Use your own AI key
Your provider key is stored encrypted in your dashboard rather than bundled into a visitor-facing widget.
PlugginAI gives WordPress businesses a practical route to an AI website assistant: create a chatbot, keep the provider key encrypted server-side, then connect it with a unique WordPress key.
Your provider key is stored encrypted in your dashboard rather than bundled into a visitor-facing widget.
Each chatbot has a separate key that can be replaced if access needs to be revoked.
PlugginAI is sold as a one-time licence. AI-provider usage remains with the account holder.
Create a chatbot in the dashboard, add accurate business instructions, and generate its WordPress key. Install the PlugginAI plugin on the WordPress site, paste that key into the plugin settings, and the website widget can load its approved configuration.
A well-configured assistant can answer repeat questions using the business information you approve, such as delivery guidance, product information, opening times, returns policy, or appointment preparation. Review every knowledge source before enabling it.
Website visitors should never receive the provider credential that powers an AI assistant. PlugginAI keeps the customer-owned API key on the server and sends the widget only the public configuration it needs.
Write a clear privacy notice, validate the answers against your real policies, and test the widget on a staging or low-risk page before relying on it for live sales or support.
No. It adds an AI support layer to a WordPress site; the business continues to own its site, content, provider account, and customer policies.
Yes. The dashboard supports key rotation so an older key can be revoked and replaced.
No. The key is intended to remain server-side.
PlugginAI provides the website, inbox, and secure integration foundation. Businesses remain responsible for provider-account approval, their own policies, and accurate customer information.