OpenAI Operator
VerifiedAn AI agent that can use a web browser to complete tasks for you
Released
2025-01
Country
United States
API
N/A
Self-Host
No
Funding
Private
Last Updated
2025-06
About OpenAI Operator
Verdict
A glimpse of agentic, action-taking AI — Operator automates real browser workflows, though its high price and early state keep it in enthusiast territory for now.
Features
Detailed Ratings
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Handles real web workflows
- Hands off sensitive steps to user
- Strong visual reasoning
- Backed by OpenAI infrastructure
Cons
- Requires ChatGPT Pro ($200/mo)
- Can struggle with complex/dynamic sites
- Still in early/limited release
Use Cases
Who Is It For?
Power users who want an AI agent to take over repetitive browser-based tasks like bookings, form-filling, and online shopping
Pricing Plans
Pro
- Operator access
- ChatGPT Pro included
- Standard daily task limits
- Human-in-the-loop safety
Frequently Asked Questions
What is OpenAI Operator?
Operator is OpenAI's autonomous browser agent that controls a cloud web browser to complete tasks like booking, shopping, and form-filling on your behalf, handing back to you for logins and payments.
How much does Operator cost?
Operator is currently available to ChatGPT Pro subscribers ($200/month). Availability and pricing may change as the product matures.
Is Operator safe to use?
Operator is designed to hand sensitive steps — logins, passwords, and payments — back to you rather than completing them autonomously, giving you control over critical actions.
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