Add an AI chatbot to WordPress
without installing another plugin.
One script tag in your theme and your WordPress site has an agent that has read your pages and answers visitors in seconds. No plugin to keep updated, nothing that can break on your next core update.
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The usual WordPress chat setup has a cost you only notice later.
Another plugin to maintain
Every plugin is another thing that can conflict, slow the site down, or break when WordPress updates.
Page speed takes the hit
Chat plugins are a common reason a WordPress site that used to be fast suddenly is not.
Most of them only route messages
A box that collects a message and emails it to you is a contact form with a nicer animation.
Nobody is watching it anyway
Live chat only works if a human is there. Most of the day, on most small sites, nobody is.
A tag, not a plugin — and an agent, not an inbox.
Paste it once into your theme or a header-scripts box. Nothing in your plugin list, nothing to update, nothing to conflict.
The widget never blocks what your visitors are waiting for, so your Core Web Vitals stay where they are.
Posts, pages, product pages, your FAQ — it crawls them and answers from them, and re-reads on a schedule as you publish more.
Add your products with real prices and it can quote them and take the payment through your own gateway.
Your colours, your logo, light or dark. It does not look like a bolt-on from somebody else's brand.
Name, email, phone and the full transcript land in your dashboard and your inbox.
on a WordPress site, at 1am
Four steps, and the longest one is the crawl.
Your dashboard shows this line with your own ID already filled in.
It crawls your WordPress site — posts, pages, products — and builds what it knows. About 90 seconds for a typical site.
It is the line above with your own ID already filled in.
Appearance → Theme File Editor → header.php, just before </head>. Safer options: a child theme, or any "header scripts" box your theme or SEO plugin already provides. Elementor, Divi and most page builders have one too.
The bubble is there and answering. To remove it, delete the line.
No, and that is deliberate. A script tag does the same job with nothing in your plugin list to update, conflict or break on a core update. If you prefer plugins for everything, a "header and footer scripts" plugin will hold the tag for you.
Most themes have a Custom Code or Header Scripts field under Appearance or Theme Options. Elementor has Custom Code under Templates. Several popular SEO and header-script plugins also provide one. Any of them works — the tag just needs to end up in your page head.
If you edit header.php in a parent theme directly, yes — an update can overwrite it. Use a child theme or a header-scripts field instead and it survives updates.
Yes. It reads your product pages like any other page, and if you add your products with prices in the dashboard it can quote them and take payment through your own Stripe, PayPal, Square or Authorize.Net account.
The script loads asynchronously after your page has rendered, so it does not block your content or your Largest Contentful Paint.
Self-hosted WordPress, yes. On WordPress.com you need a plan that allows custom code or plugins — the free and entry tiers block custom scripts, which is a WordPress.com restriction rather than anything to do with us.