Webivus AI

No. If you can type a message, you can manage your site. Webivus handles the technical steps for you.

No. Every significant action requires your approval first. Webivus explains what it will do, and waits.

When you ask Webivus to work on something — rewrite a post, check a page, update a product — that item is sent to the Webivus platform so the AI can read it and act on it. Content is sent only for the item you're working on. Webivus does not bulk-export your posts, products, or customer database, and it never receives your passwords. If you ask about orders or customers, the details of those records (such as name and email) are sent so the AI can answer. See the Third-Party Service section above for the full breakdown.

No. The plugin adds nothing to your public-facing pages — no scripts, styles, or assets. Error reports and status signals are sent in the background and never block WP Admin.

Yes. Webivus can manage products, orders, stock, prices, and coupons. Before a WooCommerce update, it scans your theme for outdated template overrides that could break your cart or checkout, and tells you which ones actually put your store at risk.

Communication is secured with encrypted, auto-expiring tokens, and the plugin sends nothing to Webivus until you click Connect. Webivus never receives your passwords, and outside a rollback snapshot it receives only the records you ask it to work on, never your whole customer database. It does receive the specific content you ask it to work on — see the Third-Party Service section for exactly what is and isn't sent.

Yes. One click on the Webivus AI admin page stops all communication immediately. Deleting the plugin removes all connection data.

The plugin is free, and Webivus offers a free account tier. Paid plans unlock higher usage. See webivus.com for pricing.

Yes. Install the plugin on each site and connect them to the same Webivus account — you can then manage all your sites from one dashboard. The number of connected sites depends on your plan; see webivus.com/pricing.

Not full-site backups. Before Webivus changes a plugin, theme or content item, it records a restore point: a snapshot of the affected plugin or theme folder (plus your database where the change can affect it), the previous version of edited content, and a safety copy of items WordPress deletes permanently (media files, users, categories, tags and menus). That protects the changes Webivus makes; it does not protect against hosting failures, hacks or changes made elsewhere. Rollback protection is new in 1.3.0 and still improving. We strongly recommend keeping a backup plugin or host-level backups running on any production site.

Yes, for changes made through Webivus. Before it updates, switches or removes a plugin or theme, or edits or deletes content, it records what it is about to change, and you can restore it from the chat, under that reply. Restore is available on the latest change; once you send a new message, the earlier Restore button is replaced. Rollback covers changes Webivus made, not changes made directly in WP Admin or by other plugins. Restoring a snapshot returns your database to the moment it was taken, so anything added after it, such as new orders or comments, is undone too. Webivus shows a preview before you confirm, and a restore can itself be undone for a limited time. A WordPress core update is protected by a database snapshot only; Webivus does not roll back the core files themselves, so take a full backup before updating WordPress. Rollback protection is new in 1.3.0 and still improving. It may not be able to restore every change in every situation, so keep a full-site backup running on any production site.

For updates, removals and permanent deletions, Webivus stops and tells you why, for example a full disk or an uploads folder it cannot write to. You can try again, cancel, or continue without a restore point. If you continue, that change cannot be undone from Webivus, and the reply says so. For a new install or a content edit, Webivus carries on and simply has no restore point for that change.

No. Webivus reviews your site's configuration and flags plugins that appear abandoned or removed from the directory, but it is not a malware scanner and does not check your plugins against vulnerability databases. Use a dedicated security plugin for that.

Yes, including network-wide plugin detection.