AskVault vs SiteGPT — pages vs megabytes

SiteGPT and AskVault are both RAG chatbot builders trained on your website. They meter differently: SiteGPT counts crawled pages, where its pricing page defines a page as 2,500 cleaned characters, while AskVault counts indexed content in megabytes. SiteGPT month-to-month is $59 for Starter (1,000 pages, one chatbot), $129 for Growth (10,000 pages, two chatbots) and $429 for Scale (50,000 pages, three chatbots), with branding removal a paid add-on; annual billing reduces those materially. AskVault is $39/mo for 15 MB and two workspaces, rising to 100 MB and fifteen workspaces at $249/mo, with branding removal included from Growth.

AskVault compared with SiteGPT

All prices are month-to-month. Several vendors default their pricing page to annual billing, which shows a lower headline figure; where a vendor offers an annual discount it is noted in the cell.

Prices are listed in US dollars. Payments are handled by Dodo Payments, our merchant of record, which handles global tax and compliance. Prices exclude tax: any sales tax, VAT or GST that applies where you are is shown at checkout.

Feature	SiteGPT	AskVault
Entry paid plan	$59/mo — Starter $39/mo equivalent on annual billing ($468/yr). Checked 2026-10-21 — source	$39/mo — Starter Verified against the live payment account, not read from config — the configured amount is flag-dependent. Checked 2026-09-01 — source
Allowance on the entry plan	1,000 pages ≈ 2.5 MB Derived, not SiteGPT’s own figure: they define a page as 2,500 cleaned characters (per SiteGPT’s pricing page), so 1,000 × 2,500 ≈ 2.5 MB of text. SiteGPT publishes no MB number. Checked 2026-10-21 — source	15 MB Checked 2026-09-02 — source
Messages on the entry plan	4,000 messages/mo on its lighter GPT-4.1-mini model, or 400 on GPT-4.1 SiteGPT allows more messages than AskVault at the entry tier, and by the widest margin of the three tiers. The row exists because omitting it while publishing their mid- and top-tier message counts would have hidden their strongest entry-level advantage. Checked 2026-10-21 — source	2,000 messages/mo Checked 2026-09-02 — source
Chatbots included	1 on Starter, 2 on Growth, 3 on Scale Checked 2026-10-21 — source	2 on Starter, 5 on Growth, 15 on Business Checked 2026-09-02 — source
Removing vendor branding	Paid add-on Sold separately from the plan. Checked 2026-10-21 — source	Included from Growth ($99/mo) Verified against the live payment account, not read from config — the configured amount is flag-dependent. Checked 2026-09-01 — source
Mid tier	$129/mo — 10,000 pages, 10k messages, 2 chatbots $79/mo equivalent on annual billing. Checked 2026-10-21 — source	$99/mo — 40 MB, 6,000 messages, 5 workspaces Verified against the live payment account, not read from config — the configured amount is flag-dependent. Checked 2026-09-01 — source
Top self-serve tier	$429/mo — 50,000 pages, 40k messages, 3 chatbots $259/mo equivalent on annual billing. Checked 2026-10-21 — source	$249/mo — 100 MB, 15,000 messages, 15 workspaces Verified against the live payment account, not read from config — the configured amount is flag-dependent. Checked 2026-09-01 — source
Channels on the entry plan	No chat integrations and no API Checked 2026-10-21 — source	Web widget, hosted page and REST API Checked 2026-10-21 — source

Where AskVault is the better choice

• More content per dollar at the entry tier: 15 MB against roughly 2.5 MB of extracted text, at a lower month-to-month price.
• Two workspaces on the entry plan against one chatbot, and fifteen at the top tier against three.
• Branding removal is included from Growth rather than sold as a paid add-on.
• Native WhatsApp, Telegram and SMS from Growth, configured in the dashboard, and the REST API from Starter. SiteGPT’s entry plan has no chat integrations and no API.
• Answers show the pages or documents they were drawn from, and answers that look unsupported or low-confidence are flagged into a review queue for your team.

Where SiteGPT is the better choice

• A larger message allowance at every tier — 4,000 messages a month on Starter (counted on its lighter GPT-4.1-mini model; 400 on GPT-4.1), 10,000 on Growth and 40,000 on Scale, against 2,000, 6,000 and 15,000 on the comparable AskVault plans. On those headline counts SiteGPT is also cheaper per message at every tier. If your volume is high and your content is small, SiteGPT is the better fit.
• Page-based metering is easier to predict before you start. You can count your sitemap; you cannot easily guess your extracted-text size in megabytes until you have crawled.
• An established product with real customers behind it. AskVault has none yet, and that is a legitimate reason to choose them today.
• Their annual discount is unusually steep — roughly a third off — so if you are willing to commit for a year, the effective gap on price narrows sharply or disappears.

Frequently asked questions

How do SiteGPT pages convert to AskVault megabytes?

SiteGPT’s pricing page defines a page as 2,500 cleaned characters, so 10,000 pages is roughly 25 MB of extracted text. That arithmetic is ours, not SiteGPT’s — they publish no megabyte figure, and we show the conversion rather than presenting the result as their number. Your own conversion will vary with how text-dense your site is.

Why does AskVault meter megabytes instead of pages?

Because a page is not a consistent unit. A 200-word FAQ entry and a 40-page PDF both count as content, and metering pages makes the second one nearly free while the first is expensive. Megabytes of extracted text track what actually costs us money to index and search.

Are these SiteGPT prices monthly or annual?

The figures in the table are month-to-month. SiteGPT’s annual billing is lower, and both sets of numbers appear in the cells so you can compare on whichever basis you intend to buy.