| 开发者 | arlingsk |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月3日 09:00 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
https://your-site/wp-json/wc/store/v1/products?per_page=100, or the ?rest_route= form on sites with plain permalinks), which is data your store already serves publicly to any visitor's browser.GET /v1/tenants/{id}/status: whether it is ready, why a setup failed, plan and conversations used this month) when you open the settings page, every two minutes through WP-Cron for at most an hour after you click Connect or Try again (until the assistant is ready or the setup has failed), and otherwise through WP-Cron at most twice a day. That is how it shows the chat bubble once the assistant is ready, hides it when the setup failed or the service no longer knows your shop, and warns you before the free limit runs out. The request carries only your assistant's id and, if your site has one, the status key the service gave it when you connected. Deactivating the plugin stops these checks.https://arling-asistent.arling.workers.dev/widget.js, or a self-hosted URL if you use the arling_asistent_widget_endpoint filter) on the storefront pages you choose once the assistant is ready, and on the plugin's own settings page for the "Try it now" preview. Its script tag also carries your Site Title, which the widget only shows at the top of the chat; it does not send it to ARLing. Like any script request, the shopper's browser also sends the address of the page it is on; the service uses it only to note the first time the widget loads on your shop's domain.Yes, an ARLing account, but you do not create it yourself and need no API key. Connecting creates an ARLing account for your shop's domain and contact e-mail, right on the plugin's settings page inside WordPress, without a sign-up form. You can sign in to it at arling.sk, but you never have to. There is no password, and no card for the free plan.
Usually under a minute for a few hundred products, a few minutes for several thousand. The settings page refreshes itself and tells you when it is ready.
Check the settings page first: the bubble only appears once the assistant is ready (a few minutes later if you left the settings page while it was being built), and never while the setup has failed. Then check "Show widget on" (all pages, WooCommerce pages only, or nowhere). If you use a caching plugin, clear its cache. An ad blocker in your own browser can also hide it.
Only if that site is reachable from the internet, because the service has to read your product list. Local addresses (localhost, .local, .test, private IP addresses) and WordPress Playground cannot be connected; the setup screen says so before anything is sent. You can try the assistant on the demo shop at https://arling.sk/asistent/ instead.
It tells you why. The usual reasons are a security plugin or firewall blocking the public WooCommerce Store API (allow the user agent ARLingAsistentBot), password protection on the whole site, a maintenance or coming soon page, or no published products. Fix it and click Try again.
Free up to 100 conversations a month, no card needed. Above that, 19 EUR a month for up to 1,000 conversations or 39 EUR for up to 3,000, paid through Stripe. You are warned in WordPress at 80 % and 100 %. At the monthly limit, new shoppers are told the assistant is resting until the count starts again on the first day of the month; nothing is charged unless you choose a paid plan. Every plan also has daily limits (Free: AI answers for about 40 questions and 10 new conversations a day); above them shoppers get the closest matching products without an AI answer. All the numbers are in the next answer.
They count per day in UTC, so that one busy day or one automated visitor cannot use up your month or ARLing's AI capacity. AI capacity is counted in neurons, Cloudflare's unit of AI compute; one answer uses about 135 to 170.
They are shown only to a site that has the status key of its assistant. The service gives that key to the site that first creates the assistant (with version 0.4.2 or later), and the plugin keeps it when you disconnect and connect the same assistant again. A shop that first connected with an older version, or that deleted the plugin and installed it again, has no key: WordPress then cannot warn it at 80 % and 100 %, and the settings page links to arling.sk, where you see your plan and usage after signing in with a code sent to your contact e-mail. A paid plan keeps working either way.
One shopper's chat in one browser tab within 24 hours, however many questions it contains, within the daily limits (see "What are the daily limits exactly?"). A gift finder search in the same tab is the same conversation. Your own test conversations on the settings page count too.
No. The ARLing Shopping Assistant service does not keep a record of what was asked or answered. It keeps daily counts per shop (conversations, answered questions, AI cost, replies without AI) for your limits and its own cost control, a marker for about a day so that one chat counts once, and a few account events such as the first time the widget loads on your domain; the full list is under External services.
Nothing leaves your site until you explicitly click "Connect" after ticking the consent checkbox. At that point, your public product list URL, your site domain, the contact e-mail you entered and the language of your WordPress profile are sent to set up your assistant. The setup screen lists all of it before you click. See the "External services" section above for everything that is sent while connected.
It adds one deferred script (about 120 KB, about 37 KB compressed) loaded from Cloudflare after the page itself. The chat runs in its own Shadow DOM, so it does not change your theme's styles.
Slovak, Czech, English and German are built in. You can set one explicitly, or leave it on "Automatic" to follow your site's language. On a site in any other language, Automatic shows the chat buttons in English and the assistant answers each shopper in the language they write in.
Yes, as an option you switch on. Tick "Gift finder" on the settings page and the chat shows a Find a gift tile when it opens. It asks who the gift is for, what the budget is and what the person likes, then suggests up to five products from your own catalogue, each with one short reason. It is off by default and adds nothing to your storefront until you turn it on.
No. This plugin reads your store's public WooCommerce Store API product list, so an active WooCommerce installation is required.
Click "Disconnect" on the settings page to immediately stop the widget from appearing on your site, without uninstalling the plugin. Deleting the plugin from the Plugins screen also removes all of its local settings from your database, including the status key (see uninstall.php); it does not, by itself, delete your data on ARLing's servers: write to support@arling.sk to have it deleted (article 8 of the Data Processing Agreement).