A More Capable SiteGPT Alternative That Turns Visitors into Leads

SiteGPT does one thing well: it takes your website content, indexes it, and builds a chatbot that answers visitor questions based on that content. The product is clean, fast to set up, and accurate. For a small business or solo operator who just needs an FAQ bot on their site, it is a perfectly reasonable solution.

The problem is that most growing businesses need more from their AI agent than question answering. Every visitor who interacts with your chatbot is a potential customer. They are reading your pricing page, asking about your product features, comparing you to competitors, or evaluating whether your solution fits their use case. These interactions are sales intelligence — and SiteGPT throws all of it away.

SiteGPT has no analytics dashboard that surfaces conversation trends or identifies high-intent patterns. It has no built-in mechanism to capture visitor contact details and push them to a CRM. It cannot proactively engage a visitor who has been on your pricing page for four minutes. When a visitor asks about enterprise pricing, there is no way to alert your sales team in real time.

These are not edge cases. They are the most valuable use cases for a business AI agent. Kori was built to execute all of them.

SiteGPT shows you message counts. Kori shows you business outcomes. This is not a minor difference — it is the difference between knowing that your chatbot is running and knowing whether it is working.

Kori's analytics dashboard tracks conversation volume, deflection rates, resolution quality scores, lead capture rates, CRM push success, and — most importantly — which conversation patterns correlate with downstream conversions. This data allows your team to continuously optimise the AI agent: improving its knowledge base, refining its lead capture flows, and adjusting proactive triggers based on what is actually working.

For teams running AI agents on high-traffic sites, this feedback loop is the primary driver of improvement over time. Without it, you are flying blind.

SiteGPT is reactive. It waits for a visitor to open the chat widget and type a question. That is fine for visitors with a specific question in mind — but most visitors, especially first-time visitors evaluating your product, will leave without ever engaging.

Kori changes that dynamic. It can proactively greet a visitor after they have been on your pricing page for 30 seconds. It can trigger a different message for returning visitors. It can surface a specific offer to visitors who arrived from a particular marketing campaign. It can ask 'Can I help you find the right plan?' when a visitor navigates to your pricing comparison section.

This proactive layer measurably increases engagement rates. Visitors who receive a timely, contextually relevant message are significantly more likely to start a conversation — and significantly more likely to convert — than visitors who scroll past a static chat widget icon.

If you are currently using SiteGPT, switching to Kori is simple. Kori ingests website content the same way SiteGPT does — enter your URL and Kori crawls and indexes your site automatically. You can also add PDFs, Google Docs, and other document types that SiteGPT accepts.

The additional configuration — lead capture flows, CRM mappings, proactive triggers, and analytics setup — is what takes the extra time, and for most teams it is less than a half-day of work. The result is an AI agent that does everything SiteGPT did, plus everything it didn't.