How to share a ChatGPT Site, and see who visited
ChatGPT Sites gives your site an address and counts its traffic. It does not tell you which person opened the link you sent. Put the site behind an ArtifactSend link to see every visitor by email. It is free.
Free here, side by side
Everything here is free on ArtifactSend, with no limits on documents, links, readers or team members. The same set costs $150 a month on DocSend, or $1,800 a year.
Covers Email before viewing · Email verification code · A separate link for each person · Alert when someone opens it · Link expiry
Rival facts from each vendor's public pricing and feature pages, November 2026, prices billed yearly. Not listed means the vendor's pages do not say. Prices change, so check theirs before you decide. All features, vendor by vendor.
The short answer
Publish the site in ChatGPT and copy its chatgpt.site address. Paste the address into ArtifactSend and choose who can pass the door. Send that link. Each visitor passes the door, then your site opens where ChatGPT hosts it. You see who opened it by email, when and how often, and you get an email the first time each person opens it.
ArtifactSend is free, with no limit on links, readers or team members.
What ChatGPT Sites is
ChatGPT Sites turns a description into a website or a small app, then hosts it. It is on ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise, priced in credits. A published site gets an address on chatgpt.site, and you can connect your own domain.
You choose who can open it, from only you to anyone on the internet. Sites can also add sign-in for visitors.
What ChatGPT shows you, and what it does not
| Question | ChatGPT Sites | ArtifactSend link |
|---|---|---|
| Who can open it | Only you, chosen people, your workspace or anyone on the internet | Who you choose. Any email, a verified email code, Google sign-in or an allow list |
| Traffic | Visitors and page views for the site | Each visitor by email, every visit |
| Know who opened the link you sent | Not described in OpenAI's docs | Yes |
| Alert when someone opens it | Not described in OpenAI's docs | Yes, on the first open |
| One link per person | Not described in OpenAI's docs | Yes, a link per investor or client |
| Expiry date | Not described in OpenAI's docs | Yes |
| Price | Credits on paid ChatGPT plans | Free |
ChatGPT facts from OpenAI's Sites docs and Stacktree's tested write-up, checked November 10, 2026. Sites is in beta and changes often.
Share a ChatGPT Site with tracking
Make one link per person to tell readers apart, and see who came back.
- In ChatGPT, open the site and publish it. Choose the audience Anyone on the internet, so people outside your workspace can open it.
- Copy its address. It ends in .chatgpt.site.
- Go to artifactsend.com and sign in with Google.
- Paste the address.
- Choose who can pass the door, and turn on the first-open alert.
- Send your ArtifactSend link instead of the site address.
What to know
For a one-page site with no sign-in or storage, you can also ask ChatGPT for the page as one HTML file and drop it into ArtifactSend. Then you also see time per section, clicks and replays.
- The site runs on ChatGPT, so it keeps its storage, sign-in and updates. ArtifactSend does not copy it.
- You see who opened it and when. You do not see time per section or a replay, because the visit happens on chatgpt.site.
- The door protects the link you send. A public site's own address still opens for anyone who has it, so send only the ArtifactSend link.
Or do it from ChatGPT
On ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Edu on the web, connect ArtifactSend as an app. Setup steps are on the Claude and ChatGPT page at artifactsend.com/mcp. Then say "send my site trip-planner.dana.chatgpt.site to dana@fund.com as a tracked link", and later ask "who opened it?" in the same chat.