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ChatGPT now lets restaurants claim their listing. Here's what you get, who can claim today, and how to turn those visits into orders.

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Business Hub beta since 10 Nov 2026
Free to claim
US restaurants first

What's new

Your restaurant already shows up in ChatGPT.

When someone asks ChatGPT where to eat, it answers with local places. Business Hub lets you claim yours, correct it and see how often it's shown.

A verified listing with a blue check

Claim the listing ChatGPT already shows for your restaurant. Once OpenAI approves the claim and your identity check passes, the profile gets a blue check.

Your own words on the profile

Edit your website link, description, category, logo and cover photo. OpenAI reviews each change before it goes live.

Insights for the last 28 days

Mentions, website clicks and the topics people asked about when ChatGPT showed you. For a restaurant, a mention counts each time ChatGPT shows your location, even if nobody taps it.

Free during the beta

Claiming and managing a listing costs nothing at launch, and you don't need an ads account. Ads in ChatGPT are a separate, paid product.

Who can claim today

The beta has limits for restaurants.

As of 11 November 2026, this is what OpenAI allows for local businesses.

US restaurants only, for now

Local stores and restaurants can only claim an existing US listing. Restaurants in other countries can't claim yet, even where ChatGPT shows them.

You can't add a new restaurant

If ChatGPT has no listing for you yet, there is nothing to claim. Adding a brand-new business is open to online businesses only.

Each location is claimed on its own

Claiming the main brand doesn't claim its locations, and there is no single place to manage several brands. Teammates can be added with their own ChatGPT accounts.

No ordering or booking inside ChatGPT

Business Agents (a chat that answers for your business) are open only to US online shops and service businesses, and even they can't take orders or bookings. Those happen on your website.

How to claim

Claim your restaurant in four steps.

For a US restaurant ChatGPT already lists. Do it from a computer with your business phone or email at hand.

Step 1
Step 1
Find your listing in Business Hub
Sign in to ChatGPT with the account that will manage the restaurant, open Business Hub from the sidebar (chatgpt.com/business-hub), search for your restaurant by name and pick the matching listing.
chatgpt.com/business-hub
Step 2
Step 2
Prove it's your business
Choose one of the ways ChatGPT offers for your listing: a call or text to the business phone, a code to the business email, a DNS record on your website's domain, or a Shopify login. Then OpenAI reviews the claim and emails you.
Use the phone number on your listing
Step 3
Step 3
Pass the identity check
Before you can edit the profile or see insights, the person managing it is checked by Persona: a government ID, business registration details and proof you may act for the business. Names and addresses must match official records.
The blue check appears here
Step 4
Step 4
Fill in the profile and point it at your ordering
Add your description, category, logo and cover photo, and set the website link to the page where customers can order or book. OpenAI reviews each change before it is published.
Link to a page that takes orders

Where Menuthere fits

ChatGPT finds you. Your website takes the order.

ChatGPT can't take an order for a restaurant. It sends people to your link, so that link should end in an order.

A website link that takes the order

ChatGPT sends people to your website. Make that link your Menuthere store: they pick dishes, pay and choose delivery, takeaway or dine-in, with 0% commission.

A menu AI search can read

When ChatGPT's search crawler (OAI-SearchBot) or GPTBot opens your Menuthere store, it gets a plain page with every visible dish and price, so answers about your food come from your real menu.

One menu, everywhere it's read

Your store and table QR menu share one menu, and the Push menu button sends it to your Google Business Profile. Check your Google listing with our free Google health score.

Know which orders came from ChatGPT

ChatGPT adds utm_source=chatgpt.com to the links it opens, so visits from ChatGPT are easy to pick out in your website analytics.

Do this anywhere

Get ready, wherever you are.

Claiming is US only for now, but everyone can make sure ChatGPT reads the right things about them.

Make your phone and email match

Verification calls or emails the contact on the listing. If it's an old number, fix it on your other listings first.

Keep Yelp, OpenTable and Resy current

OpenAI says restaurant availability may come from OpenTable, Resy or Yelp, depending on the restaurant. Hours, photos and details there feed what diners see.

Keep your Google Business Profile right

It is still where most diners check hours and directions, and the copy other listings are compared against.

Put your menu and prices on your own website

As text, not only a PDF or a photo, so ChatGPT's crawler can read what you serve and what it costs.

Use one link for ordering

Send ChatGPT, Google, Instagram and your table QR codes to the same ordering page, so every channel ends in an order.

Make your ChatGPT link take orders.

Set up a Menuthere store with your menu, then use it as the website on your ChatGPT, Google and Instagram profiles.

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Questions, answered.

What restaurant owners ask about ChatGPT's business listings.

ChatGPT already shows restaurants when people ask where to eat; you don't sign up for that. What's new is that a US restaurant can now claim the listing ChatGPT shows, through Business Hub, and keep its details right. Restaurants outside the US can't claim their listing yet.

Nothing at launch. Claiming a listing and managing it in Business Hub are free during the beta, and you don't need an ads account or an Enterprise contract. OpenAI hasn't ruled out charging later. Ads in ChatGPT are separate and paid.

No. OpenAI says claiming does not guarantee higher placement or sales, and ChatGPT keeps making its own recommendations. What claiming does is make sure the details ChatGPT shows about you are right, and show you how often you were mentioned.

Make sure the places ChatGPT reads are correct: your own website with your menu as text, your Google Business Profile, and listing sites such as Yelp, OpenTable or Resy where you use them. Claiming will matter once OpenAI opens it for restaurants in your country.

Not through a business's own profile. Business Agents can answer questions but can't complete purchases, make bookings or look up orders; those happen on your website. That is why the website link on your profile should open a page that takes orders.

Yes. Claiming the main brand doesn't claim its locations, and each brand is managed on its own. You can add teammates, each with their own ChatGPT account.

Sources · checked 11 November 2026

Businesses in ChatGPT is a beta and OpenAI may change who can claim and what a profile holds. ChatGPT is a trademark of OpenAI; Menuthere is not affiliated with OpenAI.

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