Uravation launches support for ChatGPT Ads advertising

Uravation announced on September 17 2026 that it will begin offering end‑to‑end support for placing and operating advertisements within ChatGPT responses. The service covers account creation, pixel implementation, landing page preparation, test campaigns with a daily budget of 2,500 yen, weekly management, and internalization using Claude Code. The company notes that ChatGPT ads started appearing in Japan on June 19 2026 and that a self‑serve management interface was opened to domestic advertisers in late June. Minimum daily spend is 2,500 yen before tax and no agency contract is required. Charging can be click based, impression based, or performance based, and measurement combines site pixel and server side tracking similar to search ads.

Uravation says many clients express uncertainty about whether they can set up the account and track results, and the new offering aims to eliminate that uncertainty by providing a two week test period during which the client can decide whether to continue or stop. The service is positioned for products that involve comparisons, how to choose, differences, training, consulting, professional services, high value inquiries, or large product catalogs. Items that are unlikely to benefit include those with low profit per click, products where the majority of users are already paid subscribers, or where the landing page is limited to the corporate homepage. Pricing starts with an initial setup and test campaign cost of 150,000 yen, followed by a monthly management fee of 100,000 yen, or an internalization package of 300,000 yen per month for three months using Claude Code.

Advertising spend is paid directly to OpenAI by the client’s card and is not included in Uravation’s fees. The company emphasizes that results are not guaranteed. The rollout follows a four step process: free consultation, design document and estimate, setup and implementation, test campaign, and final decision. Uravation also offers AI search optimization services under a separate brand.

Reported by ASCII.