Early access

ChatGPT business profile management for franchises and multi-location brands

Get your locations ready for ChatGPT business profiles. Revscale coordinates setup, brand-approved information and ongoing management, so your franchisees don't have to figure it out themselves.

Join the early-access waitlist

Business profiles are an unreleased ChatGPT beta. See what is confirmed.

Where things stand

Prepare now. Claim when OpenAI opens it.

ChatGPT business profiles have been reported publicly as an unreleased beta, shown under a page titled “Claim your business in ChatGPT.” OpenAI has not announced a launch date, and capabilities may change before or after release. The preparation work does not depend on any of that, so it can start today.

Can happen now

  • Auditing and correcting location information
  • Agreeing on approved brand context and claims
  • Building a profile-ready record for each location
  • Mapping corporate and location approvals

Depends on what OpenAI releases

  • Claiming and verifying each profile
  • Configuring a business agent and its context
  • Platform reporting, such as mention tracking
  • Any bulk or multi-location management tools

Revscale is not affiliated with OpenAI. The waitlist below is for Revscale's management service. It is not a reservation for OpenAI access, and we make no promises about rankings, recommendations or launch timing.

Clearing up the names

A ChatGPT business profile is not ChatGPT Business

ChatGPT Business is OpenAI's paid workspace subscription for teams. It changes how your staff use ChatGPT, not how customers see you.
A ChatGPT business profile, also called a ChatGPT business listing, is how a business would be represented when customers ask ChatGPT about it. Reporting places claiming and management in an area called the ChatGPT Business Hub. That is what this service prepares for.
Initial readiness and setup

Get every location profile-ready before claiming opens

When you can claim your business on ChatGPT, the brands that move fastest will be the ones whose location data and brand context are already agreed. That is the setup work.
1

Audit every location

We compare names, addresses, phone numbers, hours, services and URLs across your locations and flag what is missing, outdated or inconsistent.

2

Set approved brand context

Corporate signs off on one brand description, the services and claims each location is allowed to make, and anything that must never be said.

3

Build a profile record per location

Each location gets a ready-to-use record that combines the approved brand context with its own verified local facts.

4

Map who approves what

We document which details corporate controls, which the location confirms, and who signs off on changes, so claiming can move quickly once it opens.

Ongoing management

Profiles stay accurate after launch day

Location details change every week somewhere in a network. Ongoing management keeps each profile aligned with reality and with the brand, without adding tasks to franchisee workloads.

Keep local facts current

Hours, holiday schedules, openings, relocations, closures and service changes are updated across affected locations, not left to each owner to remember.

Keep brand context consistent

When positioning, offers or approved claims change, the update is applied across the network instead of drifting location by location.

Track every change

A change log records what changed, for which location, and who approved it, so corporate can see the state of the network at any time.

Adopt new capabilities as they ship

Claiming, business agent configuration and platform reporting are rolled out to your locations as OpenAI makes them available, without restarting the work.

Corporate and location coordination

Corporate oversight, with fewer tasks for franchisees

Franchise and multi-location profile management fails when every owner is left to set up their own. We split the work so corporate controls the brand and each location only confirms what it alone knows.
Brand description and positioning
Corporate: Writes and approves
Location: No action needed
Approved services and claims
Corporate: Sets the allowed list
Location: Confirms what it offers locally
Address, phone and hours
Corporate: Sees status across the network
Location: Confirms or corrects
Local changes (holidays, closures)
Corporate: Sees the change log
Location: Reports the change once
Business agent context
Corporate: Approves what it may say
Location: Adds local details if needed
Claiming each profile
Corporate: Authorizes the rollout
Location: Verifies only if OpenAI requires it
This builds on how Revscale already works across networks. See how we support franchisors, multi-unit operators and multi-location enterprises, and how Brand OS compliance keeps location-level messaging on brand.
Early access

Join the early-access waitlist

Tell us who you are and we will be in touch about getting your locations ready for ChatGPT business profiles.
  • This is Revscale's service waitlist, not an OpenAI access reservation.
  • You will only receive updates about this service, not general marketing.
  • Business profiles are unreleased, and capabilities may change.

Frequently Asked Questions

ChatGPT business profiles, the ChatGPT business listing, and how Revscale manages them across locations.

Have every location ready when claiming opens

Preparation starts now. Claiming and management follow as OpenAI releases them.

Join the early-access waitlist