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OpenAI makes Codex easier to pilot in teams

Av Joachim Høgby

OpenAI announced on April 1 that Codex can now be purchased as dedicated pay-as-you-go seats for ChatGPT Business and Enterprise. That lets teams start small pilots without a fixed seat fee and pay only for actual token usage.

The company is also removing rate limits for these Codex-only seats. For CIOs and technology leaders, that lowers the barrier to testing AI coding agents in narrow workflows before committing to a broader rollout. OpenAI is also cutting the annual price of ChatGPT Business from $25 to $20 per seat.

The real signal is not just pricing. This points to a more modular enterprise strategy where companies can buy specialized AI tools separately instead of standardizing on a full platform from day one. For teams that want to measure ROI fast, this is a smart packaging move.

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