Adding a custom MCP server to ChatGPT requires "Developer Mode" (also shown as custom connectors / apps), and OpenAI only exposes it on paid plans that support it — currently Plus, Pro, Team/Business, Enterprise, and Edu. If you're on the Free or Go plan, the option simply does not exist for your account, so there is nothing to toggle. Even on a supported plan it can be missing for three reasons: the feature is still a staged beta rollout and may not have reached your account yet; on Team/Business and Enterprise/Edu a workspace admin can disable Developer Mode org-wide or allow only specific connectors; and OpenAI has moved the toggle's location more than once, so it may not be where a given tutorial says. This is an OpenAI/ChatGPT product limitation and a gating decision on OpenAI's side — it is not caused by wptaskify or by your WordPress/Shopify site. wptaskify's MCP server is standard and works with any MCP client that can add a custom connector; the blocker here is purely whether ChatGPT lets your account add one.
No. wptaskify's MCP server is a standard connector that works with any MCP client. The missing option is entirely on ChatGPT's side — OpenAI gates Developer Mode / custom connectors by plan and rolls it out in stages. Nothing about your wptaskify account or WordPress/Shopify site causes it.
As of 2026, Plus, Pro, Team/Business, Enterprise, and Edu. The Free plan has only built-in apps and no custom connectors. The lower-cost Go plan is not on OpenAI's supported list, so custom connectors typically aren't available there either.
Two common reasons: the feature is a staged beta and may not have reached your account yet, or OpenAI moved the toggle. Update/reload ChatGPT, sign out and back in, start a new chat, and look under both Settings > Connectors > Advanced and Settings > Security and login. If it's still absent, it's a rollout timing issue on OpenAI's end.
On team and org plans a workspace admin controls Developer Mode and can disable it org-wide or allow only specific connectors. Ask your admin to enable it (or allowlist the wptaskify connector). Individual members usually can't turn it on until the admin does.
Possibly a plan limit, not a bug. OpenAI's help center indicates full write-capable connectors are currently limited to Business, Enterprise, and Edu, with Plus/Pro sometimes read/fetch-only. If you need write actions and can't get them in ChatGPT, use Claude, which supports full read/write today.
You can use Claude. It supports custom MCP connectors today with full read and write, and wptaskify connects the same way — add the connector, authorize, done. Many users find MCP connectors more reliable in Claude than in ChatGPT's current beta.