Free
FreeTrains on your data unless you switch it off
No EU hosting · no DPA
Price: Free
Business: Doesn't train on your data. EU hosting only on higher plans · DPA in the terms.
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Trains on your data unless you switch it off
No EU hosting · no DPA
Price: Free
Trains on your data unless you switch it off
No EU hosting · no DPA
Price: €23 / mo
Doesn't train on your data
EU hosting only on higher plans · DPA in the terms
Price: €21 / user / mo
No tool is GDPR compliant on its own: that depends on how your business uses it. This page shows the vendor's side, from its own pages. It is not legal advice.
Related article: ChatGPT and the GDPR: which plan a business can useTraining stops on Business. Free, Plus train on your data.
Trains on your data unless you switch it off.
Yes. OpenAI may use conversations on Free, Plus and Pro to train its models unless the user opts out; feedback (thumbs up/down) can still put a whole conversation into training after an opt-out
Source: help.openai.comSection 'Services for individuals' (updated 18 Oct 2026) and FAQ on feedback after opting outSecond source: help.openai.comChecked on
Trains on your data unless you switch it off.
Yes. OpenAI may use conversations on Free, Plus and Pro to train its models unless the user opts out; feedback (thumbs up/down) can still put a whole conversation into training after an opt-out
Source: help.openai.comSection 'Services for individuals' (updated 18 Oct 2026) and FAQ on feedback after opting outSecond source: help.openai.comChecked on
Doesn't train on your data.
No. Business prompts, responses and files are used to improve models only if the organisation signs a separate agreement; thumbs-up/down feedback does not permit training on the conversation
Source: help.openai.comSections 'Business services and managed workspaces' and FAQ 'What if I submit feedback after opting out?' (updated 17 Oct 2026)Second source: openai.comChecked on
You can switch the training off.
The user turns off 'Improve the model for everyone' under Settings > Data controls, or selects 'Do not train on my content' in OpenAI's Privacy Portal. Only new conversations are affected, and thumbs-up/down feedback still allows training on that conversation
Source: help.openai.comSection 'Services for individuals'Second source: help.openai.comChecked on
You can switch the training off.
The user turns off 'Improve the model for everyone' under Settings > Data controls, or selects 'Do not train on my content' in OpenAI's Privacy Portal. Only new conversations are affected, and thumbs-up/down feedback still allows training on that conversation
Source: help.openai.comSection 'Services for individuals'Second source: help.openai.comChecked on
Outside the EU: OpenAI processes and stores personal data on servers in the United States and in countries where its affiliates and vendors are, using EU Standard Contractual Clauses
Source: openai.comSection on international transfers (EU privacy policy updated 24 Aug 2026)Checked on
No EU hosting.
No. Data residency in Europe is offered only to eligible API customers and new Enterprise and Edu workspaces
Source: help.openai.comEligibility sectionSecond source: chatgpt.comChecked on
Outside the EU: OpenAI processes and stores personal data on servers in the United States and in countries where its affiliates and vendors are, using EU Standard Contractual Clauses
Source: openai.comSection on international transfers (EU privacy policy updated 24 Aug 2026)Checked on
No EU hosting.
No. Data residency in Europe is offered only to eligible API customers and new Enterprise and Edu workspaces
Source: help.openai.comEligibility sectionSecond source: chatgpt.comChecked on
EU hosting only on higher plans.
Not on Business. Enterprise/Edu: storage at rest in Europe (EEA + Switzerland) and in-region inference for Europe
Source: chatgpt.comComparison row 'Data residency in US, EU, UK, ...': Business = No, Enterprise = YesSecond source: help.openai.comChecked on
No DPA.
No. On personal plans OpenAI is the controller under its consumer terms; its DPA attaches only to the business OpenAI Services Agreement
Source: openai.comPreamble ('supplements, and is incorporated into, the OpenAI Services Agreement')Second source: openai.comChecked on
No DPA.
No. On personal plans OpenAI is the controller under its consumer terms; its DPA attaches only to the business OpenAI Services Agreement
Source: openai.comPreamble ('supplements, and is incorporated into, the OpenAI Services Agreement')Second source: openai.comChecked on
DPA in the terms.
Yes. DPA (effective 1 Jan 2026) is incorporated into the Services Agreement; EEA and Swiss customers contract with OpenAI Ireland Ltd.
Source: openai.comPreamble (updated 1 Dec 2025, effective 1 Jan 2026)Second source: openai.comChecked on
Published.
No list for personal plans. OpenAI's sub-processor list covers only the API and ChatGPT Business, Enterprise and Edu; the EU privacy policy names categories of vendors (hosting, cloud, payments, analytics, safety, age verification)
Source: openai.comColumn 'OpenAI Product or Service' in both tablesSecond source: openai.comChecked on
Not listed.
No listing found for search term 'OpenAI'
Source: dataprivacyframework.govSearch 'OpenAI' (same result as for ChatGPT Business, checked 16 Oct 2026)Checked on
Published.
No list for personal plans. OpenAI's sub-processor list covers only the API and ChatGPT Business, Enterprise and Edu; the EU privacy policy names categories of vendors (hosting, cloud, payments, analytics, safety, age verification)
Source: openai.comColumn 'OpenAI Product or Service' in both tablesSecond source: openai.comChecked on
Not listed.
No listing found for search term 'OpenAI'
Source: dataprivacyframework.govSearch 'OpenAI' (same result as for ChatGPT Business, checked 16 Oct 2026)Checked on
16 listed.
Public. 16 third-party entities, 15 of which cover ChatGPT Business; list updated 14 Oct 2026; sign-up form for notices of new sub-processors
Source: openai.comThird Party Sub-processors table; 'Last updated: October 14, 2026'Checked on
Not listed.
No listing found for search term 'OpenAI'
Source: dataprivacyframework.govSearch 'OpenAI' returned 'Query returned no results' (3,683 participants in total)Checked on
Chats stay until the user deletes them; deleted chats and accounts leave OpenAI's systems within 30 days, unless kept longer for legal, safety or abuse reasons. Temporary chats are deleted within 30 days
Source: openai.comSection 4 'Retention'Second source: help.openai.comChecked on
Chats stay until the user deletes them; deleted chats and accounts leave OpenAI's systems within 30 days, unless kept longer for legal, safety or abuse reasons. Temporary chats are deleted within 30 days
Source: openai.comSection 4 'Retention'Second source: help.openai.comChecked on
Workspace admins can set how long data is kept; deleted or unsaved conversations are removed from OpenAI's systems within 30 days unless the law or harm prevention requires longer
Source: openai.comFAQ 'What is OpenAI's policy on data retention for ChatGPT Business?' (page updated 8 Jan 2026)Checked on
None listed for personal plans. OpenAI's product compliance matrix covers ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, Edu, Healthcare, Teachers, the API, Codex and Presence, not Free, Go, Plus or Pro
Source: openai.comMatrix 'Enterprise products and programs' (page version 1.1, 4 Aug 2026)Checked on
Not offered: a personal plan has no admin. The user controls training, memory and chat history in their own settings
Source: chatgpt.comFAQ 'How many users are supported on each subscription plan?' ('designed to be used by individuals')Second source: help.openai.comChecked on
None listed for personal plans. OpenAI's product compliance matrix covers ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, Edu, Healthcare, Teachers, the API, Codex and Presence, not Free, Go, Plus or Pro
Source: openai.comMatrix 'Enterprise products and programs' (page version 1.1, 4 Aug 2026)Checked on
Not offered: a personal plan has no admin. The user controls training, memory and chat history in their own settings
Source: chatgpt.comFAQ 'How many users are supported on each subscription plan?' ('designed to be used by individuals')Second source: help.openai.comChecked on
SOC 2 Type 2 only. ISO/IEC 27001 and 27701 cover ChatGPT Enterprise, Edu and the API, but not ChatGPT Business
Source: openai.comMatrix 'Enterprise products and programs', row 'ChatGPT Business' (page version 1.1, 4 Aug 2026)Second source: trust.openai.comChecked on
Partly. Admins choose which apps (connected tools) are enabled and can turn response feedback off; they cannot switch off shared links for everyone, which is an Enterprise-only setting
Source: openai.comSection on apps: 'Your workspace admins can control which apps are enabled'Second source: help.openai.comChecked on
€23 / mo.
EUR 23 per month (monthly billing; VAT basis not stated on the page)
Source: chatgpt.comPersonal plans: Free, Go, Plus, Pro cardsChecked on
€21 / user / mo.
EUR 21 per user/month billed annually; EUR 26 billed monthly (premium seat EUR 105 / 130)
Source: chatgpt.comBusiness & Enterprise tab, Business cardChecked on
Other assistants tools whose business plan doesn't train on your data and includes a DPA.
The five marks, in order: No AI training · EU hosting · DPA · Sub-processors listed · DPF or EU vendor. ✓ meets it, ✕ doesn't, – partly, ? not stated.
Business · €29.00 / user / mo
Says it doesn't train on your dataData in the EU by default · DPA in the terms
✓✓✓✓✓
Business add-on · €18.20 / user / mo
Doesn't train on your dataData in the EU by default · DPA in the terms
✓✓✓✓✓
usage-based credit subscription · See details
Doesn't train on your dataEU hosting available · DPA on request
✓✓✓✓✓
Professional · €11.99 / user / mo
Says it doesn't train on your dataData in the EU (vendor says) · DPA on request
✓✓✓✓✓
Business Standard · €13.60 / user / mo
Doesn't train on your dataLimited EU hosting · DPA in the terms
✓–✓✓✓
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