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Sourceteller vs SiteGPT

SiteGPT is an affordable website chatbot with human takeover on every plan, sold monthly from $39–$59. Sourceteller is pay-as-you-go from $5, cites PDFs and documents as well as web pages, and adds a phone line and Telegram.

SiteGPT facts from its own pages, checked 5 October 2026

The short answer

Choose Sourceteller if…

  • Your traffic is low or seasonal — no monthly fee, and credits never expire.
  • Answers drawn from PDFs and documents should cite them too, not only web pages.
  • You want an AI phone line or Telegram.
  • You want to try it free, without a card.

Choose SiteGPT if…

  • Your team wants to take over chats live.
  • You answer thousands of messages a month and want a flat price.
  • You need 95+ languages.

Feature by feature

FeatureSourcetellerSiteGPT
How you payOne-off credit packs. No subscription; credits never expireMonthly subscription with a message quota
Lowest paid entry$5 one-off pack$59/month ($39 annual), 4,000 messages on the smaller model
Free option1,000 free credits, no card7-day trial, card required
Shows sources to customersEvery answer links to the exact passage, including PDFs and scansLinks to web pages, not to uploaded files; can be hidden
AI phone lineYour own number over SIP, 36 spoken languages, from the first packNot listed
TelegramBuilt inNot listed
WhatsApp / MessengerNot yet, on the roadmapWhatsApp as a $39/month add-on; Messenger from Growth
ShopifyWidget through your theme today; App Store app with order lookups comingEmbed code in your theme
Languages72 written, 36 spoken, plus Banglish95+ languages
Handoff to a personGives customers your own contact route; no live-chat inboxHuman takeover on every plan
Your data kept out of AI trainingNever used to train modelsNever used to train models
Pricing

How the pricing works

SiteGPT's Starter plan is $59 a month ($39 billed annually) for 4,000 messages on its smaller model, after a 7-day trial that needs a card. Sourceteller has no subscription: 7 credits per answer (about 1 cent) and packs that never expire.

Questions

Is Sourceteller a SiteGPT alternative?

Yes. Both answer website visitors from your own content. SiteGPT adds live human takeover; Sourceteller adds cited answers from documents, a phone line on your own number, Telegram and a share link.

Which is cheaper?

For steady, high volume, SiteGPT's flat plans (from $39 a month billed annually) can work out cheaper per message. For low or seasonal volume, Sourceteller's one-off packs (from $5, never expiring) usually cost less because there is no monthly fee.

Do both show sources?

SiteGPT can show links to the web pages it used, but not to uploaded files. Sourceteller links every answer to its passage, whether it came from a web page, a PDF or a scan.

Sources for SiteGPT

  1. SiteGPT pricingsitegpt.ai
  2. Adding content (sources)sitegpt.ai
  3. Human supportsitegpt.ai
  4. SiteGPT security (data)sitegpt.ai
  5. SiteGPT home (languages)sitegpt.ai

Checked 5 October 2026. Prices and features change; if something here is out of date, tell us and we’ll correct it. SiteGPT is a trademark of its owner.

Start here

Give it your website.
Ask it one question.

That is the whole evaluation. If the answer comes back in your customer’s language with the right passage attached, you already know whether this works for you.

No card · credits never expire · every language from day one

  1. 1
    Sign upNo card. Your free credits land straight away.
  2. 2
    Add your website or filesPaste an address, drop your documents — it reads them in minutes.
  3. 3
    Put it liveWidget, phone line, Telegram or a share link. Same answers on all of them.