Beplus Site Assistant Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
Beplus Site Assistant adds an AI chat box to your WordPress site. Visitors can ask questions in natural language and get accurate answers based on your actual site content and structure — not generic guesses.
What it knows:
- Pages, posts and products (indexed content)
- Active plugins and themes (names only)
- Navigation menus and their links
- Post types, forms, search, comments, login/registration
- WooCommerce presence (cart, checkout)
Key features:
- Floating chat widget for visitors
- WordPress AI Client integration — reads your API key from Settings Connectors
- Custom endpoint mode — works with any OpenAI-compatible endpoint (OpenAI, OpenRouter, Anthropic via gateway, DeepSeek, Ollama, or your own server)
- Automatic daily re-scan of your content (cron)
- Manual re-scan button in settings
- Security guardrails: describes features, never reveals code, keys or internal implementation
- Sources included with answers so visitors can verify
Privacy: the plugin never exposes your API key. Content is stored in your own database. You choose which provider receives your content.
Documentation: setup guides, screenshots and troubleshooting for every screen are published at beplus-assistant-doc.beplus-agency.cloud.
External services
This plugin answers questions with the help of an AI service. It sends data out,
and it only works because it does — so here is exactly what leaves your site and
where it goes. Nothing is sent until you connect a provider and enable the
assistant.
Who receives it
The service you choose. There is no fixed destination and no account of ours
in the middle:
- the AI provider plugin you connect under Settings Connectors (for example OpenAI, Anthropic or Google); or
- the OpenAI-compatible endpoint you type into Custom endpoint mode — your own gateway, or a locally hosted model such as Ollama on your own server.
In Custom endpoint mode the plugin sends your content only to the address you
entered.
What is sent
- The visitor’s question, as typed.
- The excerpts from your own site content the plugin judged relevant to that question, so the answer can be grounded in your pages rather than invented.
- The site’s structure summary — post types, menu names and active plugin or theme names — so the assistant can describe what the site offers.
What is never sent
- Your API key, which stays in your database and is used only by your server to authenticate the request.
- The visitor’s IP address, name or email address. The lead form stores those in your own database; they are not part of the AI request.
- Other visitors’ conversations, or any transcript from an earlier session.
What is stored, and where
Everything the plugin records — the content index, the conversations, the leads
and the analysis results — is stored in your own WordPress database. The plugin
has no server of its own and collects nothing.
Your provider’s own terms
Every AI provider has its own retention and training policy for the requests it
receives. Which policy applies to you depends on the provider you pick, so please
read theirs before enabling the assistant:
- OpenAI — https://openai.com/policies/privacy-policy
- Anthropic — https://www.anthropic.com/legal/privacy
- Google — https://policies.google.com/privacy
- OpenRouter — https://openrouter.ai/privacy
If you would rather nothing left your site at all, host a model yourself and
point Custom endpoint mode at it.
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