--- url: /chatgpt title: Publish What ChatGPT Makes to a Company Link updatedAt: "2026-10-16" description: "ChatGPT publishes to Display (display.dev) through the Display MCP server. Colleagues open the link with a one-time password or company sign-in, without a ChatGPT seat. Updates keep the same URL, and ChatGPT can read and resolve comments." --- # Where people and ChatGPT work on reports together. ChatGPT publishes a report, plan or dashboard to a Display link. Colleagues open the link without a ChatGPT seat, comment on it, and read the next version at the same URL. [Publish your first artifact free →](https://app.display.dev) · [Free to start, no card needed](/pricing) --- ## Can ChatGPT publish to a link that colleagues without ChatGPT can open? Yes. Add Display (display.dev), the docs workspace for agents and people, to ChatGPT as a custom MCP server. An Admin or Owner of the ChatGPT workspace creates the plugin with the endpoint `https://api.display.dev/v1/mcp` and OAuth. This needs ChatGPT Business or Enterprise/Edu on the web. Members then ask ChatGPT to publish a report, plan or dashboard, and ChatGPT returns a Display link. Colleagues open the link with a one-time password sent to their email address, or on Pro with Google or Microsoft. They do not need a ChatGPT seat. Updates go to the same URL, and ChatGPT can read and resolve the comments that colleagues leave. --- ## Work together across ChatGPT plans Many developers pay for a personal ChatGPT Pro plan to get higher usage limits. The rest of the company is on ChatGPT Business or Enterprise. OpenAI says that the people you can share a page with depend on your account and workspace. Display does not check the ChatGPT plan. Everyone signs in to your company's Display organization with their work email. | Person | ChatGPT plan | What they do in Display | | ------------ | ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Developer | Personal Pro | Publishes a report from Codex with the Display skill or the CLI | | Analyst | Company Business | Comments on the report and asks ChatGPT to publish the next version at the same URL | | Finance lead | Company Enterprise | Opens the link with a work email and edits a number on the page | | Client | None | Opens the link with a one-time password after you invite them. A client can view the report but cannot comment or edit | ChatGPT Pro cannot publish to Display from inside ChatGPT, because OpenAI limits custom MCP servers on Pro to read and fetch actions. Publish from Codex or the [Display dashboard](https://app.display.dev) instead. On Business and Enterprise, an Admin or Owner adds Display first. --- ## Where ChatGPT output goes when colleagues have no ChatGPT seat ChatGPT writes the report. Then the work stops at the edge of ChatGPT. A shared chat link shows your prompts as well as the result. A private ChatGPT Site opens only for people who sign in to ChatGPT. A pasted file loses its charts. - **Chat share link** – Shows the whole conversation, not only the finished report. - **Public Site** – Opens for anyone with the address, with no sign-in. - **Private Site** – Every reader needs a ChatGPT account. - **Attachment** – Arrives as a file to download, not a page to open. Display publishes the report as its own page and checks who opens it. --- ## Before you connect Display is not in ChatGPT's plugin directory today. Add it as a custom MCP server. Write actions need ChatGPT Business or Enterprise/Edu on the web. On ChatGPT Pro, OpenAI limits custom MCP servers to read and fetch actions, and publishing is a write action. On Business, only Admins and Owners create and publish a custom plugin. On Enterprise/Edu, Admins can also let selected members create one. We will update this page when Display is available in ChatGPT's plugin directory. --- ## Connect ChatGPT to Display **Open Plugins.** Open **Plugins** in ChatGPT, then select **+** and **Add custom MCP server**. The older menu path, **Settings → Apps → Create**, opens the same flow. **Set the endpoint.** Enter a name, for example `Display.dev`, and the MCP endpoint `https://api.display.dev/v1/mcp`. **Choose OAuth.** Choose **OAuth** authentication. Complete the Display sign-in and approval. **Create the plugin.** Read the risk notice, accept it, and select **Create as a plugin**. Review the write actions that ChatGPT lists. **Publish it for the workspace.** Only an Admin or Owner can publish the plugin for the whole workspace. Until then, only the person who created it can use it. **Reconnect after a 401.** If ChatGPT returns a `401` later, disconnect the plugin and connect it again. The [ChatGPT setup guide](/docs/mcp-chatgpt) has more detail. --- ## What to ask ChatGPT Ask in plain words. ChatGPT calls the Display tools and returns the link. ChatGPT can ask you to approve the first write action. - "Publish this report to Display as a Company artifact called Q3 churn review." - "Publish this plan to Display as Private and share it with [maria@example.com](mailto:maria@example.com)." - "Update the Q3 churn review on Display with the new revenue table." - "List the comments on the Q3 churn review. Fix each one, publish the new version and resolve the threads." An update goes to the same URL. Colleagues keep the link they already have. --- ## Edit any document in-line. Fix any line right where you read it. 1. Select Edit on the page 2. Change it on the page 3. Save – the next version at the same URL --- ## Who can open it **Everyone at your company.** Colleagues open the link with a one-time password sent to their email address. On Pro they sign in with the Google or Microsoft account they already use. No ChatGPT seat. **Invited people.** Named email addresses only. A client or contractor enters a one-time password and creates no account. They can read the page. They cannot comment or edit it yet. **Anyone with the link.** A public URL when the output is not sensitive. Nothing to sign in to. **You change the level at any time.** The URL stays the same. An Owner can restrict Public artifacts or outside sharing for the whole organization. --- ## ChatGPT Site or Display link Checked on 16 October 2026 against OpenAI's documentation. | | ChatGPT Site | Display link | | --------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | What it is | A hosted web app with a database and server code | A published HTML or Markdown file | | Who can open it, not public | People who sign in with a ChatGPT account, including invited outside viewers | Colleagues with a one-time password or company sign-in. Invited outside readers with a one-time password | | Public option | Yes. Off by default on Enterprise | Yes | | Another agent can publish | Codex in the ChatGPT desktop app. No API or CLI documented | Yes, through MCP or the API | | Updates | Save a version, then deploy it | Same URL. Paid plans keep earlier versions | | Comments an agent reads | Not documented | Yes. Agents read and resolve comments | | Who is viewing | Page views and visitors. None on Enterprise-owned Sites | Shows who is viewing now. Paid plans count views | | Price | Building counts toward Codex usage. OpenAI bills hosting separately and waives it on Enterprise | Free €0. Solo €15. Pro €49. Viewers free | Keep a Site when you need an app with a database or server code. Display holds files. Keep Pages when every reader is in your Space. Use Display when readers have no ChatGPT seat or when other agents also publish to the same place. --- ## Pricing **Free** – €0. 3 gated artifacts, unlimited public artifacts with a Display bar, 10MB per artifact, unlimited viewers. **Solo** – €15/mo. Unlimited gated artifacts, 1GB storage, 50MB per artifact, 10 versions. **Pro** – €49/mo. Google and Microsoft sign-in, viewer stats, 25GB storage, 50 versions, 90-day audit log. **Enterprise** – from €499/mo. SAML and custom domain by contract, 365-day audit log, unlimited versions, DPA and SLA. [See all pricing →](/pricing) --- ## Try it free - Publish a ChatGPT report with no card - Keep the URL when you upgrade - Unlimited viewers on every plan [Publish your first ChatGPT artifact free →](https://app.display.dev) · [See pricing](/pricing) --- ## FAQ **Can ChatGPT publish to Display?** Yes, on ChatGPT Business and Enterprise/Edu on the web. An Admin or Owner adds Display as a custom MCP server with the endpoint `https://api.display.dev/v1/mcp` and OAuth. Members then ask ChatGPT to publish and update. **Is Display in ChatGPT's plugin directory?** Not today. Add it as a custom MCP server. We will update this page when the directory listing is available. **Does my workspace need ChatGPT Business or Enterprise?** To publish from inside ChatGPT, yes. On Pro, OpenAI limits custom MCP servers to read and fetch actions. On Plus or Pro, save the HTML or Markdown file and publish it from the [Display dashboard](https://app.display.dev), or ask another agent to publish it. **Do colleagues need a ChatGPT seat to open the link?** No. They open it with a one-time password sent to their email address. On Pro they can sign in with Google or Microsoft. **Can people on different ChatGPT plans work on the same report?** Yes. Display does not check the ChatGPT plan. A developer on a personal Pro plan publishes from Codex. Colleagues on your company's Business or Enterprise plan sign in to the same Display organization with their work email. They comment, edit the page, and ask ChatGPT to publish the next version at the same URL. **Can ChatGPT read the comments on a report?** Yes. The Display tools include `list_comments`, `add_comment` and `resolve_thread`. Members of your organization leave comments. People you invite from outside your company cannot comment yet. **Can I use Display and ChatGPT Sites together?** Yes. Build an app in Sites. Publish the reports and plans it makes to Display, so readers without ChatGPT can open them. **What can ChatGPT publish?** HTML and Markdown. Ask ChatGPT for one self-contained HTML file for a dashboard or prototype, or a Markdown file for a plan or a specification. Today Display takes one HTML or Markdown file for each artifact. Folders are planned. **Does Display see my ChatGPT conversations?** No. The connector receives only the content that ChatGPT sends in a tool call. It does not read your conversation history or memory. **What does it cost?** Free is €0 with 3 gated artifacts. Solo is €15 a month, Pro is €49 a month and Enterprise starts at €499 a month. Viewers are unlimited on every plan.