Migration guide

Switch from ChatGPT Enterprise to ToothFairyAI — Pay-per-use AI Agents from $5

Switching from ChatGPT Enterprise to ToothFairyAI means moving from per-seat annual licences to pay-per-use intelligence credits from $5 — no seats, no licences, no minimums. ToothFairyAI is a sovereign, zero-data-retention platform with model-agnostic agents deployable in your chosen region, so the same agentic workflows run without per-user bills or vendor lock-in.

Why teams switch

ChatGPT Enterprise is billed per staff member on annual contracts, runs only OpenAI models in OpenAI's cloud, and is governed by OpenAI's retention policies. Three invoice-driven and sovereignty-driven situations commonly trigger a switch:

Cost comparison — per seat vs pay-per-use

DimensionChatGPT EnterpriseToothFairyAI
Billing basisPer seat, annual (custom via sales; no public rate card; ChatGPT Business self-serve from 2 seats)Pay-per-use intelligence credits from $5 (1 UoI = $0.01 USD)
Seats / MinimumsSeat count × 12 months, paid whether usedNo seats, no licences, no minimums
Cost for 500 light users500 seats × 12 months — fixedOnly the Units of Intelligence actually consumed
Model choiceOpenAI models onlyModel-agnostic / bring-your-own-model
Data residencyStorage at rest in a selectable region (10 regions incl. Australia); inference residency NOT offered in Australia — EU/US/UAE onlyCustomer-selected region (Australia, EU, Americas); 100% regional inference in AU
Data retentionGoverned by OpenAI policiesZero data retention; data never trains models
DeploymentCloud-onlyHosted in region · your own cloud · on-premise
ComplianceSOC 2 Type 2; ISO 27001/27017/27018/27701 (Enterprise tier); GDPR DPA; HIPAA BAAISO 27001:2022 and ISO 42001 certified; GDPR- and HIPAA-compliant

How do you migrate from ChatGPT Enterprise to ToothFairyAI?

  1. Inventory what you actually use: assistants, Work agents, Codex timelines, custom GPTs, connected data sources.
  2. Map to agents: translate each recurring assistant/agent workflow into a ToothFairyAI agent (built from 60+ no-code templates or the custom builder).
  3. Export what you need while the OpenAI contract is live (conversation/reporting exports, integration configs).
  4. Re-connect data sources to the new agents (same sources usually; connectors are agent-native).
  5. Choose your region/cloud — hosted in a region, your own cloud, or on-premise under an Enterprise agreement.
  6. Roll out in pilot: 1–2 high-value workflows on pay-per-use ($5 to start), compare achievable unit cost vs the seat contract.
  7. Cancel seats at renewal once the pilots cover the critical workflows; keep overlap minimal to avoid double-billing a QA period.

When to stay, when to switch