Not all chatbots are built the same. Rule-based bots follow scripts you have to write and maintain; SiteGPT learns from the content you already have. Here's how they compare.
| SiteGPT | Generic chatbots | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Point it at your site | Build flows by hand |
| Answers | From your real content | From scripted rules |
| Maintenance | Re-crawl to update | Rewrite flows |
| Languages | Automatic | Per-language config |
Accuracy
Generic bots only know what you scripted. SiteGPT answers from your actual documentation, so it handles the long tail of questions no one thought to script.
Setup time
A rule-based bot can take weeks of flow-building. With SiteGPT you point it at your website, it indexes your pages, and you have a working assistant in minutes.
Maintenance
When your product changes, scripted bots go stale until someone rewrites the flows. SiteGPT just needs a re-crawl to stay current.