YourGPT is an AI agent platform that answers support, sales, and operations questions from your content.
Core capabilities
YourGPT trains agents on websites, sitemaps, help centers, Notion, YouTube links, pasted text, and uploaded CSV, TXT, PDF, DOCX, PPTX, or MD files. The pricing page says the chatbot is multilingual, with support for over 100 languages. Higher plans add a helpdesk, lead generation, email notification, escalation to a human, functions, and API or webhook access. The homepage describes agents that answer and can take actions, such as booking, rather than only returning a reply. Retraining is not fully automatic: the FAQ says you reindex from the dashboard or set a reindex schedule.
How to use it
Create an account at yourgpt.ai, add a site or documents, and put the agent on a site or another channel listed in the product. Review answers and use the dashboard to reindex when the source changes.
Who it suits
It suits teams that want a support or sales agent on top of existing help content. It is not a general public chatbot for open-ended chat with fictional characters.
Pricing, access and limits
The pricing meta description says a 7-day trial does not require a credit card. There is no ongoing free plan on the pricing page. With yearly billing selected, displayed monthly prices were Essential $39, Professional $79, and Advanced $349, beside higher monthly figures of $59, $129, and $499. Essential lists 2 chatbots, 200 webpages, 20 documents, 10 million AI credits, and 3 members. Professional lists 5 chatbots, 500 webpages, 100 documents, 30 million credits, and 5 members. Advanced lists 10 chatbots, 2,000 webpages, 500 documents, 100 million credits, and 20 members. Enterprise is custom. Credits depend on the model. The FAQ says there is no extra charge per message beyond those credits.
Frequently asked questions
How do I train a YourGPT agent?
Give it a URL or upload documents. The FAQ says you start a reindex yourself or on a schedule when the source changes.
Is the trial the same as a free plan?
No. The site offers a 7-day trial. Ongoing use is on a paid plan.
