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Patchwhistle vs SiteGPT

An AI support chatbot trained on your website content, with human takeover and a long list of knowledge sources.

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Prices and features checked on October 28, 2026 from SiteGPT's own pages.

The short version

Which one fits you?

SiteGPT is the closest match to Patchwhistle: a chatbot trained on your website. It suits very large sites and teams that need cloud-drive sources or Slack and Messenger channels today. Patchwhistle suits small businesses that want a lower price, a trial without a card and no branding fee.

Choose Patchwhistle if

  • A lower starting price: $19 a month against $59 billed monthly.
  • A 14-day free trial without a card, against 7 days with a card.
  • No branding fee: the Patchwhistle widget shows no badge on any plan.
  • The Unanswered inbox on every plan, not only from Growth.
  • Replies in the visitor’s language automatically, plus website monitoring included.

Choose SiteGPT if

  • Your site has tens of thousands of pages.
  • You want Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive or Notion as sources today.
  • You want Slack, Messenger or Google Chat conversations today.
  • You want to take over chats from an iPhone app.

Side by side

Feature by feature.

What each product offers for an AI chatbot on a business website. "Coming soon" items on our side are not available yet.

Patchwhistle compared with SiteGPT
FeaturePatchwhistleSiteGPT
Pricing
Lowest paid plan
Yes: $19/month
Yes: $59/mo ($39 billed yearly)
How you pay
Yes: Flat monthly plan. No per-answer or per-resolution fees.
Yes: Message allowance; the stronger model counts 10x
Free trial
Yes: 14 days, no card
Yes: 7 days, card required
Free plan
No
No
Training
Learns from your website, with re-sync
Yes: Automatic re-sync: Watch manual, Care weekly, Complete daily
Yes: Manual on Starter; monthly to daily on higher plans
File upload
Yes: PDF, Word, text, Markdown, CSV
Yes: PDF, DOCX, PPTX, CSV, TXT, MD
YouTube videos
Yes
Yes
Written Q&A answers
Yes
Not stated
Google Drive, Notion and other cloud docs
Coming soon
Yes: Notion, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive and more
Answers
Replies in the visitor's language
Yes
Yes: 95+ languages; reply language set in instructions
Links the source page
Yes
Yes: For web pages
Says when it does not know
Yes: And offers your contact link or a lead form
Yes: Custom fallback message
After the chat
Lead capture
Yes
Yes
Hand over to a person
Yes: Reply in the widget or by email
Yes: Reply or take over, also from an iPhone app
Inbox of unanswered questions
Yes: Add the answer as a Q&A in one click
Partly: Unanswered questions from the Growth plan
Integrations
Slack alerts and webhooks
Yes
Partly: Slack from Growth; webhooks on Scale
WhatsApp
Coming soon
Partly: Paid add-on
Works without buying a help desk
Yes
Yes
Extras
Website uptime and SSL monitoring
Yes: Included on every plan
No

Pricing

What you pay.

SiteGPT counts messages by model: one GPT-4.1 answer uses as much as ten GPT-4.1 mini answers. Its 7-day trial needs a card.

Patchwhistle

  • Watch1 website, 1,500 messages a month$19/mo
  • Care3 websites, 6,000 messages a month$49/mo
  • Complete10 websites, 25,000 messages a month$99/mo

14-day free trial, no card. No free plan.

SiteGPT

  • Starter$39/mo billed yearly; 1 chatbot, 1,000 pages$59/mo
  • Growth$79/mo billed yearly; 2 chatbots, 10,000 pages$129/mo
  • Scale$259/mo billed yearly; 3 chatbots, 50,000 pages$429/mo
  • EnterpriseCustom
  • Branding removalAdd-on on every plan+$39/mo

As listed on October 28, 2026.

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We read these pages on October 28, 2026. Products change: check SiteGPT's site for current details, and tell us if something here is out of date. SiteGPT is a trademark of its owner; we are not affiliated.

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