GPT-trainer
Build knowledge-based AI chatbots and support agents, then deploy them across websites, messaging channels, and connected operations.
About GPT-trainer
GPT-trainer is a platform for building AI chatbots and agent-based support experiences around an organization’s own information. Teams can create chatbots, load knowledge into them, collect conversational data, monitor usage, and deploy the resulting assistants across websites and messaging channels. Self-Serve includes two chatbots, one AI agent per chatbot, unlimited storage, one million training tokens per bot, four collaborators, 12,000 monthly message credits, and 30,000 monthly AI Voice credits. Deployment options include unlimited website embedding plus Slack, Zapier, Make, WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger. API access, webhooks, source tracking, human escalation, lead forms, visitor tracking, session logging, and usage controls support operational workflows beyond a simple question-answer widget. The plan does not include an SLA, AI Supervisor, automatic website retraining, HubSpot, Zendesk, SMS, Google Search, image uploads, or user identity verification. GPT-trainer is therefore most relevant to teams that need configurable customer-support automation and can work within the plan’s integration and service boundaries.
Best for
Best use cases
A support team embeds a chatbot on its website to answer recurring questions, log sessions, and route difficult conversations to a person.
An operations group connects a conversational agent to Slack or automation tools while using webhooks and API access for downstream handling.
An organization loads internal resources into chatbots so staff can navigate policies, create materials, or find relevant information more quickly.
Compare before choosing
The Self-Serve tier includes broad website and messaging deployment, but HubSpot, Zendesk, and SMS are not included at this level.
Unlimited storage and one million training tokens per bot support sizable knowledge bases, while the plan is limited to two chatbots.
API access, webhooks, and human escalation support operational use, but the tier does not include an SLA or AI Supervisor.
Features
Customer support chatbot
Deploy a knowledge-based chatbot on a website to answer customer questions and collect lead or conversation data.
Internal knowledge assistant
Create an agent grounded in organizational documents to help staff navigate policies, resources, and recurring requests.
Connected support automation
Link chatbot workflows with messaging channels, webhooks, API access, Zapier, or Make for broader operational handling.
Pros
- Unlimited website embedding and support for several messaging channels make the chatbot usable across multiple customer touchpoints.
- API access, webhooks, Zapier, Make, and human escalation provide practical ways to connect conversations with operational workflows.
- Unlimited storage, one million training tokens per bot, session logging, visitor tracking, and usage monitoring support substantial knowledge operations.
Cons
- The Self-Serve subscription costs $150 USD per month, creating a meaningful fixed cost for small teams or experimental deployments.
- The Self-Serve tier is limited to two chatbots, four collaborators, one agent per chatbot, and one function call per agent.
- HubSpot, Zendesk, SMS, automatic website retraining, AI Supervisor, Google Search, image uploads, and an SLA are not included in Self-Serve.
Pricing Plans
Self-Serve
- 12,000 message credits per month
- 30,000 AI Voice credits per month
- 2 chatbots
- Unlimited storage
- 1 million training tokens per bot
- 4 collaborators
- Unlimited website embedding
- API access and webhooks
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on GPT-trainer's official website.