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OpenAI product manager: ChatGPT Sites hit 10 million sites in under 3 months

4 takeaways: the plugin that just shipped, the family calendar she's building instead of buying one, and why a free, ad-supported tier is next

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With Kath Korevec, product manager at OpenAI, working on ChatGPT Sites

OpenAI product manager: ChatGPT Sites hit 10 million sites in under 3 months

ChatGPT Sites, the tool that lets a ChatGPT user generate and publish a live webpage from a prompt, has been built or used to make more than 10 million sites in under three months since launch, Kath Korevec said.

Korevec, who works on the product inside OpenAI, came on TBPN at DevDay to walk through what people are actually building with it, the plugins that shipped that day, and where the product goes next.

"This is why we built sites."

Kath Korevec, product manager at OpenAI working on ChatGPT Sites, spoke with TBPN's hosts at DevDay about the product's traction and roadmap.

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Here are the 4 takeaways that matter.


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Key Takeaways

  • ChatGPT Sites has been used to build more than 10 million sites in under three months since it launched

  • A new plugin, launched that day, lets a site connect directly to a user's calendar and other personal data

  • Sites are built to live inside Space, OpenAI's collaborative workspace, with co-editors and shared artifacts

  • A slides feature is coming soon that will also plug into Space

  • OpenAI is exploring a free, ad-supported tier so Sites isn't limited to paying users

1. Ten Million Sites

Asked about traction, Korevec confirmed the number the hosts had on hand.

"It's been huge." — Kath Korevec

"So we launched three months ago." — Kath Korevec

John Coogan described building dozens of Sites himself, including one that pulled a Zillow listing, restyled the photos to show what a remodeled version of a house might look like, and then priced out the renovation using neighborhood comps. He said he eventually built a "meta site" just to organize all the sites he'd made.

"That's when you know you've like hit the limit." — Kath Korevec

2. "This Is Why We Built Sites"

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