Supasaito’s listing in the ChatGPT directory was confirmed on 4 November 2026. It names Supasaito株式会社 as the developer and describes access to business context, AI-visibility measurements, recommendations, campaigns and tasks.
For teams already using ChatGPT, the connection offers a way to ask about information held in Supasaito and work on permitted tasks from their assistant.
Start with a question about your work
For example, a marketing team could ask: “Summarise the available AI-visibility measurements for our brand, then show the recommendations and campaign tasks we should review.”
This is an illustrative request, not a customer result. The answer depends on the information available to the account and the access granted to the connection. Other examples include listing accessible companies and brands or checking campaign tasks before deciding what to work on next.
Access follows your permissions and review rules
You need a Supasaito account and an authorised connection. Supasaito uses MCP, short for Model Context Protocol, to connect with compatible assistants.
The information a connection can read and the actions it can take depend on your role, the selected companies and brands, connection permissions, company policy, plan and task review rules. Connecting an assistant does not remove those conditions.
MCP is included on all Supasaito plans, including Free. Reads and eligible zero-cost writes remain subject to permissions. Operations that incur costs require the appropriate plan and remaining quota.
External website publication and payments are not performed by the plugin. Publishing requires separate authorised access to the destination; recording a publication in Supasaito does not publish it.
Explore the listing and connection options
Open the Supasaito listing in ChatGPT, then read the MCP overview and connection documentation for capabilities and access conditions.
If you do not yet have an account, you can start for free. The initial Basic audit is free; the Extended audit is a paid option. See the first-audit guide for the distinction.
The listing observation does not establish its original publication date or availability for every account and region.