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At DevDay 2026, Sam Altman unveiled Dots, personalizable agents powered by GPT-6 Astra, currently limited to ChatGPT Pro ($100/month). The Verge contrasts that price with Meta’s free Muse and dedicated VM, while OpenAI stresses long-horizon work, privacy and enterprise specialization.
At DevDay (29 September 2026) OpenAI launched the ChatGPT Pro 500 plan ($500/month) with Ultrafast speed—up to 300 tokens/s in Codex—and said that from 30 October Pro 200 ($200) will fall from 20× to 10× the Plus allowance in Work and Codex. The Next Web and Engadget detail $2,500 credits for current subscribers through year-end.
At DevDay (29 September 2026) OpenAI unveiled dots, always-on GPT-6 Astra agents for Pro, Business Premium and Enterprise users, with ChatGPT/Codex safeguards plus an internal Guardian (auto-review) system. Axios and TechCrunch stress the contrast: the launch comes a day after scrapping GPT-6.1 Astra and after Australia apologies and the Hugging Face incidents.
At DevDay 2026 on September 29 in San Francisco, OpenAI announced more than 20 launches: dots, always-on agents powered by GPT-6 Astra; GPT-6.1 Sol, near-Astra capability at one fifth of Astra's token prices ($2 input and $10 output per million in the API); Astra Ultrafast; Codex in the cloud; computer use in the Agents API; plugin extensions and new collaboration tools in ChatGPT.