At a glance
SiteGPT and MivoChat
- Compare an AI website agent with support chat connected to your team.
- SiteGPT pricing and current plan limits are linked below; check them against your expected monthly support volume.
- Before switching from SiteGPT, list the support channels, conversation history, and team workflows you currently depend on.
Pricing reference
Pricing and plan details
As of 2026, SiteGPT offers published plan tiers; verify current prices, source limits, and message allowances on its pricing page. SiteGPT official pricing ↗
Plan names, limits, and billing terms change. Check the linked live pricing page before you decide; this comparison avoids fixed amounts where terms may vary.
SiteGPT: Yes: Website chatbot trained on site content
MivoChat: Yes: Answers grounded in public docs and site pages
SiteGPT: Yes: Message-based plans; check current tier allowances
MivoChat: Yes: Monthly plans count each AI reply
| Feature | SiteGPT | MivoChat |
|---|---|---|
| Answers from website content | Yes: Website chatbot trained on site content | Yes: Answers grounded in public docs and site pages |
| Usage pricing | Yes: Message-based plans; check current tier allowances | Yes: Monthly plans count each AI reply |
A worked pricing example
Compare the tier you need with expected sources and conversations. MivoChat's plan reference is $29/month Starter or $99/month Pro, without per-seat or per-resolution fees; paid checkout is still coming soon.
For the SiteGPT comparison, treat MivoChat plan prices and allowances as product references; paid billing is still coming soon. Start the 14-day trial without a card and verify the workflow before making a pricing decision.
What a small SaaS team should compare
When comparing SiteGPT, try product questions such as “How do I rotate my webhook secret?”, “Does the API key need a restart?”, and “What is included in the Starter plan?” Check whether the answer points to the right documentation and what happens when the docs do not cover the question.
Then check the handoff. MivoChat sends each conversation to a Slack thread or Telegram topic; your teammate can take over, hand back to AI, or close it from there. SiteGPT may offer a broader inbox or workflow, which can matter more if several people share a queue.
Who should not switch
A team that relies on SiteGPT for its broader support functions should keep that system until it has mapped the dependencies and found a replacement for each one.
Keep the SiteGPT history, reporting, automations, and customer-facing channels available during evaluation. Test one low-risk page while the current route remains available.
A practical evaluation
For the SiteGPT evaluation, connect public docs and marketing pages covering API reference, pricing, and troubleshooting. Test a supported question, an ambiguous question, and one the site does not answer; MivoChat should say it does not know and make a person reachable instead of inventing a policy.
Check current product limits and SiteGPT's linked pricing page before deciding. Compare the support work your team actually does, not feature names alone.
Frequently asked questions
How do I compare the billing units?
For SiteGPT, confirm whether a billable unit means a message, AI reply, conversation, resolution, or agent seat. MivoChat's allowance counts each AI reply; its plan references are $29/month for 1,000 replies and $99/month for 10,000 replies.
Who should keep using SiteGPT?
Continue using SiteGPT while its shared inbox, ticketing, help center, outbound messaging, or complex routing remains essential to one connected support system.
What does a safe trial look like?
Keep SiteGPT available while you put the widget on one low-risk page. Ask a question from your current docs and an unsupported one, then verify the human handoff before changing your support route.