| 开发者 | sitestaffr |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月24日 09:16 |
| 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 |
[sitestaffr_button] shortcode/wp-content/plugins/sitestaffr/SiteStaffr in wp-adminVisitors click the widget on your site and start a text or voice conversation. SiteStaffr's AI uses your synced website content to answer their questions. After each conversation, you get a transcript, a summary, and suggested follow-up in your WordPress admin.
Install and activate, then follow the three step setup wizard: your business details, the free trial (30 days, no credit card), and your hours. SiteStaffr reads your pages and writes up your business for you. Watch the full setup in under three minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6_9uRTu6GI
Yes. Every new site starts with a 30 day free trial, no credit card required. After the trial, your site moves to the Free plan: AI text chat for up to 50 conversations a month, still with no credit card. Voice, the Blog Agent and AI Visibility are on paid plans from $29 a month.
Your agent keeps answering by text. If you don't pick a paid plan, your site moves to the Free plan on its own. Your settings, what the AI has learned about your business and your conversation history all stay. You can upgrade at any time from Usage & Billing in the plugin.
Each new visitor chat counts as a conversation. The count starts again at the beginning of every month, and the Usage & Billing page in the plugin shows how many you have used.
Your contact form. New visitors can still leave their name, their email or phone and a message, and it reaches you like any other lead. They never see an upgrade message. If that happens in a month, you get one email about it after the month ends, and upgrading turns the AI answers back on.
Yes. A partner can install SiteStaffr on a client's site and start them free: the 30 day trial, then the Free plan. When the client moves to a paid plan, partners earn 30% of what that client pays for the client's first 12 months. Details: https://sitestaffr.com/for/agencies/#partner
Both, in one widget. Most visitors type, so text chat is unlimited on every paid plan with no per-conversation fees. Anyone who would rather talk can do that on your site, using the voice minutes your plan includes.
No. Text chat is unlimited on every paid plan and is never billed per conversation. Voice is the part that varies by plan, and it is measured in voice minutes.
No. Visitors talk to your agent on your own website, so there is no call to place and no number to set up. You do not need your own OpenAI account either, because the AI is included in your plan.
Setup reads your website, and after that SiteStaffr keeps up on its own: new and updated pages are read once a day, so the AI can answer questions about your services, pricing, hours, and more. You can trigger a read yourself from Settings, and review everything it has learned on the AI Knowledge page.
SiteStaffr supports 57+ languages for both text and voice conversations. Visitors can type or speak in their preferred language.
Yes. You can change colors, position, border styles, icon, and choose between a fixed widget or an inline button. There are also 10 different AI voices to match your brand.
No. Audio is not stored by this plugin. Conversation transcripts are saved in your WordPress database for your records.
No. The widget does not display any SiteStaffr branding text.
No. SiteStaffr works on your website. Visitors type or speak to it in the widget on your pages, so there is no phone line to forward and no number to set up. It answers their questions from your own website content and emails you their name and their email or phone when they leave them.
It is the person at the front desk, for your website: it greets visitors, answers their questions about your services, hours and pricing from your own pages, and takes down their details so you can follow up. SiteStaffr does this by chat and by voice, 24/7, including nights and weekends when nobody is in the office.
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