A page promising ChatGPT Team pricing and an Android download led to an error, so no price or app details are confirmed. Here is where to check instead.
A web page that claimed to cover ChatGPT Team pricing and an Android app download turned out to be empty. The link, from the Vietnam National University of Agriculture site, showed an error message saying the page is invalid or does not exist. It gave no price and no download details.
ChatGPT Team is a ChatGPT plan aimed at small groups and workplaces. That is the only product detail the material supports. It does not say what the plan costs, what features it includes, or whether a separate Android app exists for it.
If you run a small business and want to try ChatGPT Team, get prices from OpenAI's own website. If you want the app on an Android phone, use the official app store, Google Play. Odd download pages can waste money or put your data at risk, so skip any site that offers the app outside those two places.
Nothing in this material points to a new announcement. Treat the dead page as a reminder, not as news about the product. Until OpenAI states a price on its own site, any figure you see elsewhere is unconfirmed.
Check ChatGPT Team prices on OpenAI's website and download the app only from Google Play, not from random pages.
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