OpenAI plans to launch GPT Store monetization in Q1 2024
Logan Kilpatrick · Inside OpenAI | Logan Kilpatrick (head of developer relations) · Feb 8, 2024 · at 28:14
Logan Kilpatrick (Head of Developer Relations at OpenAI) discusses the roadmap for the newly launched GPT Store and revenue sharing for custom GPT creators.
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“Like I think monetization when it comes to the store later this quarter, I think is going to be extremely exciting. Like when people can get paid based on who's using their GPTs, that's going to be a huge unlock and like open a lot of people's eyes to the opportunity here.”
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