ChatGPT business profile readiness check

Fourteen questions, about ten minutes. You’ll find out whether you can claim today and what to fix first. Your answers stay in your browser.

Your business

The questions follow OpenAI’s claim and verification requirements as of November 10, 2026. The advice in the result is ours.

Can you claim at all?

What kind of business is it?

Does the business have its own website?

Are you the owner, or authorized to represent the business?

Is the business based in the United States?

Verification

Can you use at least one of these: answer the business phone, read the business email inbox, edit your domain’s DNS, or sign in to your Shopify admin?

Will the claim be made from a ChatGPT account the company controls? Not a contractor’s account, and not a personal one.

Do you have your legal business name, registered address and registration or tax number exactly as they appear on official records?

Can the person verifying show government-issued ID and proof that they can represent the business?

Profile content

Do you have an approved, plain-language description of what you sell and who it’s for?

Are your delivery and return policies published on your website and up to date?

Do you have a logo and a cover photo ready?

Products and agent

If you sell products, can you export them with current prices and availability, from Shopify or as a CSV?

Have you written down the questions customers ask most, with the correct answers?

Measurement

Have you saved what ChatGPT says today when a buyer asks about your category?