWS MARKETPLACE and Buy through your AWS account, with a shopping cart icon on teal and mustard and red blocks on cream.

OpenAI said on November 9 that ChatGPT Enterprise is available through AWS Marketplace, so organizations can buy it through their existing Amazon Web Services (AWS) purchasing and billing relationship, according to the company's announcement. It is a new way to pay for the same workplace product, not a new version of ChatGPT.

What changed

The listing gives organizations a simpler way to discover, buy, and manage ChatGPT Enterprise using their existing AWS purchasing and billing relationship, and to apply eligible spend toward their AWS commitments, OpenAI said.

Unite.AI reported that the Marketplace listing names OpenAI as the seller and classifies the product as software as a service deployed on AWS. The listing itself says purchasing and billing are handled through AWS Marketplace, while the product experience is managed by OpenAI. Pricing is based on each customer's requirements and eligibility, through a private offer with a custom quote. The listing shows no price.

Eligible customers can also access ChatGPT for Healthcare and ChatGPT for Financial Services through AWS Marketplace, according to OpenAI.

The listing follows an earlier step in the OpenAI and AWS partnership. In an April 28, 2026 announcement, the two companies introduced limited previews of OpenAI models on AWS, Codex on AWS, and Amazon Bedrock Managed Agents powered by OpenAI, according to OpenAI's April post. AWS's Bedrock page now describes OpenAI models on Amazon Bedrock as "now generally available." The page lists models including GPT-6 Astra, GPT-6 Sol, and GPT-6 Luna, and offers Bedrock Managed Agents powered by OpenAI. Bedrock also carries OpenAI's Daybreak security models, which we covered in Daybreak Red on AWS GovCloud.

What you get through the Marketplace listing

AWS customers get the same models, features, and functionality that are available directly from OpenAI, and new features are released at the same time, OpenAI said. In other words, the Marketplace listing is a purchase and billing channel, not a reduced version of the product.

OpenAI says more than 1.2 billion people use ChatGPT each week, and that ChatGPT Enterprise brings that familiar experience to work with ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work, Codex, and dots. Dots are OpenAI's always-on agents; our dots explainer covers what they do.

"Joint customers can now bring ChatGPT to their teams through the cloud provider they already trust. Together with AWS, we're simplifying the path to adoption and helping more organizations unlock what's possible with AI at scale," said Chris Grusz, Managing Director, Cloud Partnerships, OpenAI.

Who this is for

The listing is aimed at organizations that already buy through AWS. OpenAI says organizations can apply eligible spend toward their AWS commitments, so a company that has already committed to spend with AWS may be able to count ChatGPT Enterprise against that commitment. The Marketplace listing says eligible consumption counts toward an AWS EDP or PPA commitment, subject to the customer's agreement.

"Having the option to buy through a single channel and apply existing AWS commitments removes friction that often slows enterprise AI adoption. Time that would otherwise go to procurement can go toward using AI to deliver more value for our customers," said John Peterson, Chief Technology Officer, Sophos.

The industry products work the same way: ChatGPT for Healthcare and ChatGPT for Financial Services are available to eligible customers, and OpenAI points buyers to their OpenAI or AWS account team to confirm eligibility.

How this differs from OpenAI models in Amazon Bedrock

Comparison: ChatGPT Enterprise in AWS Marketplace for teams' daily work versus OpenAI models in Amazon Bedrock for developers building applications and agents

The two offerings serve different jobs. Buying ChatGPT Enterprise through AWS Marketplace means buying a finished workplace product that employees use in their daily work. Amazon Bedrock is a developer service, where teams build their own AI applications and agents on top of models, including OpenAI models.

OpenAI says the ChatGPT Enterprise products complement the OpenAI models available in Amazon Bedrock. Developers can build AI applications and agents with OpenAI models in Amazon Bedrock, while teams across the business use ChatGPT Enterprise in their daily work. Organizations can choose the approach that fits their workloads and governance requirements.

The two paths can also meet in the middle. According to OpenAI's ChatGPT Learn documentation, local ChatGPT Work and Codex surfaces can be configured to use OpenAI models through Amazon Bedrock. In that setup, users authenticate with a Bedrock API key or AWS IAM credentials rather than a ChatGPT sign-in.

What the listing does not promise

Buying through AWS Marketplace does not, by itself, mean your data stays inside AWS. The AWS Marketplace listing states that purchasing through AWS Marketplace does not guarantee that all customer data remains on AWS infrastructure or within the customer's AWS environment. OpenAI is the data processor and engages subprocessors, including AWS.

Residency controls have limits. Data residency and inference residency options apply only when they are enabled, are not available in all regions, and do not cover all processing or systems data, the listing says. Buyers with strict data location requirements should treat those options as conditional rather than as a blanket guarantee.

There is also no public price. Because pricing runs through private offers based on customer requirements and eligibility, organizations cannot compare costs from the listing alone.

How to get started and what to watch

OpenAI directs customers to contact their OpenAI or AWS account team to confirm eligibility and get started. The listing is one more sign of how much enterprise AI buying now runs through cloud accounts; for the AWS side of that picture, see our look at AWS third-quarter results.

Questions buyers may want to ask: whether your planned spend qualifies as eligible spend toward your AWS commitments, which data residency and inference residency options are available in the regions you use, and whether your organization is eligible for ChatGPT for Healthcare or ChatGPT for Financial Services. Buyers should also decide which workloads belong in ChatGPT Enterprise for employees and which belong in applications built on OpenAI models in Amazon Bedrock.

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