Before you begin, ensure that you have toggled to Developer Mode by doing the following:
Additionally, only users with admin or owner access to you ChatGPT workspace will be able to add the plugin.
Add Pitch as a plugin
Open the ChatGPT admin panel and go to Plugins.
Click + in the top right to open the New Plugin modal.
Fill in the app details:
Open the Advanced OAuth settings. Update the details as follows:
Registration method: User-Defined OAuth Client
Callback URL:
https://chatgpt.com/connector/oauth/rwVmvPUDvEwD← if yours is different to this, copy and provide it to PitchOAuth Client ID:
wZWh47fPdPmtSjw4tyB4gy891EfF8Kr6Token endpoint auth method: none
Scopes, OAuth endpoints, OpenID support: Leave as is
Read the “Custom MCP servers introduce risk” notice and tick “I understand and want to continue.”
Click Create. The plugin is created as a draft (shown with a DEV label).
💡 The new draft may not appear right away. If you don’t see it, reload the page or switch away from and back into the Drafts tab, and it will show up.
Once Pitch has confirmed that your Callback URL has been configured, return to the Plugin.
On the draft, click Publish.
In the Publish dialog, work through risk reviews so they show as Reviewed:
Review potential risk: Unauthorized data access — open it and tick “I understand.”
Review potential risk: Malicious app — open it and tick “I trust this app” and “I have reviewed the parameters being sent to each action and they do not request sensitive data that they shouldn’t.”
Click Publish. Pitch will now move into your Enabled apps list.





