Is there a ChatGPT business listing?
No. OpenAI's crawler overview and its help page on search describe how ChatGPT reads the web. Neither describes a way to submit a page or a business, and we found no other OpenAI page that does.
Anyone who offers to "list you on ChatGPT" for a fee is selling something OpenAI does not offer. See what nobody can promise.
Where does ChatGPT get business information?


- Web pages. OAI-SearchBot collects pages for ChatGPT search. A site that blocks it is not shown.
- Partner search providers. OpenAI says ChatGPT search "sometimes partners with other search providers", and that it may share location with third-party providers for "nearby business listings". It does not name them.
- Licensed listings. Yelp told Axios that it licenses reviews, photos and business information to OpenAI.
What about the apps inside ChatGPT?
ChatGPT also connects to other companies' apps. These are the closest thing to a listing, and each one is the other company's listing, not OpenAI's.
- Restaurants. Since August 2026, people can find and book a table through OpenTable, Resy or Yelp in a chat, iGeeksBlog reported.
- Home services. In the Angi app, a person can request a quote and is then sent to Angi, according to TechCrunch in April 2026.
- Food. With Uber Eats, people can look at local restaurants and menus in ChatGPT, then pay in the Uber Eats app, the same article says.
So a restaurant on OpenTable, Resy or Yelp can be booked from ChatGPT. A restaurant that is on none of them cannot. More in AI agents and booking.
Can I pay to be in ChatGPT?
Ads are a separate thing from answers. OpenAI documents a crawler, OAI-AdsBot, that checks pages submitted as ads on ChatGPT. An ad is bought. A mention in an answer is not.
What should I do in place of a listing?


- Make your page readable. Follow show up in ChatGPT.
- Claim your listings. Claim the business on Yelp and on Google Business Profile, and correct the name, address, phone and hours.
- Use the platform your trade uses. If customers book restaurants or home services through a marketplace, being on it is how a booking from ChatGPT can reach you.
Where does OnMap fit?
An OnMap page is a web page that OAI-SearchBot can read. It is not a ChatGPT listing, because no such thing exists. See how it works.
Sources
- OpenAI: Overview of OpenAI crawlers (official documentation)
- OpenAI: Searching the web with ChatGPT (official documentation)
- Axios: Yelp partners with ChatGPT to surface reviews (July 2026) (press report)
- iGeeksBlog: ChatGPT can now book restaurant tables and join waitlists through Yelp (August 2026) (press report)
- TechCrunch: How to use the new ChatGPT app integrations, including DoorDash, Spotify, Uber, and others (April 2026) (press report)
Sources were last read on November 14, 2026. Assistants change often, so a fact here can go out of date.
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