Best SiteGPT Alternatives (2026)

Who SiteGPT is genuinely for

SiteGPT makes it quick to train a website-grounded support bot and boost a support team's productivity. If your customers mostly reach you on your site and you want a bot that answers from your own pages, it does that job well and you can buy it today.

It is genuinely the right pick for a team focused on web deflection: one site, one bot, answers traceable to your content, and a person picking up whatever the bot can't resolve. If that is the whole shape of your support (a website, your own customers, and a want to be live quickly), a website-first tool keeps things simple, and simple is worth protecting.

What people look for when they consider leaving

People rarely leave SiteGPT because the website answers got worse. They leave when they notice how much of their support happens _off_ the website, and when their own business turns into reselling support to clients.

The first thing they look for is channel reach beyond the site. A website bot is website-focused. A client's customers also phone, text, and DM on WhatsApp and Instagram. Those conversations need answering in the same place. SiteGPT's pricing page lists WhatsApp and AI email support as add-ons at $59 a month each on monthly billing. The second is a voice agent for inbound calls. We found voice nowhere on that page in October 2026. The third is isolated workspaces per client. Plans there are counted in chatbots, one on Starter, two on Growth and three on Scale, and we found no client workspaces described. The fourth is reseller pricing you can read. The page lists no white-label plan in October 2026. A "Remove SiteGPT Branding" add-on is $39 a month, and the FAQ points agency questions to an email contact. You can't model a margin against a price you can't see.

SiteGPT pricing, October 2026

SiteGPT's Starter plan is $59 a month on monthly billing, or $468 a year. Growth is $129 a month, or $948 a year. Scale is $429 a month, or $3,108 a year. Enterprise is custom. The yearly figures work out to $39, $79 and $259 a month. Message credits run from 4,000 GPT-4.1-mini messages a month on Starter to 40,000 on Scale. API access starts on Growth.

The alternatives worth considering, including staying with SiteGPT

Stay with SiteGPT. If web deflection for one site is the job, this is the right answer. A tool you already run beats a bigger one you'd have to migrate to for channels you may not use.

Another website-grounded bot. If you only want a different feel or price for web answers, a like-for-like tool is a shorter move than adopting a full agency platform.

A multichannel or reseller platform. If customers reach you off-site, or you resell support to clients, shortlist tools built for more than the website. Look for phone, WhatsApp, and a workspace per client. Robofy sells website, WhatsApp and phone agents with a workspace per client. Evoriqa sits here too with the full channel set.

Where SiteGPT is the better choice

SiteGPT is the stronger pick in a few specific cases. Its security page says it has completed a SOC 2 Type II examination, and Evoriqa holds no SOC 2 report. It lists HIPAA as assessed, with a BAA on Enterprise. Growth adds an iOS app that alerts you when a visitor asks for a human. If web deflection for a single site is all you need, SiteGPT is the cleaner buy.

Where Evoriqa fits

Evoriqa covers the same website-trained grounding you rely on. Answers are traceable to your own sources, with an honest "I don't know" rather than a guess. Then it goes where a website bot can't. The same trained agent answers on WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, SMS, Slack, and inbound phone calls via a voice agent. Email is routed to your team. All of it lands in one unified inbox. It can book appointments and escalate to a person mid-conversation, not just deflect. Behind that sit isolated workspaces per client and pooled credits with a spend cap on each. Reseller pricing is published in the open with a margin calculator. SiteGPT's pricing page listed no white-label plan in October 2026.

For an agency, the difference that compounds is isolation: SiteGPT's pricing page counts chatbots rather than client workspaces. Evoriqa gives each client its own workspace, knowledge, and branding that never mix. A spend cap on each means one client's busy month can't reprice the rest. When a question needs a person, the agent hands over with the full transcript rather than dead-ending.

Where Evoriqa doesn't fit

If web deflection for a single site is genuinely your whole job, Evoriqa is more than you need. The multichannel machinery and the reseller console are overhead when there's one site and one team, and a focused website tool like SiteGPT is the cleaner buy.

If the deal hinges on SOC 2, HIPAA, or SSO/SAML, that is the deciding factor, and Evoriqa doesn't hold those certifications today. What it ships now on every plan is GDPR export and erasure, enforced 2FA, encrypted secrets, audit logs, and per-workspace isolation. A public API is available on request. SiteGPT's security page, read October 2026, states a completed SOC 2 Type II examination, GDPR certification, and HIPAA assessed with a BAA on Enterprise. Measure both against each vendor's own trust page before you commit.