On October 15, 2026, OpenAI announced the removal of the fixed Sites count limit for Plus and Pro subscriptions. The change concerns how many sites can be created; usage and storage restrictions remain. The release notes confirm the change.
Who could benefit
Small-business owners already using Plus or Pro to try separate webpages or simple tools for different tasks. Our editorial takeaway: planning these experiments no longer requires a fixed ceiling on site count itself. Creating another page does not, however, make it useful to customers.
Which limits remain
According to the Sites documentation, a shared limit can prevent the creation of a new site. Building and editing consume Codex allowance; running and hosting usage is separate. Hosting is currently included with Plus and Pro, and each site’s database holds up to 10 GB. This is not a promise of unlimited hosting forever.
A new site is initially accessible only to its owner and workspace admins; review the audience before publishing. Nadali has not tested the service or its load limits.
What business owners can do
Our editorial recommendation: begin with one scenario whose correct outcome you can assess yourself. For example, a café could prepare a demonstration page for a workshop using an approved description, time and price. This is an illustrative scenario, not a case study with measured savings.
Before making it public:
- Match copy and contact details against the approved source
- Check the page on a phone, including buttons and links
- Leave payments, bookings and personal data out of the initial test
- Assign someone to maintain the page and monitor limit messages
Bottom line
Removing the count ceiling creates room for separate trial projects. Judge each by its usefulness and the work needed to check and maintain it, rather than the number of generated pages.
