On November 9, 2026, OpenAI announced that ChatGPT Enterprise is now available through AWS Marketplace. Enterprise customers can discover, buy, and manage the product using their existing AWS purchasing and billing relationship, and eligible spending can count toward AWS consumption commitments they have already signed. The features are exactly the same as buying directly from OpenAI, and new features arrive at the same time.
What changes is the procurement path. The bundle combines Chat, ChatGPT Work, Codex, and dots; AWS handles payment and billing while OpenAI continues to run the product experience; there is no public price — deals are quoted privately based on requirements; and eligible customers can also access Healthcare and Financial Services editions through the same channel. Matt Yanchyshyn, vice president of AWS Marketplace and Partner Services, said companies can govern ChatGPT Enterprise alongside the rest of their software spend and move from evaluation to rollout faster.
What does not change is the product itself. Models, features, and the update cadence match the direct version; business data is not used for training by default and is encrypted at rest and in transit. One caveat: buying through the marketplace does not mean all data stays inside the customer's own AWS environment — data residency still has to be confirmed under the residency rules. This listing is also different from OpenAI models on Amazon Bedrock: Bedrock is for developers calling models, while this sells the full enterprise product.
It continues the OpenAI–AWS expansion announced on April 28, 2026, when the two companies put OpenAI models on Bedrock, Codex on AWS, and related previews into limited release. Companies that have already committed large AWS spending and want to count AI costs toward those commitments benefit most, and teams whose procurement runs through AWS billing can skip a separate approval process. Companies that simply want a direct subscription have no reason to switch — eligibility and the share of spending that counts must be confirmed with the two companies' account teams. OpenAI products have already entered AWS GovCloud, though the government version follows a different compliance path.
