Only for the AI chatbot piece. Chaport is a multichannel chat SaaS with a polished operator inbox across web, Facebook, Telegram, and Viber. SleekAI does not ship any of that. If the AI chat on docs and marketing pages is the real ROI driver, SleekAI replaces it cleanly. If a team genuinely needs multichannel messaging across Telegram and Viber with staffed operators, keep Chaport for that and let SleekAI take the AI workload.

Chaport is free for small teams and paid per operator on higher tiers, with the chatbot builder on the Pro and Unlimited plans. SleekAI is a flat WordPress plugin license with conversation cost paid directly to the LLM provider at their published token rate. For sites whose actual AI need is a chatbot on a few WordPress routes, paying API cost rather than upgrading the entire Chaport plan for the bot is usually well ahead at any meaningful reply volume.

Not natively. SleekAI's chatbot is a WordPress front-end product; Telegram and Viber routing sit firmly on the Chaport side of a split setup. Teams that genuinely need those channels keep Chaport for that, and let SleekAI focus on the WordPress chatbot, editor agent, and alt-text work.

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, and OpenRouter are pre-configured connectors. The merchant brings the API key, picks a model from SleekAI's settings, and the bot runs on that account directly. Switching providers later is a settings change, not a migration.

Inside the WordPress database. Messages flow from the visitor to WordPress to the configured LLM provider and back. There is no Sleek-hosted dashboard sitting in between, which also means no Sleek-side store of customer conversations to migrate if the provider changes later.

Yes. The two do not collide. Chaport loads its widget on the templates assigned to it, SleekAI loads its own. Many teams keep Chaport on contact and support routes for staffed chat and place SleekAI on docs and marketing pages where the bot work concentrates.

Inside Bricks, Elementor, Gutenberg, Oxygen, Meta Box, and ACF, SleekAI's agent reads the current layout or field group and takes natural-language instructions to edit it. It can scaffold new sections, rewrite copy, fill ACF fields, and call tools against WordPress post data. Chaport does not operate in this category.

It produces a defensible first draft. SleekAI sends each image to a vision-capable model, writes the returned description to WordPress, and leaves it editable for review. For libraries with no alt text the uplift is significant; for editorial sites with strict style guides, treat the output as a starting point editors polish before publish.