No. SleekAI is a standalone WordPress plugin and works on any WordPress site. It simply reads whatever content is on the page, including Divi modules when present. If you switch from Divi to another builder later, the chatbot keeps working — it adapts to whatever the page renders, regardless of which builder produced it.

The chatbot widget loads asynchronously and the AI calls happen only when a visitor opens the bot. There's no impact on PageSpeed for visitors who never interact. The widget itself is small and doesn't compete with Divi's render cycle, so first-paint metrics stay where they are. Lazy loading means even high-traffic Divi sites don't pay a performance cost for visitors who skip the chat.

Yes. The widget exposes color, radius, font, and avatar settings, plus full CSS hooks if you want to push it further to match your Divi design. For agencies that maintain a brand kit per client, those settings can be configured per site to match the global colors module Divi already uses, so the chat widget feels like part of the design rather than a third-party graft.

Yes. Anything you bind via Divi's dynamic content, ACF, or post meta is available as a named variable in the chatbot context. So a Blurb module pulling a project's completion date from ACF feeds that real value to the bot, not a placeholder. Repeater fields and flexible content from ACF Pro work the same way, with structure preserved.

Every conversation is stored locally in WordPress with the page URL, user, and transcript. You can search, filter, and export logs from the admin. For agencies running Divi sites for clients, this becomes a useful artifact — the client gets visibility into what visitors are asking, which often surfaces gaps in the page copy itself that should be addressed in the next iteration.

SleekAI is a one-time purchase plus your own OpenAI key. There is no per-message charge from SleekWP. You set the model — GPT-4o, GPT-4o-mini, or others depending on your budget — and OpenAI bills you directly at their published rates. For client work, this means the agency can either absorb the message costs or pass them through, and the math is predictable either way.

Yes. The chatbot can launch from a Divi button or open inside a Divi popup using SleekAI's JavaScript API. So if your Divi site uses a hello-bar or popup pattern for engagement, the chat can be wired to that trigger rather than appearing as a permanent floating widget. Display conditions still apply, so the popup-launched bot can be page-specific.

Yes. Divi pairs commonly with WooCommerce, and SleekAI reads WooCommerce product pages — title, description, price, stock status, attributes — the same way it reads any other Divi page. Product CPTs with the Divi shop builder produce structured data the bot can use, so a shopper asking about sizing or stock gets answers from the actual product record.