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Morning Edition · Friday, September 11, 2026Published at 2:22 AM EDT · New York
OpenAI and the General Services Administration Cut Federal ChatGPT License Fees to Zero
The 27-month agreement runs from October 2026 through 2028, adds half-price usage and discounted access to OpenAI's Daybreak security platform, and extends to state, local and tribal governments.
OpenAI and the United States General Services Administration (GSA) signed a OneGov agreement that sets the ChatGPT license fee for eligible government users at zero, normally 15 dollars per user per month, and discounts usage by half. The c…
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